I need to start by saying that the New Braunfels Railroad Museum is no longer free…read more Unfortunately I read plenty of old reviews mentioning this was a free museum, so frankly that was one of my main incentives to stop here on my way to Austin. However, they now have a $10 admission fee for adults and $5 for kids 5 years and up. I really don't mind paying for tickets to a museum, but this particular one is NOT worth the price it costs. I think a more reasonable ticket price would be $5 per person, due to the lack of exhibits and the short time it takes to go through everything. The museum itself is pretty small and you should be able to walk through and read everything in maybe 20 minutes max. I learned that you can rent the space for events and it seems they have some special activities for children the third weekend of the month.

Very cute and cool place! The person working the Museum was so friendly and informative. There are…read morea couple updates and remodeling currently happening. We were limited on time but it worked out perfectly because it didn't take much time to explore everything. Cute gifts and train swag available for purchase. Would visit again when it town to see the updates. Donations requested instead of admission. There's a couple cute photo ops at the museum and just across the road/ driveway.

all I have to say is that I was here for Nurse Summer Training Program in 2023 and then for Basic…read moreOfficer Leadership Course in 2024. this was specifically in Camp Bullis, BSA Freedom. It was a time. Yeah.

If Hunt Family homes offers you a house on Infantry Post Road don't take it. I've never felt more…read moredisappointed and underwhelmed in 17 years of on post housing. I just moved in and roaches are here. There is a plethora of moths too. I even found a bat! They moved 7 people into a home that can barely fit 5. They don't provide measurements and the layouts are extremely deceitful online. I've never been more let down. Unfortunately I am stuck here for a year but I hope I can save someone from this poor excuse of family housing.

Still a great home to live in...the neighborhood is small at 100 homes and everyone is friendly at…read morethe least...and friends at best! A private green belt runs through our hood. Lots of fun animals to watch living their lives.

Rich History! Beautiful artifcet You can take nice photos and videos here. If you're ever in the…read morearea, definitely stop by for a visit!

While it may seem like a simple foot bridge amongst many others, there is a simple elegance to it…read more It looks and feels solid. It's also an excuse to keep wandering down the Riverwalk with a loose destination in mind.

As you're enjoying a nice stroll along the Riverwalk, you'll find yourself under the Camden Street…read morebridge-and you'll know that you're there by the giant fish hanging overhead. No, they are not real fish, but a beautiful art installation. I visited during the day, but I hear that they light up and are a sight to behold at night. I also hear that there are lots of bats that take flight right around sundown from the bridge and it's a neat thing to experience. I'll have to come back another time to check it out for myself. But the daytime view wasn't too shabby.

Love the Grotto and the fish art!! Parked under the bridge close-by. Worth the trip!read more

Ate here recently. This is a new restaurant, btw. Opened a week or two ago. Place is absolutely…read moregorgeous first of all. Nothing moves quickly here though. Drinks take 15+ min to get as an example. Once we got them, they were good and well prepared. I loved my espresso martini! 7 out of 8 meals at our table were improperly/undercooked. Medium selection came out almost rare, one of our meals came out at least 20 min after the rest and then it also was still undercooked- very pink pork. Once it was returned, it came back and was delicious and still moist. Everyone else lumped it and did not return their portions. Appetizers were good, but the portions seemed very small. Our service was mostly good - barring slowness of delivery- prob not servers fault. I felt like sitting there while everyone else was eating deserved accommodation. They took my meal back and they did fix it, but sitting there for almost half an hour while everyone else is finishing their meals is uncomfortable for the guest and not good. Nothing was even really acknowledged and Our tab was significant. They are packed to the gills right now. Folks waiting in Line to get in. I think there are some things they need to work on and feel like they will aggressively attack their shortcomings once they are recognized. It's a very nice place, but I'm going to give them a little time to work out the kinks before I spend my $$$ there again.

New Braunfels is a small quaint German town that has quite a bit to do. I've spent some time here…read moreand have enjoyed exploring.There's tubing down the Guadalupe river, and check out the Faust bridge above it's a beauty. New Braunfels has Texas's oldest bakery (Naeglin's), their cookies and kolaches are delicious. Make sure to explore downtown New Braunfels there is plenty of street parking and shops to explore. Theres a church in downtown that has beautiful scripture tiles discussing different passages in the Bible. There's a museum of handmade furniture with a lady who does a great job at explaining life during that time. There's also a nearby souvenir cabin. In the nearby town of Gruene, check out their souvenir shop and rhea's icecream for unique flavors. In addition the Gruene Lake Village is close by with a couple of local businesses and restaurants to explore. I recommend the kora kora coffeeshop, naturally cafe etc. The only thing I wouldn't get here is their boba tea it's overpriced and tastes terrible. All in all New Braunfels is a quiet German town with plenty of history, friendly faces and a nice day trip.

It's an exceptional library and all the staff (except one) are lovely. However, it's been my…read moreunfortunate experience that no matter what time we go it's a cacophony of badly behaved toddlers. Maybe sitters are in short supply. Such a shame. No studying can be done here, or even reading.

Very impressed with the facilities and offerings at this community library! It's located in a…read morebeautiful and peaceful setting and the staff I've interacted with have all been so kind and welcoming. Highly recommend a visit!

This review is for a one-night stay in a DVQ in early May…read more guest room Exceptional suite, for the amazing rate of $69. We had a two-room suite in Building 110, it says Bachelor Officer's Quarters A over the arched doorway. We were on the second floor in and suite at the end of one of those long exterior porches. Most of the suites in our building seemed to be named for USAF aircraft. As the building title implies, these are converted BOQs. The front room is a sitting room with television, couches and - get this - a outsize fireplace! Now, the fireplace doesn't work, but imagine a time when big fireplaces were necessary in San Antonio. The bedroom and especially the bathroom were very nice. The bathrooms have been recently renovated and are as nice as any upscale hotel. There's a refrigerator and coffee maker, plus snacks and booze for sale. There seemed to be adequate street parking, just a few steps from the DVQs. In addition, the setting of the DVQs and deep porches are simply stunning. If morning coffee is your thing, arrange your schedule with enough time to sit in your rocking chair on the shady veranda overlooking the courtyard. food and beverage If there's a breakfast, we missed it. For lunch or dinner, there are all the usual food court options nearby in the PX. There seems to be a club in Building 500, which might be an option - depending upon their membership rules. staff Front desk staff were really great. You check in Building 112, which is right next door to the DVQ we occupied. Housekeeping staff were also very warm, welcoming and gracious. common spaces We didn't see or ask about use of a pool or laundry. With the number of guests, am sure the front desk could provide all sorts of options. location The air base is to the north and east of San Antonio. It's pretty much highway all the way to the base. The Security Police at the access point can provide directions to the lodging office. The neighborhoods surrounding the air base are not really tourist destinations, but the area seems safe enough. For DOD card holders, the installation appears to have every amenity you'd expect. In addition, the base is incredibly well maintained and a real showplace for the air force.

Randolph is a nice quiet base full of retired veterans. They're slowly adding more options for the…read morefood court and just finished the updated gas station.