Corner Tubes is located right across from Prince Solms Park where the tubing activities start. I…read morelike the location. It's easy access and the offer hotel pick up. The bus was really comfortable, although the ride was short. They offer tubes that are bottomless or with bottoms. I heard the water was shallow, I chose the one with bottom. I certainly don't want my bottom kissing the bottom of the river. I went to tubing with a group of my bear friends from Houston. We had a blast in the Comal River. But I had a different experience than them. My friend and I got off the river earlier than my group. We were picked up from the last public exit and brought to the shop to wait on the bus. The driver kept updating me on the status. We heard the bus broke down at one point. Okay. No problem. The New Braunfels sun was shining at us for about an hour. Finally, a windowless van picked us up and dropped off at the hotel. Even with minor glitch, I would come back to get my tube at Corner Tubes.

This place was friendly and patient, close to launch point, and clean. We brought our own tubes and…read morefilled them for free. Afterward, I realized we were really close to get in/get out point that we probably could have saved some money and not taken the shuttle. However, Corner Tubes made things smooth and easy. I am grateful for them! Bonus that they had food, drinks, and some supplies to buy at the store before heading out. We had a great time on the river and appreciate Corner Tubes!

I just love strolling through Gruene. I know a lot of the businesses here are geared towards…read moretourists. However, most of them are small business owners and need to be supported. The fact that there is a huge, free parking lot in town makes things a lot easier for getting in and out of the historic district. Can you believe this little German enclave has been around since the 19th century? So much to do here from the antique shops and boutiques to restaurants, general store, and let's not forget legendary Gruene Hall (oldest dance hall in Texas). It's a great place for locals and tourists alike. So much history and just a great way to spend a day.

I've been here twice so far, as a stop between San Antonio and Austin. Both times were during the…read moreafternoon, on a weekend, when it is predominantly a tourist attraction. The historic Gruene Hall was the main draw for me, which is mainly a place to be a spectator of live music, while having a drink or dance. McConauhaze (by Twisted X Brewing Company in Dripping Springs) is the hazy IPA that I enjoyed from the bar. I'd love to return for the evening entertainment from Sunday through Friday. Especially for swing dancing on Tuesdays, and two-step on Thursdays--both nights start with an optional dance lesson for $12. Gristmill River Restaurant & Bar is very good, but lacks vegan options. El Chingón IPA (by Four Corners Brewing in Dallas) is the Texas beer that I enjoyed here. Gruene Grove is a nice outdoor patio to take in some live music and grab a drink from the bar, but they don't let you enter or leave with your drink. I had the bartender make a "black and tan" for me by blending a stout and pale ale on tap from local breweries. I was eager to enjoy the Italian-style bratwurst from Wurst in Gruene, but they were out of the Beyond brat option. The Grapevine is a good beer and wine bar that opens to an outdoor patio with stage and live music. Sputnik Russian Imperial Coffee Oatmeal Stout (by Austin Beerworks) is the draft beer that I enjoyed here. It was nice to be able to walk around freely with it (which I even took with me into Gruene Hall). Hunter Road is full of unique shops to buy apparel, souvenirs, edibles, drinks, and other boutique specialties. The names of small businesses get carried away with a play on words, using the fact that Gruene is pronounced "green." Examples include The Gruene Haus, The Gruene Olive Tasting Room, Gruene with Envy, Red & Gruene Holiday Shop, and The Gruene Door. Other silly names include Tipsy Gypsy and Fickle Pickles. I look forward to experiencing more here in the future.

Downtown New Braunfels Main Plaza was first built in 1845. A fountain was added in 1896. The gazebo…read morewas built in 1905 and has a Neo-classical design. In 1926 it was raised up on a limestone base so that a women's restroom could be constructed. It has been used for weddings, musical performances, and takes center stage in the Christmas lighting of the plaza the Friday evening after Thanksgiving each November. Main Plaza is located in a circle inside the square in the middle of Downtown New Braunfels. Yes, it does get confusing to drive around the circle for even the locals, just keep to the right, Lol. What you will find in Main Plaza: Historical Bandstand Historical Monuments Water Fountain Drinking Fountain Benches Street Parking Landscaping Open Space Surrounding the Main Plaza in "the square" you will also find many shops, restaurants, other business, plus the historic Comal County Courthouse.... It's all in the heart of New Braunfels!

What a delightful experience and a wonderful time! To walk in the Christmas lights in a cool autumn…read moreevening. It was just beautiful. You need to take your family to see it, New Braunfels is still charming with a small old town feel and then when you add Christmas time to it, magical!

Buc-ee's adjacent! This is a large shopping center facing…read moreI-35 northbound, and Creekside Crossing, which is where the Buc-ee's is- this used to be the largest convenience store in the world across the street. New Braunfels Town Center isn't really in the town center- that's where the square is. This is a bit outside of the downtown area. It's not really creekside either. This shopping center is large, with lots of chain restaurant options, and a liquor store, and plenty of places to shop. Ingress and egress is easy along the Creekside Crossing road and the I-35 frontage road. Parking is plentiful. I do not care for the intersection that TxDot made in front of this place, between this shopping center and Buc-ee's. It briefly makes drivers drive on the left side of the road like we're in Britain or something.

Wonderful experience! Love ever minute of their kindness and care with my car when they were…read morevaletting

These boys are gorgina- obsessed with them! Great service. I would trust them with my life.read more

Brought my pup to the paw print activity being held at the outside reading area behind the library…read moreso she can unleash her inner Picasso. We could make a paw print on canvas or do "lick art " ..by having our dog lick peanut butter off a ziplock bag that had paint and canvas in it. We did both and it was a masterpiece!!! Great idea, NB library , for allowing an activity that includes our best furry friends!

Helpful staff, clean, ample space to read and work. Always a nice visit, they have ordered…read morerequested books missing from their catalog.

Even though you can no longer access the Guadalupe River from this spot, it's still a nice place to…read morerelax before or after a day on the water. It's also fun to make it part of a bike ride, stroll, or hike. Before hitting the water we swung by to relax and watch others having fun in the river. It's a tranquil and peaceful pedestrian/bike bridge with benches over the river.

It is a historical bridge. Beautiful spot for pictures. If you are in the area definitely stop and…read morecheck it out. The bridge was built in 1887 it is wooden boardwalk for pedestrians

If only I could give negative stars on a review, I would! This is the absolute worst location in…read morethe USPS - truly giving the organization a bad name and pitiful reputation. Passport appointments were running behind (not my fault), and the woman at the counter today refused to help me because some of the paperwork wasn't 100% complete. This was for what reason? Her rude and lazy self was about to go to lunch. If she had been on task and on time mind you, it would have been irrelevant. It would have taken me two minutes at the most to complete, but she told me absolutely not, I would have to reschedule....because again her ever important lunch. Terrible customer service. You must do better USPS

Parcel logistics should be a public sector job, not a government agency job. Government is…read moreincompetent. Tired of not receiving my packages, even after they're marked as "delivered". Just do your damn job. Can't believe my tax money pays for this lack of service.