Fall-A-Palooza on the Comal
Slow down and gather close as we celebrate the changing season with our 1st Annual Fall-A-Palooza. Visit Float In to get tickets
Author: Austin Buck
Fall in Love with New Braunfels
Fall in New Braunfels is… different. Sure, we’re famous for summer things like floating, shopping, live music, and floating. Did we mention floating? When fall rolls in, the weather cools off, the crowds shrink, and the pace slows. This is festival season. The headliner is Wurstfest – a 10-day salute to sausage that runs, this […]
Boutique vs Corporate Resorts
Corporate resorts promise luxury, fun, and convenience, but what you actually get is chaos, long lines, and a serious case of buyer’s remorse. If you’ve ever shelled out hundreds (or thousands) to stay at one of those oversized, corporate-run “experiences,” you already know the deal – filthy restrooms, overwhelmed staff, cabins that haven’t seen a […]
Why’s it called Camp Landa?
If you’ve ever stayed with us at Camp Landa RV Resort, we hope you’ve experienced a welcoming, relaxed feeling from the moment you pulled in. It’s not just the Oasis Pool, the swim-up bar, or any of our other amenities. There’s something deeper here, something rooted in family, tradition, and a legacy that goes back […]
5 Fun, Hidden Gems in New Braunfels
Think you’ve done it all in New Braunfels? Here are 5 things you may not know about, curated by the locals at Camp Landa. Circle Arts Theatre Circle Arts Theatre is a cute community theatre located in Landa Park basically on the Wurstfest Grounds, so it’s very close to Camp Landa. Since its founding in […]
5 Things to Do Within One Mile of Camp Landa
Here are five reasons Camp Landa is located where it is. Downtown New Braunfels Since its founding in 1845, Downtown New Braunfels has been where locals and people who wish they were locals have gathered. Spend a day shopping, dining, and playing before an evening listening to live music with a cold drink. Be sure […]
Texas Clay Festival
Featuring the work of over 80 Texas potters and clay artists, the festival offers the opportunity to view and purchase a wide variety of pottery, from traditional to sculptural by the top clay artists in the state.
Historical Gruene Texas
Gruene, a National Historic District settled over a century ago, offers a vibrant glimpse of Texas culture and history across 15 walkable acres. Visitors can shop, dine, and enjoy live music while exploring original township buildings, with a diverse range of experiences from food and antiques to unforgettable music.
Guadalupe River
The Guadalupe River, known for its scenic views, is ideal for tubing and relaxation in New Braunfels. Adventure seekers can enjoy rafting, canoeing, and paddle boarding, while the river is a top destination for year-round fly fishing, with thousands of rainbow trout released each winter. Photo Credit: City of New Braunfels
Comal River
The Comal River, a spring-fed waterway with a year-round temperature of 70-72 degrees, is ideal for floating in New Braunfels. Tubing begins near the Wurstfest grounds and flows through downtown and Schlitterbahn Waterpark, covering just 2.5 miles within the city limits, making it one of the shortest navigable rivers in the U.S. Photo Credit: City […]
