Best Nature and Parks (RV, National, Dog, etc) in Comal River

"Go on a guided adventure at 180-feet below ground and travel through a half-mile of the largest, most extensive cavern in the San Antonio area. This is perfect for the adventurous kids, the ones you can't get to come back inside after a long day of play. You'll learn about history and science, dating all the way back to the Cretaceous period."

"If you seek natural beauty in your journeys, then Natural Bridge Caverns will see in San Antonio you. Everything, including caves, are bigger in Texas. Maybe these shots will not be the most liked Instagram photos on your page, but they will be the most eccentric ones!"

"San Antonio may not seem like an obvious place for wonders of nature. After all, it is one of the fastest growing cities in the US. But it also holds a natural treasure."

"Friedrich Park is a popular spot for bird watchers and those interested in learning about history through plant life and animals. This land has been rather undeveloped therefore a lot of San Antonio’s natural history is preserved on this land. With 600 acres of land, there are tons of places to explore!"

"Friedrich Wilderness Park is one of the best public parks in San Antonio, Texas. This park has various amenities and spaces where you can explore to have fun and relax. It offers approximately 10 miles of hiking trails with various levels of difficulty."

"With over 40 miles of scenic trails that crisscross over rugged canyonlands and gently rolling grasslands, Government Canyon State Natural Area provides a peaceful respite from the chaos of the city. If you’re up for a long hike, do the Far Reaches Trail and Twin Oaks Loops—this 9.5-mile trail showcases many of the features that make this natural area so special, including diverse flora and fauna (watch out for roadrunner, fox, wild hog, and bobcat), deep canyons, creeks, and ridges offering lovely views."

"At Government Canyon State Natural Area, you’ll find over 40 miles of hiking and biking trails that deliver breathtaking views of rolling grasslands and plunging canyons. Make a weekend out of your visit by reserving one of 23 available walk-in tent campsites. Swimming, canoeing, fishing, and tubing are all allowed at Guadalupe River State Park."

"Hills, canyons, dinosaur tracks, and rugged Texas countryside: for great views over the Texas Hill Country while sticking close to San Antonio, head to Government Canyon State Natural Area (but be prepared to hike in order to reach the best San Antonio photo spots in this park)."

"This is the best nature trail in New Braunfels, but it doesn’t exactly have much competition. It runs for one mile from Landa Street to Ohio Street. Panther Canyon Nature Trail is an easy hike for most people, with only a small amount of elevation change."

"Pearl-adjacent neighborhood bar with a touch of polish The wooden patio deck that surrounds this corner bar fills up quickly with locals from nearby apartments, as well as visitors who are new to San Antonio (or just to this part of town). The upscale spirits selection and bartenders' careful professionalism lend a more refined air to the otherwise-cozy exposed brick walls and wood beam ceilings. For munchies, there’s outstanding Thai home cooking from a food truck outside -- the owners of which are in-laws to the owner of the bar, making it a unified family affair."

"Owned by Jeret Pena and the Boulevardier Group, this laid-back patio bar is the successor to Stay Golden Social House, which was razed in 2017 as developers make way for a 10-story building. Just one block away, Still Golden packs in crowds with comfortable interiors and a sprawling deck. View this post on Instagram"

"At Zio’s Italian Kitchen, we are proud of the food we serve and put our heart into every dish we make."