New Braunfels Attractions

New Braunfels attraction reviews

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Lazy L & L Campground & Store Inc
May 27, 2008 by Trina from Lewisville, TX
Overall Rating: 10

• Great staff, daily trash pick up, store on site, shuttle pick up for tubers, party on weekends.
• Noise level not observed if that bothers you then this isn't your place, it didn't bother me, just FYI.

“This is the second year in a row we have camped at Lazy L&L. We are tent campers and we camp with about 4 or 5 couples and their kids. Had a blast this year! Just like Last year. This place has a definite party atmosphere during memorial weekend. Always enough room. Well stocked store. Clean campground. Water/electric at every site. Many areas to access river. Love it.”

Schlitterbahn Waterpark Resort
Jun 5, 2006 by Summer from Grand Cayman
Overall Rating: 9

• Fun great rides .
• 2hr long lines.

“Schlitterbahn was fun and definitely worth the drive. it is smaller than other parks but has three main parks. all the parks are within walking distance of each other so teenagers can have freedom to go by themselves. the water rides were all a lot of fun but the lines were outrageously long. ”

Lazy L & L Campground & Store Inc
Jul 5, 2005 by Jay
Overall Rating: 10

• Great experience, courteous staff. Convenient shop for all those things you forget to bring.

“We've never been rafting/tubing before and Lazy L&L made the whole experience easy. All the employees were helpful and courteous. We had to drive a few mile more up the road but it was worth it since most of the crowds seemed to be down river. Renting the equipment was easy and they have two pick up locations down river with fairly frequent shuttles (we saw one leave just before we got to the pick up location and ours came in 30 mins). Some of our friends needed the 'rubber shoes' and were able to get it from Lazy L&L's shop. One thing we didn't do is pick up an underwater/waterproof camera from the shop; we missed out on so many great shots. We didn't stay overnight, but they did have camping areas. Also they had a 'pay' shower that might be convenient for some visitors.”