- The list below includes 29 free or cheap things to do in or near San Antonio, Texas, including 60 different types of inexpensive activities like Specialty Museums, Shopping Districts, Art Museum and Historic Sites.
- From San Antonio River to River Walk, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in San Antonio and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Boerne, Schertz, Alpine and South Padre Island.
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Groups of up to six must use teamwork and critical thinking skills to escape from a locked room—all in 45 minutes or less
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The 51-acre Landia Park can be explored by walking on the .8-mile walking path, by riding the miniature train, or by paddleboat. Some favorite activities at the park include a playground and an arboretum.
29.2 Miles
One of the shortest rivers in the world, the two-mile Comal River is located entirely within the town of New Braunfels. The river is popular with swimmers and for water tubing.
29.2 Miles
Created to preserve the home of Joseph Dienger as a center for culture, the Dienger Building is now a hub of events and activities. Events include Mexican heritage festivals, sport activities, quilting, and many musical events.
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Offering a wealth of information about the establishment of New Braunfels and its surrounding area, The Sophienburg contains numerous historical artifacts and memorabilia. The museum is also home to a gift shop where souvenirs are sold.
29.2 Miles
Depicting a history of the agriculture industry in Boerne, the Agricultural Heritage Center is full of artifacts, models, stories, and more. Exhibits include antique tractors, cider making, and butter churning demonstrations.
29.3 Miles
Situated in a unique natural setting with its border along Cibolo Creek, the Boerne City Park is the largest park in the area. There are many athletic recreational options in the park, including softball, baseball, tennis, soccer, and swimming.
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At Loma Falls, visitors can rent a tube, and take a tubing trip down the Comal River. Tours start at the Wurstfest grounds, and most tube rentals are done by the day.
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Braunfels Square is part of the historic main plaza in downtown New Braunfels. It features a prominent bandstand and is the venue for many family-friendly events like the downtown tree lighting, Wassailfest, and the Wein & Saengerfest.
29.4 Miles
Rent a tube and explore the Comal River with Texas Tubes, where a two hour float allows you to take in the scenery.
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The old west theme park known as the Enchanted Springs Ranch covers a large piece of Texas Hill Country. The 86 acre working ranch is a prominent tourist attraction that is home to a herd of Texas Longhorns, buffalo, deer, horses, and zebras.