New Braunfels, Texas Relocation Guide

Population: 27,000 Located in Guadalupe County

Referred to as the "City of a Prince", New Braunfels was founded in 1845 by a German nobleman. This heritage continues today, as one-third of the town's population consists of German descendants.

New Braunfels has 13 Parks for you enjoyment. These parks total 300 acres and include 18-hole & miniature golf courses, an arboretum, nature trails, paddle boats, playground, picnic areas, mini-train rides, Olympic & Spring-fed pools, recreation center, historical areas, soccer & softball fields, "tube" chute, concessions, volleyball, basketball and tennis courts. With all there is to do, you are all but guaranteed to not get bored it this beautiful setting.

But parks aren't all that we have, arts and entertainment are plentiful in this historic town, which boasts the nation's "most popular" water park, Schlitterbahn. For the more adventurous, Natural Bridge Caverns and Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch provide interesting alternatives to the Lindheimer Home and Gruene Historical District, both havens for history buffs.

New Braunfels is part of the New Braunfels Independent School Distirct (NBISD). The school district is built on a strong tradition of academic and extracurricular excellence. Our mission, "Providing Excellence in Education for all Students." emphasizes the commitment of the teachers and staff in providing the best possible education for our students.

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