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The best dog friendly neighborhoods in New Braunfels
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Gruene
If you’re looking for something off the beaten path in New Braunfels, head to Winery on the Gruene in the Gruene neighborhood. This winery offers a dog-friendly patio and over 30 kinds of wine and tasting menus that vary according to the year and season. Relax on the patio and enjoy views of the water and sample local favorites. If you work up an appetite, head to nearby Adobe Verde for dog friendly dining. Adobe Verde offers made from scratch Mexican classics and some modern twists like vegetarian enchiladas. Dogs are welcome at any of the outdoor tables. Water bowls are provided!
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Oak Run
Longhorn Cafe in Oak Run lives up to its name. It serves classic Texas favorites and doesn’t spare the beef! This popular cafe is famous for hand-cut and battered onion rings, burgers, BBQ, and Texas-style chicken fried steak. Dogs are welcome on the outdoor patio, and water is provided. After a pawsome meal, leash up and walk to nearby Kerlick Park for an after-meal amble. This park is on-leash only, but still a convenient local place to stretch your legs and fight off a post-meal nap. Bring your own water bowl to cool off at the park.
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State Loop
This lovely neighborhood houses the 44 acre Camp Comol. Dogs have to be on leash, but this public park is large enough to make up for that. Walk the trails through the park, or watch a game on any of the several sports fields and lots. There’s a public restroom, picnic shade structures, and lots of open space for jogging or walking. When you’re hungry, head to New Braunfels Smokehouse for BBQ, Texas style whose outdoor, gazebo-protected seating welcomes dogs! If you’re craving something different, River Hofbrau also has outdoor, dog friendly seating and a wide menu, offering both BBQ favorites and lighter fare like grilled Alaskan salmon.
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Thorn Hill
New Braunfels Puppy Playground is a cute name for a great park. This park has it all: there are paths for walking, fully fenced in areas for small and large dogs, and a separate agility area for training and socializing shy dogs. Add in drinking fountains and kiddie pools accessible during the hotter months, and you have a place that dogs will love to visit again and again. New Braunfels Puppy Playground is the social heart of dog parks in the area. Any dog is guaranteed to feel like a puppy again when they’re off leash and surrounded by friends!
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City Center
You don’t have to leave City Center to take your dog on a great, relaxing walk. Landa Park is a gem in the heart of New Braunfels. You can feel like you’ve left the city without going too far thanks to the nature trail. Walk the riverside while enjoying the sights, smells, and sounds of the season. Your dog must be leashed, but has water access here that won’t stop him from splashing in to cool off. This 51-acre park is packed with multi-use spaces, from picnic areas to grassy glens, sports fields, and more. There’s enough to amuse even the pickiest pup without leaving City Center!
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