Landa Park offers 51 acres of natural beauty in New Braunfels, anchored by the largest springs in Texas and shaded by ancient oak trees.
Located in the heart of New Braunfels, Landa Park is a historic 51-acre destination known for its natural beauty and recreational variety. The park is home to Comal Springs, the largest springs in Texas, which feed the pristine waterways winding through the grounds. Visitors can explore miles of walking trails, enjoy the shade of century-old oak trees in the William and Dolores Schumann Arboretum, or take a ride on the beloved miniature train that traverses the park.
Yes, dogs are allowed but must be kept on a leash no longer than 6 feet at all times. However, pets are strictly prohibited in Comal Springs and any waterways throughout the park.
No, feeding wildlife is strictly prohibited by city ordinance. This includes ducks, deer, squirrels, and other animals. Violators can face fines up to $500.
Alcohol consumption is permitted in Landa Park, but it is prohibited in designated parking areas or within 25 feet of a roadway. Glass containers are not allowed anywhere in the park.