Attractions
325 Kreutzberg Road
Boerne, Texas 78006
830.537.4212
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Hidden in the hills, northeast of Boerne, lies a true Texas marvel, The Cave Without A Name, a National Natural Landmark. Your tour begins on a stairwell spiraling down the original sinkhole opening. Emerge into an expansive chamber that sets the pace for the adventure ahead. Spend an hour experiencing the diversity of nature's creations. Six major rooms offer sparkling crystalline formations that will evoke your imagination. End with the sights and sounds of a clear subterranean brook. Bring your camera to explore this true Texas marvel! The Cave has a constant year-round temperature of 66 degrees, which makes it an ideal excursion for the whole family, regardless of weather: summr's heat, winter's cold or rainy days! Any time is a great time to enjoy nature's creative art!
1749 Beyer Road
Fredericksburg, TX 78624
713.204.0546
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Longneck Manor Conservation Foundation is a Nonprofit 501(c)3. Longneck Manor is a conservation park open to the public by advanced reservations. The mission is to inspire and educate all visitors to suppport the welfare and conservation of all species.
650 Doublehorn Road
Fredericksburg, Texas 78624
830.992.0373
The PRESERVE – connecting people with animals and nature Feed a giraffe. Walk through the “Australian Outback” with free ranging kangaroos. See the birds. Watch elephants and exotic creatures. Relax, play and enjoy nature. Touch barnyard animals at Critter Corner. Unwind and rest in our comfortable, scenic relaxation stations. Learning about animals and their conservation is fun when you meet our Animal Ambassadors. The more we learn about animals and the more we understand about the need for their conservation the more likely we are to act to help save them from extinction. Contact = Caring = Conservation
101 S. Ladybird Lane
Johnson City, Texas 78636
844.263.6405
Housed in the historic 1880's feed mill in Johnson City, The Science Mill is a nonprofit regional science center which opened in February of 2015. Its mission is to inspire and engage students of the Texas Hill Country in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) and inspire them to pursue career paths and post-secondary education in these fields.