Boerne, TX

Discover Boerne, TX, a community known for its public parks and trails.

About Boerne, TX

Boerne, TX offers residents access to a robust Parks and Trails program managed by the City of Boerne, which lists ten public parks, including City Lake Park and City Park. Boerne City Park stands out as the largest park in the city and is bordered on one side by Cibolo Creek, providing a scenic natural backdrop for outdoor activities. Boerne City Lake Park is located about one mile northwest of town off Upper Cibolo Creek Road, offering another option for residents who enjoy spending time outdoors close to home.

For those researching the area, the City of Boerne also maintains an Interactive Maps page that identifies single-family residential projects and city service locations, which can be a useful resource when exploring the community.

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Why Live in Boerne, TX?

Access to a Parks and Trails program with ten public parks.
Boerne City Park, the largest park in Boerne, is bordered by Cibolo Creek.
Boerne City Lake Park offers a natural setting about one mile northwest of town.
Served by the Boerne Independent School District.
City resources include an Interactive Maps page for exploring residential projects and services.

The Boerne, TX Market

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Schools Serving Boerne, TX

The Boerne Independent School District (Boerne ISD) serves Boerne, Texas.

Local Favorites

Cibolo Nature Center (Nature Preserve): A preserve along Cibolo Creek run by the Cibolo Center for Conservation, with trails across native prairie, a marsh boardwalk, woodland and a cypress-shaded creek trail. Trails are open dawn to dusk.
Boerne City Lake Park (Park): A city park on the reservoir northwest of town with a fishing pier, a boat launch, hiking trails and a disc golf course. Motorized boats aren't allowed, and kayaking and paddleboarding are popular.
Cave Without a Name (Show Cave): A show cave northeast of Boerne with lighted rooms of stalactites, stalagmites, draperies and rimstone formations. It hosts concerts in its Throne Room.
Main Plaza (Town Square): Boerne's downtown plaza with its landmark gazebo hosts festivals, concerts, car shows and community celebrations, and has a trailhead for the Cibolo Trail.
Cibolo Trail and River Road Park (Trail): An accessible trail that follows Cibolo Creek from downtown Boerne to River Road Park, a creekside park with fishing spots, and on to Boerne City Park.

Frequently Asked Questions About Boerne, TX

What parks are available in Boerne, TX?

The City of Boerne operates a Parks and Trails program that lists ten public parks, including City Lake Park and City Park.

Which park is the largest in Boerne?

Boerne City Park is described by the City of Boerne as the largest park in the city and is bordered on one side by Cibolo Creek.

Where is Boerne City Lake Park located?

Boerne City Lake Park is located about one mile northwest of town off Upper Cibolo Creek Road, according to the City of Boerne.

What public school district serves Boerne, TX?

The Boerne Independent School District (Boerne ISD) is the public school district serving Boerne, Texas.

Does the city provide online tools to explore residential areas?

Yes, the City of Boerne maintains an Interactive Maps page that identifies single-family residential projects and city service locations.