Amazing venue for my 4 year old. He loves the choices with different play areas. He also likes to…read morego outside and loves the water and fishing. Only issue is parents have to pay the same amount as the kids which is ridiculous it should be half the cost since the parents are just there to watch the kids. Also I put back all the items my son plays with. Also one of the few businesses that does not provide any discounts for military personnel. Love the place but disgusted with the piece for parents to attend.

I'm here on Friday 7/17/26 with my two grandkids my wife and I. A lot of the items in the bank are…read moremissing. A lot of the items in the kids clinic are missing. A lot of items for the emergencies services. Ambulance don't work such as the best have no Velcro and no clips. I don't see any help anywhere around with the exception of one young man that was in the outside area. This place is really fallen downhill since the last time I was here which was about six months ago. It's pretty trashy. From what you pay for. But we'll see one thing kids don't care.

This is a small museum. The inside has two sections, one for Native American artifacts and one for…read morethe heritage of Texas. They don't take very long to see. The most interesting part of this museum is the dinosaur interior features two sections: one dedicated to Native American artifacts and another to. There is a covered area where you can see them. You can walk all the way around the exhibit but not go inside. There is a higher area where you can see them from above, but that's about it. Some statues are in dire need of refurbishing and painting. The bathrooms are out in the parking lot with no air, so it gets hot in there. Parking was ok as not many folks were there. The price was $7 per person. It was not totally worth it as an adult, but it is what it is.

Very knowledgeable docents, easily visible tracks, easy tour walk, beautiful native pollinator…read moregarden, recently repainted dinosaur statues, the mock dig site is soooo much fun for all. They also have indoor exhibits focused on indigenous peoples and the early German settlers. Gift shop has very family friendly prices that already include the tax

I need to start by saying that the New Braunfels Railroad Museum is no longer free…read more Unfortunately I read plenty of old reviews mentioning this was a free museum, so frankly that was one of my main incentives to stop here on my way to Austin. However, they now have a $10 admission fee for adults and $5 for kids 5 years and up. I really don't mind paying for tickets to a museum, but this particular one is NOT worth the price it costs. I think a more reasonable ticket price would be $5 per person, due to the lack of exhibits and the short time it takes to go through everything. The museum itself is pretty small and you should be able to walk through and read everything in maybe 20 minutes max. I learned that you can rent the space for events and it seems they have some special activities for children the third weekend of the month.

Very cute and cool place! The person working the Museum was so friendly and informative. There are…read morea couple updates and remodeling currently happening. We were limited on time but it worked out perfectly because it didn't take much time to explore everything. Cute gifts and train swag available for purchase. Would visit again when it town to see the updates. Donations requested instead of admission. There's a couple cute photo ops at the museum and just across the road/ driveway.

Amelia was very awesome, had plenty of interesting fun facts , the anti gravity house and the farm…read morewas plenty of fun, family friendly and all around had a great time

We really enjoyed the cave tour and our guide Mattie was awesome. She shared so many fun facts…read moreabout the cave and pointed out many interesting details. Thanks Mattie!

Amazing experience! Great Friday Night Spook Day with my girlfriends! We will be back to book the…read moreovernight stay in October!

Oct 28 is Emma's Birthday... so Magnolia Hotel decided to open the doors to celebrate! Free tours…read morefrom 10am-2pm! I just happened to see something come through my newsfeed over Fb, I bookmarked it, found my schedule open, so headed east to check it out. Emma likes to play in her room... and who doesn't like to play with little spirits?! I didn't know the history of the Magnolia Hotel so was totally clueless walking in the door... Magnolia Hotel has been on Ghost Adventures on Travel Channel. Also, Magnolia Hotel is ~not~ a hotel, it is now a personal residence. To my delight, I was able to hear stories of the old hotel, tales of it's past residents many of which have never left, and how Magnolia Hotel was discovered by the owners. Jim & Erin saved the Magnolia from being demolished... they single handedly have saved a part of Seguin history!... and some haunted history at that! I spent about two hours just hanging out, looking around, and people watching... talked to some interesting people, listening to questions and answers... all very interesting. Did I have an experience? I had something creepy go up the back of my left neck and skull as I was talking to a ghost hunter in the original dining area where the owner was sitting. I also felt some weird things around the house... but something I brushed off at first until I started listening to others talk about it... when you first come up the stairs, it feels really heavy. I originally brushed it off as I just walked up the stairs... but no, go back and you feel it... and everyone was feeling it!!! Emma was playing in her room. One of the guides said just a few minutes earlier, a little girl got scratched. Then someone told her that they saw the door knob in the pink bathroom turn back and forth. The owner, Erin, said this house is more active during the day than at night. Wow! The owners Jim & Erin host a ghost tour in their home on occasion, which books up months in advance. The tour last about 2 hours with in-depth stories which might also include a spiritual reading from the Erin at the end (but only if deceased wish to come forward). Erin has written Haunted New Braunfels, Haunted Seguin, and soon to be released Haunted Magnolia House. All proceeds go towards restoring the Magnolia Hotel. I can not wait to go on their ghost tour!

While walking around the Hays County Courthouse checking out the businesses on the square we came…read moreup to this museum. There was a sign saying which said free admission, so decided to check it out. It was an old building and when I entered I was told to sign in. I guess they want to keep a record of guests and there was a donation jar next to it. I started exploring all about Lyndon Baines Johnson who not only was President of the United States of America but graduated from Texas State University (formerly Southwest Texas State Teachers College in 1930). The museum is a bit small but does recognize his achievements as president by all the Acts he passed. There are some mementos on display and information about Lady Bird Johnson. It is very positive here so will not find anything about the Vietnam War or old political controversies. There is an upstairs but nothing much up there except a few exhibits and a large room for meetings and presentations. I enjoyed it and dropped a few bucks in the donation jar on my way out.

An excellent museum! You will leave with a newfound respect for LBJ and his presidency. A…read morefascinating insight into the 1960's and the impact of his time in office which we still benefit from today.

From Chicago, just moved to Austin. First time at the Meadows Center at Texas State. Here are some…read morethoughts: -Run entirely by students, done very well, very enjoyable. -We wanted to check out the glass bottom boats, and we were not disappointed! -We went on the 45-minute tour. Our guide was knowledgeable, funny, and passionate--great combo! Cost was about $15 a person. -Saw a lot of wildlife, including deer, many birds, including a hawk, turtles, and many fish. Don't forget to check out the aquarium! -About a dozen people on our tour boat, from toddlers to 60's. Everyone enjoyed the experience. -Boat was covered, so it felt cool enough on the water even on a warm spring day. Highly recommended!

The tour boat guide was very knowledgeable and found us some very cool things to look at on the…read moreglass bottom boat tour.