This is a small 1 acre cemetery that sits on the grounds of a Benedictine sisters monastery…read more There's a single paved lane that leads up to the main gate. There's a handicap wheelchair ramp to the right, but little in the way of parking except along the lane. There's a blend of different markers from service members, sisters, and families. There's also a prayer garden off to one side and the place is quite nicely taken care of. There's still some room for more interments, but not much room. This is most likely not a public cemetery, only those associated with the monastery.

We have used Andrew and Scott for 2 projects now. An address rock for top of driveway and a rock…read morememorial for a beloved pet. They do amazing work and created exactly what we envisioned. Highly recommend!

From the owner: We custom design and build handcrafted boulders that can be used as signs for residential or…read morecommercial applications. We also build long lasting monument and memorial boulders.

The benefits of living in a rural area are government employees who actually care and take the time…read moreto speak with you as a person. Lines are short. Courtesy is high. Customer service is top notch.

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If you are looking for a public area with plenty of spaces to sit, study, and utilize goods and…read moreresources this library is great but the redesign of it has left the collection woefully lacking. The idea of a library is to provide a resource of knowledge to the general public. Much of the viewable collection is complete schlock. Common volumes of classics in public domain, department store mystery novels, religious text not grounded in the study of theology, biographies of the most powerful individuals, etc. A collection should be representative of many narratives and viewpoints. I understand not including the most radical or controversial literature in public view, but the lacking in your collection indicates a stand against knowledge. While it is important to provide for the general public, it is also important achieve and provide for those looking beyond the readily available. Books often are out of print/circulation. Not buying or throwing out valuable resources is a detriment to the community and, on a long enough timetable, society at large.

They have a wonderful selection of books to check out, items to check out you may not need to use…read moreoften and aren't worth a purchase - like a funky shaped cake tin - and you can even check out video games for various systems. The staff is very friendly and a wonderful resource.

How can I not give 5 stars for something dedicated to our service members for their time and…read moresacrifice? Fallen military members from Kendall County are listed on the memorial and it initially honored all individuals from WWI; however, the monument now serves as acknowledgement of all recent wars as well. As many times as I've visited Boerne, I've seen quite a few events held within the confines of this park. Outside those events, it's fairly quiet and peaceful.

As a veteran, I always appreciate when I come across a well-kept veterans memorial. I like to come…read moreto Veterans Plaza just to reflect on those that have given some and those that have given all. Semper Fi. Thank you to all that have served and to those that continue to serve.

This park is huge! Like 125 acres huge. Picnic areas,…read morewalking paths (paved and unpaved), tennis courts, ball fields, water fountains, bathrooms. Some of the picnic areas have grills. Modern playground. Creek access-fishing pier & dock. Disc golf course. Connects to Cibolo Nature Center. We strolled the grounds on a peaceful walk as children played baseball games, tennis, and basketball. Well-executed and landscaped park.

Stopped by this park to kill time between appointments. Because of COVID i decided to find an area…read morethat was open. luckily there weren't much people here today. First Impression, the park is clean and well thought out. I gave it 4 stars because i felt there could be more seating. I love the painted trash cans! They were colorful, cute, creative and really added a nice sense of community to the area. There was adequate signage reminded visitors to social distance. I would love to see this park running at normal capacity again. I'll be back soon, hopefully with both of my kids so they can enjoy the playground.

Decided to take my daughter and grandson to a couple of caves. This was our second location and by…read morefar our favorite. A Cave Without a Name is stunning! Our guide, Julia, was a pure joy. So friendly and knowledgeable as well as just fun! I will be bank and be bringing others.

Smaller perhaps but cave includes dramatic formations. Smaller group meant guide could show us bat…read moreand salamander that make their home below ground. Gift shop has t-shirts, stickers, gems, rocks and open your own geodes.