We arrived at 8:55 and easily found parking in their lot. It filled up quickly though after that…read more Getting our tubes was easy. The owner or manager not sure was there and talked to me about the chute after I recognized him from their YouTube video. He was nice and informative. The exit at the end was quick and easy and shuttle ride back was quick. Only issue we had was leaving the parking lot there was a huge line of people waiting to get checked in blocking the exit. No employees were directing the line as to allow cars out of the lot. Otherwise we had a great time and would definitely come back.

Really great time. Water was clear, and cool. No glass drinks or cans. Got to jump off some trees…read moreinto the water.

With free public lake access in Canyon Lake becoming more and more difficult to find, Boat Ramp 11…read more(aka Cypress Cove or Rebecca Creek Boat Ramp, or Ramp A1 if you're using TPWD maps) is a good place to know about IF you have a boat or personal watercraft. It's a steep, single-lane ramp that sits on a shallow branch of the Guadalupe River on the northside of the lake. There is no dock. There is no public park or beach here, so don't come if you are planning to picnic and swim - there are no amenities for that purpose. If you want to swim or camp nearby, you might consider making reservations or buying a $10 day pass at Rebecca Creek Campgrounds (formerly R & R Campgrounds), which is right across the street. Parking at Ramp 11 is extremely limited (listed as 8 spots) and intended only for those who are launching a boat, canoe, kayak, or other personal watercraft. Be sure to heed the warning signs, as you will be ticketed and possibly towed if you park where you shouldn't or stay parked overnight. Enforcement of boat ramp rules is shared by the Comal County Sheriff's Office, County Constables, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, and the Texas Department of Public Safety. Access to the ramp requires driving through the Cypress Cove neighborhood. Follow the arrowed signs to Ramp 11 and do not pass go, collect $200, or enter the private property in the subdivision. They are very strict and will not hesitate to call law enforcement if necessary. Most visitors here are locals coming to fish via small boats, canoes, or kayaks, so it's pretty quiet and peaceful. I thoroughly enjoyed my weekday summer kayak session launched from here and only ran into 2 other souls during the entire 3 hours I was on the water. Perfect! Other tips: There is not much shade, so prepare accordingly. Beware of stumps, boulders, and other obstacles under the water if you are using any kind of engine-propelled craft.

Very fun. Amazing rope swing and co tree to jump off. Also has place to just chill in the water or…read moreon the rock.

Thank you Ben for the memories. I'm looking forward to paddle and float with everyone all Summer…read morelong at your location. I appreciate you and your company you created.

I guess this is the only kayaking shop opens during winter in San Marcos. Kayaking is fun for a…read morebeginner. The water is clear and there are many turtles along the river. Ben is very nice and welcoming, his dog is cute too:) Definitely a good place to go if you are seeking something interesting:)

LIFESAVERS!!Well, let's start this story with the campground we are staying at told me about these…read moreguys and gave me a personal number to a totally different place. I paid online, filled out the waivers and set up transportation. We arrive and I've paid for here. Lemme say it was a fiasco!! Anyway, myself and the grandkids finally made here. They were extremely nice and helpful and said they would make sure we got back to the campground. (The other place wouldn't even bring us back after finding out the campground screwed up!! So, I'd say if you're coming to float, don't waste time on looking for anywhere else. 5 outta 5 stars

Staff was friendly. There was a bus already there when we got to the end so we had no wait.read more

reserve at least 24 hrs beforehand online! it is $2 cheaper per person! if you go with a group do…read more10 or more, it is another $2 cheaper :) parking could be tricky if you go during the prime times - came around 3:30pm so was able to find parking relatively easily friendly staff - good layout of picking up with wristband and heading to the other side to pick up the tubes. tubes can be bottomless or with bottom! at the end, there were pretty fun rapids to enjoy :) trade in your tube with a token and get on the bus to the starting point!

Whew, get here early! By 11:30 on a Saturday, parking lot is absolutely packed. People parked (I…read morethink illegally?) in the university lot and I had no issues but I paid $5 on the QR code anyway to be safe. Tubes are $25 and come with shuttles. Bring your own tube and shuttle costs $15. Lockers are $5 for small and $10 for large and you have to wait for the staff so make sure you put everything in or take everything out in one go, ideally. Takes a while to buy individual tubes with the waiver so I'd buy your whole group at once if possible. There are small restrooms that are expectedly dirty for people floating the river. Most of the tubes were fine, somewhat dirty but got the floating job done. Lastly, this is unrelated to Lions Club, but it's about 25% of the people that actually follow the can ban and 75% probably aren't while we were there. Honestly ridiculous - just go buy a 64oz Igloo at Academy, it's $15. The tube rental is literally more expensive. We came with two Igloos a pop (one for water) and an extra tube for coolers. It's ridiculous that they have people kayaking picking up litter. Do better, folks.

We found a Groupon and used it. The front office gal was friendly as could be. Dennis was…read moreinformative and very nice taking us to the drop off location. He spotted us walking and came and grabbed our tubes from us and carried them to the bus. Overall wonderful experience. Will be our go to Toob rental place.

Great experience. Super easy, on time, brought us to and from the water and even held our…read morebelongings! Thanks so much. Love supporting this local business!

Last tubing exit on the Comal River! When tubing, you gotta…read moreget out of the river here, or you'll be set to go down the Guadalupe on the way to the Gulf of Mexico. This is a public facility built and maintained by the City of New Braunfels to land your tube and gather all your stuff. There's a shallow area with concrete and hand guards to help you tie up and get ready to go back to life on land. After you gather your stuff, you gotta hike up a looooong staircase. The staircase is always wet and slippery. It's treacherous when carrying a tube and a cooler. Be careful. I think they have a handicapped ramp built into the staircase. Take your sweet time when trying to take on this dangerous staircase. When you arrive at the top of the stairs, there's a covered facility, with port-a-potties, water, trash cans to dump garbage, and the bus stops to take you back to the various tubing facilities. The shade and the facilities offered here are a welcome respite. The city recently installed CCTV cameras in here to monitor the area and keep it safe. The exit is clearly marked. Do not ignore the signs that this is your last exit on the river. You're gunna be outta luck if you're tubing beyond here. You won't be able to get back to the start of the river, and no Uber driver is going to wanna pick anyone up when they're sopping wet with a giant inner tube. But, I guess if you stay on the tube long enough past this exit, you'll end up in the Gulf of Mexico. Don't fret, the day of tubing isn't over. Those buses at the bus stop across the street will take tubers back to the start of the river, a short drive down the road. After all, the Comal River is the shortest river in Texas! Most tubing companies offer unlimited rides back to the start of the river. The time it takes to tube from the start to here depends heavily on the flow of the river. You can start where ever you wanna on the river, but you gotta end the ride here.

The name of the Pizza Kitchen inside the Mountain Breeze campground bar/General store is never…read morementioned. The name of the Pizza Kitchen is "River Road Pizza Company". Go get amazing fresh stone fired Pizza made while you wait. Make sure you let Keith know you saw this post. Have an amazing time.

We came here from Oklahoma for an event. Must say impressive campground, store, food and…read moreexperience. Everyone was super friendly, helpful and respectful to everyone with no judgements. The store had misc items that you might've forgotten, drinks, snacks and a pool table inside. There is also a place to order burgers, pizzas, etc near the store which was affordable and the burgers are pretty good. The campgrounds have spots for RV with power and water hookups, also primitive RV spots as well. Tent camping spots all have outlets so you can a run a fan, charge your phone etc (no AC). The campgrounds are clean and staff made sure the trash bins stayed empty, the bathrooms and shower facilities are clean and up-kept. Definitely can't wait to return.