Cibolo Center for Conservation is a nature center located in the heart of Texas, dedicated to preserving the local flora and fauna. The center offers a variety of educational programs, such as field trips and educational exhibits, to help visitors learn about the importance of conservation. Cibolo Center for Conservation boasts a beautiful location on the banks of the Cibolo Creek, providing a serene and peaceful atmosphere for visitors to enjoy. The center provides ample opportunities for outdoor recreation, including hiking trails, picnic areas, and wildlife viewing. The staff at Cibolo Center for Conservation are knowledgeable and passionate about conservation, and they are committed to educating visitors on how to protect and maintain the natural world around them. Whether you're an avid nature enthusiast or simply looking for a relaxing day outdoors, Cibolo Center for Conservation is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in protecting the environment.
Amenities and More
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Good for kids
- Dogs allowed
- Public toilet
- Slides
- Playground
- Kid-friendly hikes
Reviews
What a peaceful,refreshing space to visit.Nice trails,lots of benches,a play area for kids and of course the water!The creek was pretty full as a lot of rain came down the night before.It was full of beautiful big old Cyprus trees.And did I mention dinosaur tracks?!Yup!There are some of those too.Great place for all ages and abilities!
Such a great place! Amazing Summer camps. Year round events and activities for kids too. Great place for photoshoots
Went with my son on a class field trip and it was amazing the nature guides were awesome and all the info a views were a great learning experience and education would definitely recommend!!
Makes for a nice evening walk. There is a lot to see here in terms of wildlife and foliage. The creek is beautiful but is often polluted from run off. We spotted at least 4 signs warning people to stay out but it seems no one heeded the warning. We saw several maternity shoots taking place in the water, bare feet and all, despite a sign being posted before entering the creek area. I was pretty flabbergasted to say the least. On a more positive note, we really enjoyed the meditation area and the small fortress structure. We saw a variety of plant and animal life including an armadillo, rabbits, a coyote, squirrels, deer, snakes, and butterflies. There are a few stations for picking up after your dogs, which must be leashed at all times. The bathrooms didn't have soap and were pretty icky but I've seen worse and hey at least there was toilet paper! This is a great place for the family. I only deducted a star because the water always seems to be polluted and for there not being soap in bathrooms.
This nature preserve is so much fun. There are several trails and even during the winter there is still water flowing and lots to see. The walking trails aren't strenuous ans there is plenty of wildlife. The nature center is nice too and the staff were lovely. Best part? This place is free!
This place is so beautiful and relaxing. The lazy creek had fish and turtles and frogs all living their best life. There were some of the biggest trees I've ever seen down by the creek and I was just floored by how serene it was to just walk around with my family. I really loved it here and I'd love to be able to come back one day.
Had a great hike here during spring break. Did we get lost? YES 😄 but that's ok, happens when you hike sometimes. It was a lovely day not top busy and great weather.. I would say to make sure you read the map correctly as we definitely didn't and read it completely wrong! But it was still a great experience and we did make our way back eventually :]
Magical place to explore nature along side the beautiful Cibolo creek.
Location
140 City Park Rd, Boerne, TX 78006, United States
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