When considering a move, one of the first questions most people ask themselves is, “What will the weather be like?” If you’re considering a move to New Braunfels, you will likely be pleased with the answer.

The Vintage Oaks Fitness Club vastly increased the fitness options in the community when it opened earlier in the year. This beloved amenity offers residents a wide array of fitness options including personal training areas, an age-restricted pool, and more than 100 fitness classes per month.

The largest county fair in Central Texas each year is the Comal County Fair and Rodeo, a staple of the San Antonio culture for 126 years. This year, thousands of visitors from all over Texas and beyond visited the Comal County Fairgrounds for family-friendly fun, carnival rides, great food, and much more.

The Texas Hill Country is one of the best spots in the Lone Star State for enjoying the outdoors, especially the water. New Braunfels is home to some of the most amazing bodies of water in Texas, and there is truly something for everyone in the heart of Texas Hill Country. If you’re looking for ways to beat the summer heat in New Braunfels, be sure to check out some of the most popular water recreation activities in the area.

The New Braunfels community has one of the richest histories of any town in the Texas Hill Country. From the Spanish Colonial period through the arrival of German settlers in the area and the Civil War, the New Braunfels area contains some of the most stunning historic homes in Texas.

The time has come to say goodbye to The Bluffs. Fifteen new Hill Country homesites are being released today, Monday, Nov. 4, in this ultra-popular enclave. That’s great news for those who can get here fast to choose their lot; not so great for those who wait. This is the fastest-selling community in the history of Vintage Oaks, and these last lots will sell quickly.