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Bandera County Visitors Bureau

The Bandera County Convention and Visitors Bureau keeps its office on State Highway 16 South, just outside downtown Bandera. It is the county's tourism office for the Cowboy Capital of the World and the towns around it — Medina, Pipe Creek, Lakehills, Tarpley and Vanderpool. Stop in, or call ahead, for maps, event dates and help planning time on the Medina River and the ranch roads.

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Before you go

Hours are as the center published them in October 2026 and can change with the season and on holidays — call ahead before you plan a stop around them.

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Bandera Natural History and Art Museum
Tue–Sat 10 AM – 5 PM, Sun Noon – 5 PM, closed Mon … · Families and curious kids
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Western Trail Antiques & Marketplace
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Hill Country State Natural Area
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Horseshoe Bend Disc Golf Course
Year-round during daylight; verify gates · Disc golfers of varied skills
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St. Stanislaus Catholic Church
Active parish — respectful visits welcome outside service times · History and architecture
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Bandera County Courthouse
Mon–Fri 7 AM – 4:30 PM (county offices). Exterior always visible. · Architecture and history
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