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Northrup Park
In 1995, the City of Boerne purchased 103 acres from the Lynn L. Northrup Jr. family to address the need for youth and adult sports fields. The park was named in honor of the family, who collaborated with the city on the land acquisition. Today, Northrup Park functions as an active athletic facility, regularly hosting local leagues and regional tournaments.
Before you go
Open daily from 5 a.m. until midnight. Ordinary park use does not require a reservation; fields, courts, and the pavilion use separate rental processes.
Good to know
What sports facilities are available at Northrup Park?
Northrup Park features youth and adult baseball and softball fields, along with a covered basketball court and sand volleyball courts. The park also includes batting cages.
Are there amenities for casual visitors at Northrup Park?
Yes, casual visitors to Northrup Park can use the covered playground, regulation horseshoe pit, and picnic areas with grills. The park is designed as a functional community sports complex.
Does Northrup Park have food available during events?
Concession stands are present, but operating times generally follow scheduled leagues, tournaments, and events. Do not assume food service will be available during an ordinary park visit.
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