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Park · New Braunfels
Fischer Park
Spanning 62 acres on a hilltop east of Interstate 35, Fischer Park is the largest public park in New Braunfels. The space balances recreational facilities with environmental conservation, dedicating over 30 acres to a restored native blackland prairie. Visitors can explore more than two miles of paved greenway trails, relax by two stocked fishing ponds, or cool off at the popular splash pad. The park also features multiple playgrounds and a dedicated Monarch butterfly garden.
Why people come here
Before you go
The general park is open daily 6 a.m.-10 p.m. Nature Education Center, splash-pad, program, and rental schedules are separate and should be checked before a facility-specific visit.
Good to know
What amenities are available at Fischer Park?
Fischer Park features two fishing ponds, a splash pad, playgrounds, over two miles of greenway trails, a Monarch butterfly garden, and the Nature Education Center.
Are dogs allowed at Fischer Park?
Yes, dogs are allowed at Fischer Park but must be kept on a leash. They are not permitted in the water or splash pad areas.
Can you fish at Fischer Park?
The park offers two large ponds that are stocked with fish, providing a great spot for catch-and-release fishing.
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