Hill Country/Comal Country/New Braunfels/River/Cypress Bend Park
River · New Braunfels
Cypress Bend Park
This city-owned park occupies a scenic stretch of the Guadalupe River, characterized by towering cypress trees and grassy banks. It functions primarily as a public exit point for river tubers completing their float. Beyond river access, the grounds include picnic tables, barbecue grills, and a playground, making it a practical spot for afternoon gatherings. The riverbank offers shallow entry points where visitors can wade or cast a fishing line into the moving water.
Why people come here
Before you go
Open daily 6 a.m.-10 p.m. Use the designated park entrance and public river access; this is the final public exit for Guadalupe River tubers.
Good to know
Is Cypress Bend Park a tubing exit?
Yes, the park serves as a designated public exit point for tubers floating down this section of the Guadalupe River.
Are there picnic facilities at the park?
The park features several picnic tables, barbecue grills, and a covered pavilion available for public use.
Can you fish at Cypress Bend Park?
Visitors can fish from the riverbanks along the Guadalupe River, provided they hold a valid Texas fishing license.
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