Prince Solms Park
New Braunfels, Texas
| Address: | 100 Leibscher Dr, New Braunfels, TX |
| GPS: |
29°42'27.9"N 98°7'20.4"W Maps | Directions |
| State: | Texas |
| Disc Golf Target Type: | DISCatcher |
| Disc Golf Tee Type: | Natural |
Rivers
Disc Golf and Swim
Prince Solms Park is known for its strikingly blue, refreshing waters. Located on the Comal River this 19-acre park is the perfect spot for swimmers and tubers to enjoy for the day.
Prince Solms Park has the most exciting entrance to the Comal River for tubers. The City Tube Chute is a fast-moving water slide carved into the side of the city dam. The City Tube Chute is the largest slide of its kind and is an exciting destination for visitors.
Visitors may bring their own tubes, rent a tube at the chute’s entrance or rent a tube from one of several outside sources. If a visitor wants to go down the chute more than once they must pay a $5 admission fee. Once the fee is paid you are free to ride down the chute as many times as you can handle.
The riverfront at Prince Solms Park is a wonderful place to swim. The water here is flat and calm. For the best swimming experience, visitors should try 200 yards from the chute exit in either direction.
On land, Prince Solms Park has several exciting amenities including a disk golf course and a tennis court. The disk golf course is nine holes and is open to the public. There is no admission fee for the disk golf course.
From May 1st to Labor Day parking spaces in Prince Solms Park are $20. Residents may purchase a year-long player-parking pass for $20.
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Directions
From New Braunfels, Texas
- Head northeast on Main Plaza/State Spur 453 toward E San Antonio St (167 ft)
- Turn right onto E San Antonio StPass by NAPA Auto Parts - Leissner Auto Parts (on the right)(0.4 mi)
- Turn left onto S Liberty St (394 ft)
- Turn left onto Liebscher DrDestination will be on the right(0.2 mi)
From San Antonio; I-35 north toward Austin, exit Seguin St. Go left under 35 down to the square. Take 1st right, go past Schlitterbaughn to the course on the left.Courtesy of DiscGolfUnited.com