Park Overview
Boerne City Park is a unique natural setting bordered on one side by Cibolo Creek, which boasts some of the most magnificent cypress-lined banks along the waterway. The park is the largest in Boerne and is home to trails, open space, sports fields, tennis courts and more.
The park has several paved, ADA-accessible trails that connect to and run through the park. The scenic Cibolo Trail runs 1.75 miles from the park all the way to Main Plaza in downtown Boerne. City Park is also situated next to the Cibolo Center for Conservation with trails connecting the two points. Once at the center, you can explore six miles of trails and learn about conservation.
Amenities
- Paved, ADA-accessible trails
- Other Amenities
- Picnic tables
- Covered playground
- Restrooms
- Water fountains
- WiFi (limited)
- Paved parking lot
History of Boerne City Park
The 125 acres of land that became City Park, and Boerne’s first park, was purchased in 1965 with help from a federal grant. Park planners envisioned amenities like athletics fields, picnic and camping areas, playgrounds, recreation buildings, and tennis courts. The City’s first Recreation Committee was organized in 1969 to work on a maser plan for the park.
Athletics
Boerne City Park hosts recreational and competitive sports leagues and tournaments. Click on the tabs below to learn about the athletic offerings at the park.
