Pamela's Guidebook
Food scene
Yummy! People come from all over to eat here. We always order the antipasto and the pizza, but lasagna, spaghetti well everything is fabulous there. You will not be disappointed. It’s only up the street far. You can order and pick up if you don’t want to cook
158 locals recommend
Gennaro's Trattoria
10018 Startz RdYummy! People come from all over to eat here. We always order the antipasto and the pizza, but lasagna, spaghetti well everything is fabulous there. You will not be disappointed. It’s only up the street far. You can order and pick up if you don’t want to cook
Want a wonderful Brunch, lunch or dinner? How about a birthday cake, cupcakes etc. this is the place!
105 locals recommend
Wildflour Artisan Bakery & Grill
2000 FM2673Want a wonderful Brunch, lunch or dinner? How about a birthday cake, cupcakes etc. this is the place!
Sweeties Donuts Sattler
1521 FM2673Breakfast tacos! This is das place! But Tex Mex is good too
21 locals recommend
Las Barcas Tex-Mex Grill
10103 FM2673Breakfast tacos! This is das place! But Tex Mex is good too
Italian Garden Restaurant
18220 FM306Wicked Good Pizza In Startzville
8464 FM2673H-E-B plus!
20725 TX-46Good food, wine, everything you need grocery store
Locally grown produce. Best deli made sandwiches for a picnic. I love this place! Closed on Monday and Tuesday.
About 15 minutes from Lakehouse on 2722 farm road going towards New Braunfels
16 locals recommend
Stahlman's at Bear Creek-Grocery and Pecans
5511 FM 2722Locally grown produce. Best deli made sandwiches for a picnic. I love this place! Closed on Monday and Tuesday.
About 15 minutes from Lakehouse on 2722 farm road going towards New Braunfels
Dry Comal Creek Vineyards
1741 Herbelin RdYum yum! Great food. Wonderful ambiance overlooking the Guadalupe River.
87 locals recommend
Gruene River Company
1404 Gruene RdYum yum! Great food. Wonderful ambiance overlooking the Guadalupe River.
Site seeing walking and hiking
Incredible scene where the flood of 2002 went over the spillway and created this gorge
During one week in the summer of 2002, more than 34 inches of rain fell in the upper watershed of the Guadalupe River, setting off a torrent of floodwater that carved a perfectly fascinating geological wonder – the Canyon Lake Gorge – out of the earth.
The flood roared through the Hill Country northwest of New Braunfels, tearing away soil, ripping up huge trees, crumpling houses and sending a rush of water from swollen Canyon Lake over its spillway for the first time since the reservoir was completed in 1964.
The historic flood sliced open the ground below the spillway, creating a gigantic 64-acre Gorge and exposing ancient, cretaceous limestone, fossils and even dinosaur footprints 110 million years old.
It is a textbook example highlighting Hill Country geology and the exposed Trinity Aquifer, clearly showing faults, fractures and seeps in the limestone. Limestone layers created from an ancient sea are visible, and visitors admire waterfalls and springs where the aquifer is exposed.
30 locals recommend
Canyon Lake Gorge
16029 South Access RoadDuring one week in the summer of 2002, more than 34 inches of rain fell in the upper watershed of the Guadalupe River, setting off a torrent of floodwater that carved a perfectly fascinating geological wonder – the Canyon Lake Gorge – out of the earth.
The flood roared through the Hill Country northwest of New Braunfels, tearing away soil, ripping up huge trees, crumpling houses and sending a rush of water from swollen Canyon Lake over its spillway for the first time since the reservoir was completed in 1964.
The historic flood sliced open the ground below the spillway, creating a gigantic 64-acre Gorge and exposing ancient, cretaceous limestone, fossils and even dinosaur footprints 110 million years old.
It is a textbook example highlighting Hill Country geology and the exposed Trinity Aquifer, clearly showing faults, fractures and seeps in the limestone. Limestone layers created from an ancient sea are visible, and visitors admire waterfalls and springs where the aquifer is exposed.
Overlook Park
601 Coe RdWimberley is a fun little town about 20 minutes away with great little restaurants and delightful little shops!
208 locals recommend
Wimberley
Wimberley is a fun little town about 20 minutes away with great little restaurants and delightful little shops!
A must drive or bike. You can park in Sattler and ride your bike the 25 so miles along the picturesque Guadalupe River below the Dam at Canyon Lake. Or drive it. Both are spectacular.
23 locals recommend
River Road
River RoadA must drive or bike. You can park in Sattler and ride your bike the 25 so miles along the picturesque Guadalupe River below the Dam at Canyon Lake. Or drive it. Both are spectacular.
This a great place to visit. The Dinosaurs tracks are amazing and huge!! It’s about 15 minutes from the Lakehaus toward Sattler
35 locals recommend
The Heritage Museum of the Texas Hill Country
4831 FM2673This a great place to visit. The Dinosaurs tracks are amazing and huge!! It’s about 15 minutes from the Lakehaus toward Sattler
Music venue and entertainment
Check out their website for up coming performances
Whitewater Amphitheater
11860 FM306Gruene Hall
1281 Gruene RdGreat place to visit. 15-20 minutes from Lakehouse. Gruene Hall has lots of big name performers every week. I love Sunday afternoon performances, they are usually a blues or gospel bands. Lots of great places to eat too
This is the hall where John Travolta did the scene in Michael
173 locals recommend
Gruene
Great place to visit. 15-20 minutes from Lakehouse. Gruene Hall has lots of big name performers every week. I love Sunday afternoon performances, they are usually a blues or gospel bands. Lots of great places to eat too
This is the hall where John Travolta did the scene in Michael
Wurstfest
178 Landa Park DrFun fun! In New Braunfels. About 20 minutes away
436 locals recommend
Schlitterbahn Waterpark New Braunfels
400 N Liberty AveFun fun! In New Braunfels. About 20 minutes away
Float the River
Rockin' R' River Rides
1405 Gruene RdWant to float the River? This is the place to go