RV rental Boerne, TX: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Outdoor enthusiasts will delight in their visit to the Boerne, Texas area. Boerne itself is home to the Hill Country Mile, formed in 2010. The Hill Country Mile is a one-mile long walking trail through historic Boerne and Main Street, intended to preserve the cultural identity of downtown Boerne. The Cibolo Nature Center, also in Boerne, provides visitors an opportunity to recreate and exercise in over 100 acres of backcountry and wilderness. Cibolo Nature Center also borders Boerne City Park, which features sporting fields, exercise trails, a heritage center, an outdoor pool, tennis courts and more. The city of Boerne’s Parks and Recreation Department hosts a plethora of outdoor events throughout the year, including a popular Summer Scene Movie in the Park event. While renting an RV in Boerne, visitors can enjoy concerts, movies in the park, and more during these special events. The city boasts nearly a dozen public parks with varying amenities and three trails. For RV campers traveling with children, Kinderpark may be of utmost interest. This park is ADA compliant and features lots of shade and a unique and interesting playground along with picnic areas. Also local to Boerne are two of Texas’ show caves: Cave without a Name, and Cascade Caverns. These are both open to visitors and offer tours. While touring these caves, visitors may also partake in scavenger hunts, gem panning, concerts within the caves themselves, geocaching, hiking and more. While touring Kendall County with the Boerne motorhome rental, river tubing and paddling opportunities are a-plenty. Texas Hill Country provides many sites on the Guadalupe River for partaking in short or long tube floats or exploring via kayak. A trip to the area isn’t complete without a quick visit to the San Antonio River Walk-a park and network of walkways along the San Antonio River. The River Walk connects tourist attractions, such as the San Antonio Museum of Art, Arneson River Theatre, the Tower Life Building, Marriage Island, bars, shops, restaurants and more. The River Walk is connected with other greenways, allowing for a longer pedestrian urban walkway.