Things to do around Canyon Lake in March

[Txhuntr2]

I'm taking the family camping at Yogi Bear's in Canyon Lake and need ideas on stuff to do. It'll be in March and we have 2 young kids so nothing that involves getting in the water. They're into rocks and dinosaurs right now. I don't mind driving an hour or so from camp.

So far we're thinking:
Natural Bridge Caverns
Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch
Snake Farm
Maybe other caves?
Heritage Museum for dino footprints
Stars and Stripes drive-in
What else?

[zztex]

Herbert’s Taco Hut. The one in San Marcos

[BigCountry101]

We have gone there semi regularly. My kids always enjoy McKenna Children's Museum in New Braunfels. Basically a big, interactive play area. We also typically run into San Antonio to the zoo.

[HoustonHunter94]

Maybe run over to Wimberly area and Jacobs Well and Old Baldy, etc.

[S-3 Ranch]

Cave without a name near kendaila

[TKP1991]

Our kids love the Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch. We got 1-2 times a year.
Tyler

[ckamp52]

havent been to that one but the yogi parks ive been to have tons of stuff for them to do which i kinda the point of going there versus a real camping place or so i thought

[NBK75]

Granny D’s restaurant and there’s a great little place across the street from there that has amazing pies, can’t remember the name the place, and they are right by the dam.

[Jon Stewart]

Enchanted Rock State Park, Fredericksburg. While in Fredericksberg stop to Dooley's 5 and Dime.

[S-3 Ranch]

Could hike In Guadalupe state park or pertnales state park, LBJ state park

[jnors06]

natural bridge is cool, the kids love it.

[Mule Skinner]

Snake Farm

It just sounds nasty

[fishfeeder01]

i read that there is a trial below the dam that actually has found dinosaur footprints in the old riverbank area. i do not recall exactly where it is in relation to canyon lake or its spillway. but that would be a great walk.

[JWalker08]

Enchanted Rock State Park, Fredericksburg. While in Fredericksberg stop to Dooley's 5 and Dime.

I’m told Dooley’s is going out of business fyi

[jmac24]

Granny D’s restaurant and there’s a great little place across the street from there that has amazing pies, can’t remember the name the place, and they are right by the dam.

Across form Granny D's is Mrs. Bush's pie co.