Give me a great cream puff and some public art to appreciate and I’m happy.
Now that it’s RV Snowbird time, more and more RVers will be traveling south along I-35 in Texas. After getting through Austin, and you’re considering a snack and stretching your legs–head for New Brunsfels. It is the perfect stopping off point for a yummy pastry and a little taste of public art.
In its historic downtown area there are two irresistible attractions — a series of free outdoor murals and Naegelin’s Bakery, a longtime (the oldest bakery in Texas), local favorite, mouth-watering eatery.
Read more about the bakery and murals by clicking here for an article I wrote for RVShortStops.com
Photo: Naegelin’s Bakery and “Lindheimer — The Father of Texas Botany” mural, painted by Alex Brochon of San Antonio. Click on photo to enlarge and see Jimmy reading the USA Today newspaper. (Julianne G. Crane)
Thank you for asking about camping near New Braunfels. I’ve update a posting on Corps of Engineers’ Potter’s Creek Campground … Go to: rvwheellife.com/?p=70
Where do you recommend staying in New Braunfels. We have a 32′ Class A looking for FHs.
Thank you.