Bordered by the cypress-lined banks of Cibolo Creek, Boerne City Park serves as the largest public park in the city and a starting point for the paved Cibolo Trail.
The 125 acres of land that became Boerne's first park was purchased in 1965 with the assistance of a federal grant. A city Recreation Committee was organized in 1969 to develop a master plan for the space. Today, Boerne City Park is the largest park in the city and holds the designation of a 2025 Lone Star Legacy Park from the Texas Recreation and Park Society.
Boerne City Park offers picnic tables, a covered playground, restrooms, and water fountains. The grounds also include sports facilities such as soccer fields, tennis courts, and a municipal pool.
Yes, Boerne City Park features paved, ADA-accessible trails. This includes the 1.75-mile Cibolo Trail, which provides an accessible route from the park to Main Plaza in downtown Boerne.
Boerne City Park serves as a trailhead for the Cibolo Trail. This 1.75-mile paved path connects the park directly to Main Plaza in downtown Boerne.