Spring Break is almost here, and if you’re planning to stay in town (or you’re coming for a visit), there’s no shortage of ways to keep the kids active, curious, and entertained.
From outdoor adventures and treasure hunts to classic cars, museums, movies, and hands-on camps, here’s your complete family-friendly guide to Spring Break in Boerne.
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Outdoor Adventures & Nature Fun
Spring Break weather in Boerne is usually too good to waste indoors.
Spring Break Geocaching Adventure (March 6–15)
Boerne Parks and Recreation is hosting a citywide geocaching treasure hunt. Families can use a GPS device or phone to track down hidden surprises around town. It’s free, self-paced, and perfect for all ages. Get the details.
Family Night Hike (March 6)
Explore the Cibolo Nature Center trails at sunset while keeping an eye out for nocturnal wildlife. This guided hike is a fun way to introduce kids to the outdoors in a whole new way. Tickets here.
Cibolo Family Days (March 9–11)
Cibolo Nature Center is offering themed family days that include scavenger hunts, birding, and hands-on nature activities. It’s an affordable way to spend meaningful time outdoors together. Tickets here.
Wednesday Nature Walk (March 11)
Take a midweek break and join a 30-minute guided walk through the Cibolo trails. No RSVP required, just show up and enjoy. No RSVP needed. Just show up at 2:30 at the back porch of the Cibolo Nature Center.
Big Weekend Events
If you’re looking for something exciting to build your weekend around, these are your highlights.
Movie in the Park featuring A Minecraft Movie (March 6)
Bring blankets and chairs to Main Plaza for a free outdoor movie night. Pre-movie activities start early, and it’s one of the easiest ways to gather with friends under the stars. They’ll be showing Minecraft starting at sundown.
Boerne Market Days (March 14–15)
Browse booths filled with local art, handcrafted goods, plants, antiques, and more in the heart of downtown at Main Plaza all day Saturday and sunday. Grab lunch, enjoy live music, and make a day of it.
Cruisin for a Cause Car Show (March 14)
This free car show at Fair oaks Ranch ER benefits the American Heart Association and features classic rides, trophies, and a DJ. Great for car-loving kids. Learn more.
Hope for Heroes Greeting (March 14)
Stop by The Kendall to show appreciation for local first responders while enjoying free coffee and breakfast tacos. Details here.
Animals & Kid Favorites
A Doggie 4 You Adoption Event (March 8)
Head to Free Roam Brewery to meet adoptable pups. Even if you’re not ready to adopt, it’s always fun for kids to see the dogs. Get details here.
Storytime at Herff Farm (March 14)
Our local kids’ librarian hosts a special St. Patrick’s Day-themed storytime inside the historic Herff House during the farmers market. A sweet, low-key morning activity for younger kids. Learn more.
Second Saturday Author Signing (March 14)
Meet local children’s book authors, Sally Smith and Mary Jane Torres-Lewis at Patrick Heath Public Library and get books signed while supporting local creatives. Details here.
Cooper’s Kingdom
Cooper’s Kingdom is one of the best play spots for kids of all ages in town. It features glow mini golf that is great for older kids, and a full two-story arcade great for the littles too. Walk-ins are welcome.
The Play Patch
Families with younger kids should know about The Play Patch in Fair Oaks Ranch. This thoughtfully designed play café offers open-ended play spaces and sensory activities where little ones can explore and burn off energy while parents enjoy a coffee. It’s an easy, low-stress outing, especially earlier in the day.
Step Back in Time
Turn Spring Break into a mini history lesson.
Power of the Past 40th Anniversary Show (March 7)
Classic cars, antique tractors, historic engines, and live music come together at the AgriCultural Museum. It’s a full day of history and horsepower. Learn more here.
Old Jail Museum (March 14)
Tour the restored 1887 Kendall County Jail. Adults are $5, and kids under 10 are free. Learn more.
Kuhlmann-King Museum Tours (March 14)
Take a free tour of this historic complex and get a glimpse of life in Boerne in the late 1800s. Learn more.
Spring Break Camps in Boerne
If you need structured activities during the school week, there are dozens of local Spring Break camps happening around town.
The Little Gym of Boerne, for example, is hosting Spring Break Camp for kids ages 3–8 with open play, crafts, themed lessons, and group games designed to keep kids moving and having fun.
From gymnastics and art to baseball, swimming, STEM, pottery, and outdoor education, there are options for every interest and age group.
You can view the full, updated 2026 Spring Break Camp Guide here.
Don’t Forget the Everyday Fun
Spring Break doesn’t always need a big event.
Walk the Hill Country Mile and grab ice cream.
Rent a paddleboard at Boerne Lake.
Play tennis or pickleball at City Park.
Spend an afternoon at the library.
Explore a local trail you’ve never tried before.
Visit one of our caves.
Sometimes the best memories come from keeping it simple.
To see all the activities going on in Boerne during Spring Break, make sure to take a look at the events calendar below. Use the search function to find the type of events you’re looking for, such as “free” or “family.”
And keep in mind, we’ll be updating as more events become available. So make sure to bookmark an check back for more things to do.
