Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
A planned 10‑acre neighborhood park donated by the Westpointe development along Independence Drive, featuring walking trails, scenic overlook tower, interpretive signage, and natural landscaping that will serve residents within a one‑mile radius and preserve Edwards Aquifer water quality.
Located at the intersection of State Highway 46 West and Loop 337, this 179,635‑sq‑ft retail hub anchored by a large H‑E‑B provides West Pointe residents with convenient access to grocery shopping, service retail, and dining just minutes from home.
A mid‑size single‑family home neighborhood developed in the 2010s between Loop 337 and FM 306, featuring cul‑de‑sac layouts, hill‑country architecture typical of West Pointe, and proximity to Veramendi Elementary, Oakrun Middle, and NBHS.
Situated along I‑35 frontage, this combined Westside Community Center and library branch offers residents’ access to a gym, meeting rooms, classes, summer lunch programs, and library resources right in the West Pointe area.
The stretch where Loop 337 meets Independence Drive forms a local activity corridor for West Pointe, with nearby restaurants like The Longhorn Café, Casa Garcia’s and The Reel Seafood & Grill, plus easy access to shopping and errands around the Tacara Westpointe Village community.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
This free outdoor movie night is an easy family outing from West Pointe, with a popular animated film, open-air seating, and a relaxed park setting. Bring blankets or lawn chairs and enjoy an autumn evening with neighbors without the cost of a theater trip.
View event details →West Pointe residents can meet nearby neighbors, local first responders, and community organizations at this free block-party-style evening. The event offers a convenient way for families to build neighborhood connections while enjoying activities and a welcoming community atmosphere close to central New Braunfels.
View event details →Downtown New Braunfels comes alive with music, cultural performances, food, vendors, and a kids zone during this 10th annual celebration. It is a strong local choice for West Pointe households seeking an all-day cultural experience that is close by and suitable for different ages.
View event details →This free, fall-themed festival combines games, crafts, exhibits, and hands-on activities focused on Texas’s monarch butterfly. Families from West Pointe can enjoy an educational afternoon outdoors at Fischer Park while children explore nature in an approachable, community-oriented setting.
View event details →Families looking for a convenient Halloween activity can enjoy safe trick-or-treating in downtown New Braunfels. Main Plaza provides a festive, walkable setting for children to wear costumes, collect treats, and celebrate the season without needing to organize a larger neighborhood outing.
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Local characteristics and demographics for West Pointe
