Landa Park is home to the recently updated Landa Park Miniature Golf Course. The improved 18-hole course features new greens, tricks and hole signage, improved landscaping, ADA compliant access on holes 1 through 9, flagstone bordering along each green and a new entryway pergola. Contact (830) 221-4350 or (830) 221-4370 for more information. 

HOURS
Weekends in May 
10am-8pm

Memorial Day - Aug 21
Sun-Thur 10am-8pm
Fri-Sat 10am-10pm

Aug 22-October 30
Sat-Sun 10am-8pm

FEES

• Ages 3 and under - Free
• Ages 4 and up - $5 per person
• Discount tickets available for advance purchases of 50 or more
• Annual mini-golf season passes are also available! For $35, enjoy unlimited rounds. Purchase your season pass at the Parks Administrative Office. Contact (830) 221-4350 for more information.

WEATHER POLICY
The Landa Park Miniature Golf Course will close during any type of inclement weather. If the facility closes, rain checks will only be issued if the facility closes for the remainder of the day. No refunds will be issued.

An excursion on a paddleboat in Landa Park is one of the best ways to see the Comal Springs and Landa Lake. The paddleboats are located just behind Founder’s Oak, at the Landa Park Boathouse on Landa Lake. Paddleboat rentals provide an enjoyable and healthy way to tour the lake. Contact (830) 221-4350 for more information.

HOURS

Closed for the season, see you in 2023!

FEES

• Standard boat: $5 per person (minimum of two (2) people) per 30 minutes
• Swan or Dragon boat: $7 per person per 30 minutes
• Children under three (3) are free
• Discount tickets available for advance purchases of 50 or more

RULES

• 30-minute ride
• Must always remain seated
• No contact with other boats
• No one is allowed in the water
• If you are not present when your name is called, you will be removed from the waitlist
• Children 12 and under must wear a life jacket
• Children under 15 must ride with an adult
• Paddleboat passenger weight capacity: 720lbs

Panther Canyon Nature Trail

About the Arboretum

An arboretum is a place for the study, display and preservation of trees. Thanks to the foresight and devotion of members of the Guada Coma Garden Club, Landa Park was designated as an arboretum in 1982. In 2007, the arboretum was named after William and Dolores Schumann, in honor of their endless devotion to this botanical jewel. The Dolores and Bill Schumann Arboretum is home to over 80 species of trees making it one of the most diverse arboretums in Texas. This arboretum acts as a "living library" of trees, providing a classroom setting for the study of botany, arboriculture and other popular interest.

The Schumann Arboretum trees serve a variety of needs for the community including improving air quality, attracting birds and wildlife and enhancing the ecosystem.

Self-Guided Tours

The walking trail is 1.25 miles and open to the public. A printed copy of the Arboretum Guide may be picked up at the Parks Administrative Office at 110 Golf Course Road. Available below are downloadable PDF versions of the Arboretum Guide and Map.

• Arboretum Guide PDF Version
• Arboretum Guide Map PDF Version