We had business in New Braunfels, not touring and stayed at Landa. Our stay was pleasant enough, uneventful, but it was very quiet since we were there Thanksgiving week so there was nothing happening around town. This is a high volume tourist town and can only imagine what it is like in the summer, think loud and party; but if that is your thing, this is the place! Seems the river tubing is the big thing there and the river is right there at the bottom of the park. It was raining heavily and we were in a very muddy spot but that was our choice, not theirs. They offered to put us outside the gate in a dry spot but we had just arrived and stupidly chose to be in the mud inside the gate. Never again! The road to the main RV area is very steep but maybe there is an alternate entrance? There is a train nearby that others have mentioned and it does run all night but we were not all that bothered but we also lived for a year by train tracks in Chicago a few years ago so perhaps we were accustomed? Bathrooms were clean although we did not use them. Staff were helpful although we had very little interaction. We came, completed our business, and left. There is an excellent German bakery nearby, many food places as expected for a tourist town. Editor's comment. As in most of the US, these "cultural" sites are just a pale flavor of the culture and history, mostly just using the culture as an excuse for generating the tourist dollar. Still there is an historical museum and it has an interesting and dramatic history of the German migration. We always love Hill Country Tx.