This profile was built from public records (Tier A. The operator's own Directions page at texastubes.com, checked as rendered body text in Chrome on 2026-10-23 at 5,907 characters. That page states in its own prose that Texas Tubes specialises in Tube Rentals for Float Trips and Comal River Tubing in New Braunfels, TX 78130, which is the business naming both the assigned water and its town in one sentence of rendered body text rather than in a nav item or a meta tag. The street address appears only in that page's <title>, so it is deliberately not asserted anywhere in the bodies. The telephone number, the float time, the season, the hours and the river-level note all come from the operator's own home page at texastubes.com, opened and checked as rendered text in the same browser on the same day at roughly 10,000 characters, which names the Comal River thirty-six times in rendered text, publishes the telephone number twice, gives the 2026 tube season as March through October, the hours as ten in the morning to three in the afternoon with the last tube rented at three and the last return shuttle at six, the average float time as about two and a half to three hours drifting with the current, and states that the Comal is running lower than normal because of the ongoing drought in Central Texas and that river levels affect the length and duration of the float. The same rendered page says every tube rental includes the return shuttle ride and that tubes come with or without a bottom at the customer's choice, and welcomes dogs with a recommendation that every dog wear a doggy life jacket. The private river exit, the restrooms and outdoor showers, the Comal River rules and can ban, the float-trip map, the tips and checklist page, the live river camera and the statement that the business writes the majority of its own web content are all named as its own pages in that rendered navigation and prose. Posted prices and the live flow reading are time-sensitive by the operator's own disclaimer and are therefore not asserted. No founding year, owner or staff count is published, so none is claimed.), last verified 2026-10-23T01:05Z. It was not provided by this business and does not mean the business endorses GuidedFloats. Bookings open once the guide claims it.
The float is on the Comal River at New Braunfels, and this outfit hands over the tube and brings you back rather than putting a guide on the water with you. Every tube rental takes in the return shuttle ride, and a tube comes with or without a bottom at the customer’s choice. Average time on the water is given as about two and a half to three hours drifting with the current, give or take, depending on whether you paddle at all, stop to swim and play, picnic, or float straight through. River level is treated as part of the trip rather than a detail: the operator says levels affect both the length and the duration of a float, publishes the current reading on its own site beside a live camera pointed at the water, and notes that the Comal is running lower than normal because of the ongoing drought in Central Texas. The season runs March through October, seven days a week and weather permitting, with the gate open from ten in the morning, the last tube rented at three in the afternoon and the last return shuttle at six. Dogs are welcome to float along, and the advice is that every dog wears a buoyancy aid.
Waters
| Water | Discharge | Percentile | Temp | 24h | Guides | Programs |
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| Comal RiverTXComal Rv at New Braunfels, TX | 163 cfs | n/a | n/a | ↓ falling | 1 | none yet |