TOP 30 Historic sites in Helotes, Texas

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The Gardens at Old Town Helotes is a stunning venue located at 15060 Antonio Drive in Helotes, Texas. With both indoor and outdoor spaces, we can accommodate up to 200 guests for weddings, corporate events, and graduation parties. Just 20 minutes outside of downtown San Antonio, our venue offers a peaceful escape from the busy city streets. This hidden gem in the Texas Hill Country is the perfect setting for fairy-tale micro-weddings, pop-up events, and elopements. The beautiful grounds, including a tree swing and picturesque oak trees, provide the ideal backdrop for capturing unforgettable moments.

Scenic Springs by Wedgewood Weddings is a charming institution located at 19215 Scenic Loop Road in Helotes, Texas. This venue offers a picturesque park-style garden and babbling brook as the perfect backdrop for your outdoor ceremony. The shaded natural wood porch is ideal for cocktail hour, while the grand hall provides a beautiful indoor space for dinner and dancing during your event. The venue is surrounded by bountiful gardens, meticulously designed to create a serene atmosphere with gorgeous flowers and shade trees, perfect for capturing stunning photos. This historic estate has been in the family for three generations and offers a cozy lodge area for intimate conversations and a grand hall designed to impress. The venue has received accolades for being an affordable San Antonio wedding venue and an all-inclusive Texas Hill Country wedding venue. Scenic Springs by Wedgewood Weddings provides a stress-free planning experience with hill country vistas, luxury details, and outstanding value.

Located in Helotes, Texas, the Zizelmann House is a tourist attraction within the Government Canyon State Natural Area. This 12,000-acre wilderness area is a vital source of drinking water for San Antonio and offers a variety of outdoor activities for visitors to enjoy. With over 40 miles of trails, visitors can hike, mountain bike, or trail run through the rolling grasslands and rugged canyons of the natural area. The highlight of the area is the Zizelmann House, a historic structure built in the 1880s, which can be reached by walking the Joe Johnston Route past dinosaur tracks and a prehistoric midden.