Ready to find your next go-to yoga spot? Whether you’re searching for candlelit flows, high-energy classes, or somewhere to just breathe and belong, the New Braunfels area has you covered with studios full of local charm and supportive vibes.
Let’s get to it.
Laurel Grace Yoga
Right from the moment you walk in, Laurel Grace Yoga feels welcoming without trying too hard. It’s in New Braunfels and has that modern boutique vibe mixed with just the right amount of cozy. Classes cap at 18 people, so you never end up elbow-to-elbow on a mat.
They offer everything from Power Flow for a serious sweat to Candlelight Movement & Meditation if you need to unwind. Sessions run daily, starting at sunrise and stretching through Lunch Flow and even Happy Hour Yoga. No heated room here—just regular temps and experienced teachers who’ve logged over 60 years combined. Beginners always feel at ease.
Pricing is straightforward: drop-ins, class packs, and a sweet New Client deal. Workshops pop up if you want to dive deeper than just a basic Vinyasa or warrior pose. They stock plenty of mats and blocks, though you’re welcome to bring your favorite gear. Most of all, people rave about the unpretentious vibe and friendly community. It really feels like joining a small yoga family.
Gypsy Waltz Studios-Yoga, Cycle, Row, Barre, Kettlebell, Bounce, and TRX
Right in New Braunfels, Gypsy Waltz Studios packs more fitness options than you can shake a kettlebell at. You can book Vinyasa or power yoga one minute, then hop into a cycling class under nightclub-style lights. They’re not precious about mixing it up.
With over sixty classes a week, you’ll find gentle flow, HIIT, barre, Christian worship meditation, hip hop yoga, plus kettlebells and TRX. If you like far-infrared heat, the studio runs between 90 and 104 degrees…yes, it gets toasty. The vibe is more community hangout than silent retreat. Instructors bring personality and real knowledge to each session.
Beginners start with foundation classes and loaner mats are available if you forgot yours. The app makes booking painless and students and teachers snag discounted rates. Parking is easy, which is always a bonus. Between the epic class variety, friendly staff, and laid-back atmosphere, this place nails the “all-in-one” fitness studio idea.
The Pilates Shoppe
Down in downtown New Braunfels, The Pilates Shoppe lives up to its boutique charm. Housed in a light-filled building with exposed brick and big windows, it skips the sweaty gym smell for good vibes. You’ll find Pilates, gentle Hatha, Vinyasa Power Flow, barre, meditation, and even an infrared sauna.
All yoga classes are tagged for every level, so you won’t feel like an imposter. They’ve got blocks, straps, and hand weights for those Arms & Abs sessions—and no one’s judging if you want the extra support. The instructors are certified pros who emphasize safe, evidence-based methods in a friendly way.
Classes run early mornings, midday, and evenings throughout the week. Monthly memberships include sauna access and discounts at the in-studio shop. Parking is a breeze, there are real changing rooms, and the amenities feel thoughtfully curated. It’s a sleek studio that somehow still manages to feel warm and welcoming.
Vintage Oaks Fitness Club
If you live at Vintage Oaks, you already know this fitness club feels more like a resort perk than a standard gym. Covering 7,800 square feet, it’s packed with cardio gear, strength machines, and spa-like towel service at the lockers. Yoga here ranges from comfortable beginner Hatha flows to relaxing Candlelight Yoga.
Classes run from 5 a.m. until bedtime, and with over a hundred monthly options, finding a slot is never a problem. Some sessions take place in a sunlit studio, while others use the open-air pavilion for fresh Hill Country breezes. Booking through the Vagaro app is way easier than calling in.
The trainers really know their stuff, and each yoga instructor specializes in a particular style. Mats are provided, though you might want your own blocks or straps if you like extra support. After class, you can hit the sauna, spa, or pool to cool off. They also host social events like park yoga and themed runs, making it feel like more than just a workout spot.
Fearfully and Wonderfully Made, LLC.
Tucked away in Old Town Cibolo, Fearfully and Wonderfully Made, LLC. blends faith, fitness, and a bit of aerial theatrics. This isn’t your average yoga studio—it’s a cozy, faith-forward space with sturdy aerial rigging and silks that get cleaned after every class.
The lineup covers scripture-infused mat yoga called SoulFULL, aerial yoga, and low-hammock sessions for beginners who want to stay closer to the ground. Teachers hold official certifications and have special education backgrounds, so they really know how to guide every level.
Family classes like “Dad & Me” aerial and “Date Night Aerial Yoga” keep things fun. You bring your own mat, but all specialty gear is supplied. The schedule runs daily with drop-ins, class packs, and packages available. They also host occasional sound healing events that support local nonprofits. If you’re after a place that cares about your spirit as much as your flexibility, this studio delivers.
CONCRETE YOGA
If you’re looking for a yoga studio with something for everyone, Concrete Yoga in Cibolo has nailed it. Housed in a renovated 1920s house with warm, neutral interiors, the space feels welcoming and full of character. They offer everything from vinyasa and gentle flow to aerial yoga that’s more fun than scary. You can even join a heated yoga class if you like to sweat it out.
It doesn’t matter if you’re a total beginner, navigating pregnancy or injury, or aiming to perfect your handstand. They’ve got it all, chair yoga, trauma-sensitive sessions, and plenty in between. The studio provides supportive props, clean restrooms, ample Texas-sized parking, and free Wi-Fi for your post-class scroll.
The instructors hold top credentials, including E-RYT 500 and yoga therapy certifications. If you’re into diving deeper, you can enroll in teacher training, workshops, or hop into a Zoom session from home. Visitors don’t just come for the workout. They stay for the community vibes, quirky, accepting, and always reminding you to hydrate throughout class.
