Bunker Hill: A Journey Through History

Getting There

• Car

  If you are driving from any location in Hill Country, Texas, you will need to head towards San Antonio. Use GPS navigation or a map app for the best route. From Fredericksburg, take US-87 S for approximately 30 miles until you reach I-10 E. Merge onto I-10 E and continue for about 50 miles. Take exit 566A toward TX-281 S and merge onto TX-281 S. Continue on TX-281 S for about 10 miles until you reach the exit for Camp Bullis Road. Follow Camp Bullis Road to the entrance of Bunker Hill at Camp Bullis. There is no admission fee for visiting this historical landmark.

• Public Transportation

  If you are using public transportation, you can take the VIA Metropolitan Transit bus services from various locations in Hill Country to San Antonio. The route may involve a transfer to a bus that goes near Camp Bullis. Check the VIA Metropolitan Transit website for current routes and schedules. Once you arrive in San Antonio, you will need to use a rideshare service or taxi to reach Camp Bullis Road as public transportation options may not directly service that area. Expect to pay for the rideshare or taxi, which could cost around $15-$25 depending on the distance.

• Bicycle

  For those adventurous tourists looking to cycle, there are biking routes from various towns in Hill Country to San Antonio. It is recommended to bike along TX-16 S or US-87 S, which are scenic routes but be cautious of traffic. Once in San Antonio, you will need to navigate to Camp Bullis Road. It is advisable to check local biking maps or cycling groups for the most bike-friendly routes, and be prepared for a long ride that may take several hours.