A nice little park in Southtown! This triangular park has a…read moreartsy gazebo in the middle of it, along with a park bench to sit and contemplate the complexities of the universe on. There are some cool metal sculptures here to check out. Depending on when you go, you might find some community gardening going on there. Unfortunately, there aren't any restrooms here, or even a picnic table. So it's a good park to stand around in. There are some beautiful flowers here, with a great rose garden! The gazebo here is really nice, with ivy growing over the top of it. It'd be a great place for a picnic or a concert. There is a bike rack, so it does make for a good bicycling meetup point, as the neighborhood around the park is good to bike in, with plenty of wide bike lanes and one-way streets.

At first glance, it's nothing special: a patch of grass along Florida and Alamo. But wait til the…read morelines at the taqueria get out the door during lunchtime. On a nice day, you can grab your tacos and wander over here for an impromptu picnic. The only real focal point is the gazebo, but it's so nicely made that I've seen students using it as a backdrop for photography projects, and even a couple using it for their engagement photographs. The park itself is well maintained, with a community gardening area and even some art installations. Watch out for bicyclists in the area! It's a popular rest stop due to the proximity to restaurants and all of the surrounding streets have bike lanes.

Mahncke Community Garden is located in the middle of the 300 block of Funston on an empty lot just…read moreacross from Mahncke Park. This is a private garden for the Mahncke Park neighborhood. The lot actually belongs to the City of San Antonio. Mahncke Community Garden is a non-profit organization who has an agreement with the City to care for it and work it as a community garden which began in the fall of 2016. All are welcome to look around to enjoy the scenery... but look, don't touch. All the garden beds are privately owned by a local neighbors. Stop by one day to sit under the big tree and enjoy the view!

$18/person and no pets allowed! I always carry poop bags and am diligent in picking up any poop.read more

A beautiful public gazebo in Olmos Terrace. It has a public…read moregarden around it, with all kinds of places to sit in the shade among the flowers, herbs and veggies growing. It's a beautiful place if you want to have a little party or a meeting or something. There's lots of places to have a seat, so I think it'd be great for live music. The neighborhood takes care of the plants, and the public works of art that are built into the park. They have trash cans out, so don't mess up the place. The variety of plants in here is quite remarkable, with lots of different flowers and fruits and vegetables that naturally grow in the area. The gazebo is nice, keeps out the sun and the rain. There's plenty of parking, just park on the street. There are no restrooms or BBQ pits.

I really likes this park. I went to my local favorite chicken shack: cullums Attagirl. They were…read moresupposed packed for a Tuesday so I got my bucked of fried bird to go! With the weather being exceptionally nice in San Antonio I figured I should take advantage the dry nice air and eat outdoors. So I found this park and I am very pleased with it. They have a ton of stationary equipment you can use to workout with. Lots of walking and biking. Paved trails/roads. I really enjoyed the views. Not that many people out. Really beautiful day to be outdoors. I didn't notice many homeless people which was nice. Parks in San Antonio and downtown tend to be overrun by homeless people. Nothing against them at all but they usually bring the quality of the place they are at down. If you haven't been to this park you must check it out. Again it's kind of small but really nice none the less. I enjoyed it.

This nice park lies across the street from Brackenridge Park. It's kind of the front lawn for the…read moreRiver Road neighborhood. The park is largely triangle shaped, with a community garden at the far end of the park. This area used to be the place where the Brackenridge horse stables were, where you could go on a horse ride through the park, along a set trail throughout the park. But the stables are long-closed, and they've built apartments that overlook the Davis Park. The park over here is a lot more relaxed than Brackenridge, it's just a big grassy field for the most part. Good for team sports, or kite flying with lots of space to run free. Parking can be found if you park in the River Road neighborhood. If you cross the road, you can go down to the river that flows through here on down to the Riverwalk. The park feels safe, but is not lit at night. There are no major bike paths, just lots of grass. There are no restrooms here that I am aware of.

What a beautiful and clean city park! It's so green and has a stream running through it after…read morerains. There is a walking path, several playgrounds, swings, a baseball field and several pavilions. My daughter and I loved the shade, the fact that there were water fountains and restrooms. Now that we know this is here, we will certainly be back!

A nice community park in Garden Ridge, Texas. Park includes a large pavilion available to rent,…read moregrills, baseball field, football field, basketball court, and more. Parking lot is paved but small. Additional parking in dirt available.

This hidden little gem was a nice find. They have a really cool garden and lots of interesting…read morethings for sale as well as nice packets of seeds. The owners are very nice and helpful. I will be back when I need more plants.

From the owner: We hope each and every person leaves our garden with a bit of inspiration! We create our own soil,…read morefertilizer, fruit and veggies, eggs, Compost, etc. In an effort to close the circle of what it takes to grow great food in texas. Extensive diversity is the goal with balance decided by nature. We are here to support all people in helping the earth enrich itself by way of one another!