Clean, well kept, and well lit at night. Great fields but my only complaint is that there's one…read morebathroom building on one side at the edge of the huge area I wish there were a bathroom on the other side of the fields so people didn't have to walk so far to the bathroom especially while games are going on.

Wow!! The fields here are fantastic!! Thirteen fields with nice smooth grass and excellent drainage…read morewhen it rains. No holes on these fields. The goals and drawn in field lines are also very well maintained. Don't forget to bring a collapsible chair and water if you are a spectator, it's a long walk to that 13th field at the very end. As a soccer player, it's a pleasure to play on these fields.

Overall the city of San Antonio has an amazing parks system. I have been to this softball field…read morefor multiple flag football league games (out of all things) for the past two years. The field looks like your typical softball/baseball facility. Lights are available which make nighttime play possible. Infield conditions are fair but the outfields can be a little uneven and can be saturated after significant rainfall which is common for this part of town. Solid place for softball overall but be aware after the rains.

I competed in a tournament here in early March 2024, but it wasn't my first time being in the…read morefacility. They have plenty of pickleball courts that were all being utilized, yet they still had lots of (empty) tennis courts around. The location is a bit weird, right next to a cemetery and kind of in the middle of some neighborhood with narrow streets. They have well-functioning bathrooms - one stall in the front, and 3 stalls in the back (for women), but the bathrooms themselves are very tight-spaced. For a large facility like this, I would almost expect them to have some kind of locker room, but they didn't have that. The courts are pretty good, however, we did get asked to sign the petition to fix up the courts. There are a couple of them right now that cannot be used because of the cracks - dangerous and the ball bounces off.

About San Antonio Roller Hockey community…read more San Antonio Roller Hockey League (SARHL) games are on Sundays at 8 and 9 PM. Check out SARHL.com for more information Pick-up sessions are at 8 pm on Wednesdays. It is free to participate Rink is located at Fairchild Park: 1214 E Crockett St, San Antonio, TX 78202 All skill levels are welcome. We used Green Biscuit pucks. We do not use balls. Rink is open 24/7 365 days per year. Hockey nets are locked up. Recommended gear: Helmet Gloves Knee/shin pads Elbow pads Stick with an ABS blade Inline skates with hard wheels (durometer 84-85A)

Had the opportunity to check out this cool center while my brother had a match against another high…read moreschool. We sat in the small bleachers and although it was super hot the tents above the bleachers helped! They also have vending machines that' allow you to buy water or Gatorade for 1.75$ they take card and cash! Also, something I figured out half way through the match is you can sit on either side of the fences to sit closer to the person you know playing.

Love being here and there's so much space for plenty of matches. Well kept grass around the area…read moreand the courts are also well kept! Will definitely be coming back. Wish they would add the hours on Google and on Yelp!

It's amazing how some places can undergo some changes, without people that frequent them, noticing…read more That is the case with the Tennis Park at Whispering Oaks. Many moons ago, this area just had the tennis courts and one or two tables. Now, it has become a nifty hangout spot for the tennis players and others in the area. In between both tennis courts, the park sports benches, picnic tables, a small children's playground and smaller tennis court. There are signs announcing tennis tournaments, which have been played there and plenty of sitting. So much seating, in fact, that may have been created specifically for the tournaments in the signs. There is a clubhouse, though at the time of my visit, it was closed. However, there is an attached porch that has an immense amount of picnic benches and what seemed to be a water and ice machine. This must be some active park during tournaments. It also seems that, at some point, food or bevarages are served there. All in all, the place looks great, whether one plays tennis or sits and enjoys.

I was immediately greeted and welcomed upon entering the clubhouse. There are snacks, gatorade and…read morewater available to purchase. They also sale raquets, and restring them. The pros that coach the kids are strict and they rely on positive reinforcement. They offer private lessons and clinics/camps year round.

This pool boasts incredible facilities that cater to any type of sport and is open to the entire…read morecommunity.

The Aquatic Center at Palo Alto College was a joint effort with the City of San Antonio to bring a…read moreone-of-a-kind facility to San Antonio. The Aquatic Center includes a variety of unique features and has hosted a number of high caliber competitions, including the U.S. Olympic Festival and several NCAA Championships. It features a heated 18 foot dive well with two 1 meter and two 3 meter diving boards plus platforms at 5, 7.5, and 10 meters with a sparger system in place. (A sparger system is a training tool that uses compressed air to lessen the impact that a diver feels when entering the water. This compressed air rises to the surface, aerating the water and creating a softer landing surface for the diver during training.) This is an awesome facility for diving and swimming. We have come here mostly for diving, but we have also attended a high school swim meet here. It is typically hot and humid year round, so that the swimmers and divers are comfortable, but there are ceiling fans over the seats, so that spectators can be comfortable as well. The pool is a good size for lanes. The spectators sit on both sides of the pool on metal chairs or benches, which can be quite uncomfortable after a while.

it was nice weather but the park was clean and has a track to walk. Restrooms look noce outside but…read moreare just like any other public park...

I really enjoyed my first visit here, i liked that they had a basketball court, baseball field and…read morea soccer field. It was such a nice sight to see. They also had a really nice playground and a patio along with a restroom. They have literally almost everything. They just needed a swing set and it would be complete. But still it's a really enjoyable park.

Had a special event at this location for the first time and I must say I'm impressed with how clean…read moreand organized this place is. Had people volunteered to come down and teach us the basics of tennis! We all had a blast and learned so fun!

I'm actually shocked this is a public tennis center as it had all of the amenities of a country…read moreclub (granted, probably not as shiny). But showers, two buildings, a 'pro shop', ice, water, multiple bathrooms, good courts and nets, lights, a huge backboard, bleachers with shade, grandstands for a single court...are almost unheard of for public courts. Even the parking was excellent for being so centrally located. I have nothing bad to say about this facility at all - granted, I played a tournament hosted here with a single entry fee, no hourly fees. Apparently it's $7.25 per person per hour during prime time.