Lovely park area for sure. Beautiful playground for kiddos and a nice little trail and sitting area…read morefor a picnic or such. The landscape seems to be very nicely maintained and kept. Good place to read the books you check out from the library. Not to much trail for now but once they finish construction to connect the Comanche trail this will be a great place to start a hike. Exciting.

This park is under construction to connect it to another side of the park, but it has very well…read morekept and heathy trees and a nice trail.

Walked the Cibolo Creek Trail trail to Cibolo Creek. Nice walk. Peaceful when Tex-bros weren't…read morerevving their Challengers past the park. Great basketball court, too, with a nice high cover to shield players from the sun. Disc golf course is nice, too.

Wow, I had been to this park many times back in the day, but I had NO idea they had hiking trails,…read morecaves to explore, and even a disc golf course. The caves - not really caves, they're more like crevices to explore. They aren't more than 15 feet deep and the sun lights them up fairly well, so don't be 'escared (yes, I said 'escared). Getting to them can be tough if there is water in the normally dry creek bed. You'll have to traverse a VERY steep uphill trail to get to them. The cool thing about the trails here, is that you get a little bit of everything. Some paved trails, some smooth dirt trails with lots of berms and hills that are great fun for mountain bikers (but won't tear your expensive rig up). Look for these hills near hole 9 on the disc golf course (it's hidden in the woods). Take Side Trail A (creative name, right?) to get a good view of the creek when there's water in it, and take the Blue Angel Loop if you want to walk or ride on loose river rock. Signage isn't too bad, but I do recommend printing a map before you go. https://www.universalcitytexas.com/DocumentCenter/View/2544/UniversalCity_TrailMap_11x17?bidId= The strangest thing is, this park measures the trails in feet instead of miles - what, what??? I've never seen trails measured in feet. If you hit all of the trails, you can get 6 to 7 miles in. You can park at Red Horse Park, Veterans Park, or at UC Municipal Park - they're all connected to the trails. I'm amazed at the diversity of the trail system in this park. And oh yeah, they have a covered basketball pavilion, baseball diamonds, LOTS of space to run around in and even fly kites. No power lines around, so your kite won't get hung up on a line.

This is a great little park that isn't packed after working hours. The playgrounds are shaded by a…read morehuge canopy and it seems super clean. I gave 4/5 stars because there isn't a bathroom of any sort. Little kids always have to potty. Something to keep in mind.

Perfect size for little kids. Kinda hidden I passed it the first time. Lots of different colored…read moreplayground equipment.

Absolutely great park! They have plenty of space for all kinds of occasions. They have real…read morebathrooms not portable bathrooms. They have space for picnic or barbecue, as well as a great playground for kids. The trail was amazing to walk especially because it had lots of shade and benches to get through that Texas heat! Amazing park and will definitely be coming here more!

Amazing playground, clean bathrooms, and nice walking trail. What more could you ask for in a park?read more

This is the closest community park to our home and it was my first time here! I came for a story…read moretime event, hosted by the local library. They also had arts and crafts for the kids and of course we explored the rest of the park after story time! They have many options and separate playgrounds for various ages. They also have a splash pad! I was so impressed by this park and how lush and pretty it is! I'm excited to come more often on play dates and with my nieces and nephew! Highly recommend this park!

Our kids love this park and ask to come all the time. This park offers quite a lot including a…read morewalking/running track, basketball court, baseball field, several playgrounds, covered areas for parties/gatherings, and a splash pad area for kids to play in the summer. They recently did some updates including a playground area for kids under 5. We come here often and it's a great, safe spot for kids to play.

Available restrooms and water fountains, basketball court and playground. They even added benches…read moreto sit down on. Maybe if they were to keep up with broken items and replacing damaged things. Nice fun park and there's even a path to walk or jog. Pet friendly!

They have zumba at the park every Monday & Wednesday evenings at 7-8pm…read more Info from instructor: Zumba every Monday and Wednesday evening from 7:00 to 8:00 pm in Friendship Park under the Pavilion. Your first class is free, and then the fee is $2 for drop ins, or you can buy a 10 class punchcard for $15 or a 20 class punchcard for $25. It is hot, but we are totally shaded and have a good breeze and drink lots of water. The fresh air is great! Wear tennis shoes (no Toner type) and bring cold water.

It is just a walking trail in a neighborhood with a lot of open space to do something in between…read moreit. We were seeing a family play Tball together. Also a couple having a picnic.

Meh- a lackluster park in the middle of a Sentex Homes development…read more There are no amenities here, just trees and grass. It'd be nice if they put a playground or a swingset, or a restroom out here. Nothing like that here. Just nature. I've seen deer running through this park, and it is always picked up. That's probably because nobody uses it. I've never seen anyone but deer here. There's plenty of parking along Clydesdale Run here. It's a great place to get out and get some sun. There are giant oak trees all over this park, so it's not really optimal for a game of soccer or football. But I'm sure you can come up with some tree friendly activities to do here.

Took a short hike on my lunch break after eating in my car. I hiked about a mile down an elevated…read moretrail, which ended at another park. Also took a short walk down to the river on a trail that was fairly steep. The main trail is paved and easily handicapped accessible. There are placards on the trail, displaying wildlife, early inhabitants, etc. it was pretty interesting . The park also has an old farmhouse and area around the house with display set up and placards describing each item, nice trip through history.

Nice little green space tucked away across from a subdivision near I35. There are two parks side by…read moreside with a playground, splash pad, pavilions, and clean bathrooms. The trail map shows two very short trails (.04 and .05 miles), but we managed to get in 4 miles by veering off the dirt trail onto unmarked trails. The main paved trail is shaded about 50% of the way and the dirt/rock trail is not shaded at all (unless you veer off into the woods like we did). There's a small creek that runs along the dirt trail so we saw lots of people fishing. (The water is gross so it's not suitable for swimming.) Lots of parking and some historical buildings to see. Overall a great find--we'll be back.