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.

Great park! We visited for the first time today and enjoyed the toddler and big kid playground that…read moreare under a massive shade. We noticed there is a paved and gravel walking trail. Not sure the distances they are but it seems like a good distance. There are porta potties at this park. 4 stars because the fitness class was impeding on the playground area. My kids were literally sliding into people.

Buenas tardes. Great park. For me need more pokemon stops 6 more and 2 or 3 gym in circles to my…read morechildren go to run walking around. Water fountains . Please if you need something else ask. If you like this like to we see this progress. We need time but we need to ask what we need. Restroom too. Gracias. Like if you thing this will be great

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.

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.

Not a huge parking lot, but there was a space for me to get out of the sun and park to hike the…read moretrail after I had my lunch. There is a Porta potty near the entrance to the trails, but when I looked inside, it had a pile of clothes and looked like someone was living in there or at least sleeping in there at night. I walked the entire loop and it was about one and a quarter miles. Took a little less than 30 minutes to walk the loop. So it's a good lunchtime break to clear the head before going back to work. The trail has very little elevation change just minor up and downs, but the entire trail is paved. It's basically a 5 foot wide sidewalk loop so very easily accessible for anyone who wants to get out and do some hiking or just get back to nature. I didn't see any animals but saw three different birds, a cardinal, a mockingbird and a black Phoebe. Overall, not a bad space to have lunch and walk a little before heading back to work. I would come here again.

This isolated park that we had been to on our walks was perfect during the pandemic because it…read morenever gets crowded and people social distance pretty good here. It has a gazebo for birthday parties with a couple of benches. Only thing is: bring bug spray because it's already mosquito season in Texas allows mosquitoes lurk in the shade. This park has a running trail that doesn't go too far before it turns to dirt and than you can explore freely deeper into the woods. Come here for a relaxing walk away from crowds of people. The small parking lot will let you know how full it is.

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.

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!

This small park is nestled in between a neighborhood and Fort Sam Houston. Right behind the park…read moreare The Towers, a retirement community. Needless to say, it's a pretty quiet and tame neighborhood park. I think it'd be frowned upon if you show up blasting the car stereo and bashing a pinata in this park. It's more of a contemplative park. The park is very zen. A little stream flows through the middle of the park, along which a concrete sidewalk trail meanders through this long, but narrow park. The total length of the trail is about a quarter of a mile, and there are park benches along the way if you need a place to sit. Most of the park is covered with huge oak trees, and is quite picturesque. This isn't a good park for field sports, like soccer or football, since there's a ditch running through the middle of the park, and there are so many trees, you can't get a good playing field. There are no restrooms. Pets are allowed, but they must be kept on a leash.

What a hidden gem! Discovered this unassuming little park in the middle of Schertz. Who knew a…read morebutterfly sanctuary was in suburbia. It's a lovely place filled with flowers and aromatic herbs. It's doggie friendly with bags along the trail. Loved that. Plenty of free parking. The backstory is the Butterfly park was built in April 1998, dedicated to Henry Gutierrez and his wife Rosie. From what I understand, the Gutierrez family were quite influential in this region. They were very generous making regular donations to their important causes. This is a beautiful place! Very peaceful. I highly recommend making a trip.