Perfect place for a kid's birthday party. The staff was friendly and helpful and provided free play…read moreand some structured activities. A great experience!

Really cool classic town park. Very nice and often empty giving you full access…read more Another great example of excellent work the city and its engineering and streets dept perform daily. Friendly, professional and clean. Great photo ops here

What a groovy little park, right to the center of Shiner. There's some real cool aspects like a…read morefenced-in area for the younger ones, with soft ground, permanent percussion instruments, and a junior-sized playground set. There's swings for typical functioning people and people with special needs, even a swing for people in wheelchairs and another safety swing that a person can be strapped into. There's historical markers and an actual Howitzer cannon. There's also a very inviting gazebo, and artful metal benches and tables that showcase the aesthetic you'll see all over Shiner. I'd be proud to have one of these benches at my house. They even have cup holders on the benches, which is just a real nice touch. Throughout the park, there is paved walking and the park is surrounded by several businesses within walking distance. Next time we come, I hope we have more time so we can pick have a picnic here. I'm surprised I didn't see more people hanging out here. It was just so nice, and the park is cattycorner to the hotel so visitors can go hang out easily. I do wish they had a bbq pit here.

Think of the most awesome park you (or your kids) have ever been to. Now forget everything about…read moreit, because that park is nothing compared to the awesomeness that is Playscape. Playscape was built when I was but a wee child, and all of my most fond playground memories are of me running amok among the bridges, towers, swings, slides, sandboxes, and tunnels at Playscape. If you have ever wanted to play pretend that you were in a castle, well, that's what Playscape is modeled after! They even have painted dragons and trolls on the sides (along with some other non-castle themed images) to further spike you or your child's imagination. There's lots of picnic tables and BBQ pits around the park, so you can bring a lunch or have a birthday party here and keep all the kiddos entertained and active. The only downside is that the bathrooms are disgusting. Granted, public restrooms in parks aren't known for their cleanliness, but be sure to bring hand sanitizer and scrub your kids hands down well after they use these filthy facilities. Otherwise the kids will hopefully wear themselves out of energy, get some great exercise, and be ready to come back tomorrow!

I had seen this park numerous times and was excited to take my son there. However, they have now…read moretorn it down

Love this company .. but can't get ahold of them lately .. usually dirty kayaks but that's OK. It's…read morea beautiful part of the river. Shuttle goes smooth .. I hope they're still in business.

8/4/25 This place is not closed! I was there Sunday. They have a shuttle service during busy…read moreseason. A self serve campground, day use, parking for out in, you pick up an envelope depending on your activity, put the cash in it. It varies between $5 - $20 depending on your activity.

Paved walk ways. Play place for kids. Basketball court. Seems very well maintained. Restroom was in…read moregood condition. Definitely recommend for a walk or for your daily runs!

This park has a lot going for it starting with lots of parking and includes a very nice splash pad…read moreand well-designed play escape with swings. Other amenities include lots of covered picnic tables with grills, soccer fields, paved sidewalks and trails, but no pool. Built in 2015, they also included a concessions area and public bathrooms. The well designed play scape is as good as they get and the splash pad is very popular with the small kids in the neighborhood. Not far away from the splash pad you'll also find a skate park and basketball court. Definitely a great place for a picnic, to go for a bike ride, or hang out under one of many of the park's shade trees. Plenty of photos below to get you into the parking lot.

We heard about this place on a video series and decided to stop in. So the sign said there were…read moretours at 9 ,10 etc. We got there before 10 hoping to take the tour only to be told by the tour guide that there was a huge group of people. Now if there had been a sign that said private event come back later or something we would have but we got a speed run tour of part of the location. This place did not have self-guided tours so we didn't get to see the basement or inside the top floor. You could see that through the windows. Disappointing. He said to come back after lunch but honestly, we didn't really feel the need to. He did recommend the Electric Plant restaurant so I guess that was cool?

I had not heard about this place until I had seen it on one of those Texas travel shows. I brought…read moremy parents and my boyfriend here for a tour in the morning about a year ago. This was such a beautiful and interesting place that has such unique history to it. Robert Gray was our guide and he was so energetic! I loved his vibes and his story telling. Definitely a must see if you like historical things.

Really cool clean park! I sat outside for 30 mins listening to the waterfall. Very clean and nice…read more I suggest checking out downtown seguin and this park! It's like a blast from the past. I was shocked to see it Empty. The locals and people visiting are truly missing a hidden jewel. Nice walkway with lots of seating. I would have loved to spend a more time here. This will be a go to stop every time I stay in seguin. I am truly shocked it was empty. Maybe it gets packed on the weekend. Great job seguin at keeping this place clean and very attractive. We have spots like this in Houston and I've seen spots like this in Austin but they get super packed. Maybe the people of seguin are just tired it lol not sure. Must stop if you are in seguin.

Walnut Springs Park is such a charming, peaceful spot to walk around. It runs right along a small…read morecreek, and the stone walls, low bridges, and shaded paths give it a really unique, old-school feel. Because it's set a bit lower than the surrounding streets, it feels surprisingly cool and quiet even though you're right near the center of town. It's not a huge park with big athletic fields, but it's ideal for a quick, relaxing stroll or taking a break in the shade.

We traveled to from Austin to San Marcos to check out K9 and it was absolutely worth the 30 min…read moredrive. Our chocolate lab LOVED the jumping dock. The price for an hour was so reasonable for the experience. For $45 You have access to toys, life jackets, dog bowls and you get the pool to yourself. You're also able to get in the pool as well if you need to help acclimating your pet. We will definitely be returning and recommending to our friends.

I took my two dogs to the bone pool today and it was the best! The water was a great temperature,…read morethe area was very clean and well kept, there was a shaded area with a picnic bench and my dogs absolutely loved it. We will definitely be back!