I love it here! The place is affordable, safe, and unique to the town. I love bringing my family…read moreand setting up a picnic nearby because you can truly spend all day there. As far as admission goes, you can get a day pass or season pass. A 2.75% service fee will apply to all credit/debit card transactions. The area is well kept and there are plenty of lifeguards around. This especially important since of the water can get pretty deep. Make sure you check the operating hours before going and that you park in a legal spot. They have a large parking lot in front of the facility that is FREE. There are also FREE parking areas all throughout Landa Park.

Don't do swim lessons here! they spend 10 min of a 30 min Session "teach rules" so they are only…read moregetting 20 minute!!

This is an AMAZING facility with indoor and outdoor pools that are exceptionally clean and…read morerefreshing. Seniors like me can swim for free once we turn 65 and obtain a gold card. I love the consistently cool temperature in both pools. Now I am enjoying the 50 meter LC pool outside. If I have any complaint, it is only that the pool has been closing more frequently lately, due to summer camps and meets and such. We seniors need our regular swimming times and days to prolong our longevity!

WOW!!! Now that is how you build a swim center!! We came to NISD Natatorium for a swim meet from…read moreAustin. The best swim meet facility we have been to yet. None like that in Austin. Very impressive. We were swimming in their outside pool this weekend with 20+ lanes. You could see all perfectly from the stands and a nice cool breeze blows over the trees while you watch. Plenty of room to spread out. The meet ran a little longer than anticipated, so I would recommend the meet organizer allows more time in their schedule or reduce the number of 10 minute breaks between events. Otherwise, everything else was great. I look forward to my kids swimming there again. Definitely worth the drive to San Antonio for a swim meet.

Roosevelt Swimming Pool is part of Roosevelt Park south of downtown. It is one of several public…read moreswimming pools run by San Antonio Parks and Rec. All outdoor public swimming pools run by the city are free to all, open six days a week throughout the summer swimming season, and follow very similar rules and protocol. This review will focus on Roosevelt Swimming Pool and what sets it apart from other city swimming pools. As with most city pools, you are required to sign in at the front desk with name, age group, and gender. These roles help the parks department obtain funding to continue operation of the pools, so it is very important to sign in. Roosevelt Pool is a throwpack to 1950's pool design. Larger than most city pools, Roosevelt also is kidney shaped with several rows of concrete bleachers. This is one of the more popular pools and there are always dozens of people in the water, especially at the shallow end. It can get very crowded in the shallow area on weekends and holidays. The depth ranges from 3ft to about 10ft. There is usually ample room for swimming laps although the pool sides in the deep end can become crowded with teenagers, and we all know how they can be. Although it is a bigger pool, parking is limited, and you may find yourself waiting or walking up a stretch of hill to the entrance. There are male and female changing rooms that double as bathrooms. Roosevelt Pool is feeling its age, and you will want to be careful not to cut yourself on the rough cracks on the walls and floor of the pool. They hurt! The pool has a small waterslide for the kids, but they rarely open it up all season. Not sure why, but they just don't seem to like to. The manager for this pool is not the friendliest, and that attitude is passed along to the lifeguards who can be surly but are generally nice. Fruit and water are allowed in the pool area, but no other food. They have hourly or bi-hourly breaks for pH leveling, and you will spend between 20-30 minutes of time out of the water per break. The concrete can be very hot and shade is limited.

Went to a birthday party and the kids had so much fun! So many tables available. Was not overly…read morecrowded

Live Oak has the best park around! Love it I enjoy working…read moreout there & watching my son play basketball.

First time we took our girls to this park and they loved it. It's closing to our place; we felt it…read morewas worth the drive. Will definitely come back!!!

Glad my girl found this park! It was so nice seeing wildlife and feeling like I was out of the…read morehustle and bussle of the city for an hour. All while having a good playground and sidewalk for babies/kids to enjoy the trail and park as well!

Such a great find! This park offers a variety of trails to walk along with a playground and…read morebathrooms. I've never seen such active wildlife in a neighborhood park and the animals are accustomed to people. Very friendly it almost felt like a movie the way the animals interacted with us. Made for a very fun walk for sure with deers, squirrels, and lizards about. The trails offer plenty of shade from the Texas sun which is necessary. Will be back!

This is a great place , teachers are amazing !They are loving and caring with the kids .read more

Such an amazing preschool, and the summer camp activities are fantastic! The staff is always warm…read moreand welcoming, I would absolutely recommend this facility to anyone who is in need of childcare!