Emmitt park has a huge playscape, a basketball pavilion, pickleball and volleyball areas. This park…read moreis inclusive for all children. They are open Monday - Friday from 7 am - sunset. Check times for Saturday and Sunday, they close the park for service times. Emmitt park is clean and well maintained. You can have a picnic at any of their tables. Some of the tables are covered and some have trees covering them. I will be coming back soon!

This is such a cool park! My family was trying to find a halfway point to meet up at and this came…read moreup. It's large and enclosed and I love how the big kid area at the top is only accessible by ladders or hanging rings so some toddlers can't accidentally wander up. There are slides of all sizes and a part that is wheelchair accessible. I do wish the splash pad had an on/off switch. It was in the 40s this morning and so many parents were chasing their kids to keep out of the water. Also, while the ground at the playground is soft, it is not level- there are dips and random potholes. I almost twisted an ankle- twice and kids kept tripping and falling. Other than this, it's a great place! There is ample parking, ball courts in the back, clean restrooms and a water fountain with a bottle filler on it (yes!).

I'm new to San Antonio living and I have to say I LOVE IT. The parks are always hopping with kids,…read morecyclists, hikers and dog parks too. McAllister Park is the first park I was told to visit and this is definitely my neighborhood go to. The trails are wide and well traveled. And I feel extra safe with the occasional police officer riding around. Oh and did I mention the ice cream truck. What more can you ask for in a warm, or should I say HOT, summer day? Wyatt LOVES to sniff around and he looks forward to regularly blazing the pathways.

We loved walking around the park. Its very big and has multiple uses. We also enjoying hanging out…read moreat the playground with our littles. We will be back to visit our family here in San Antonio and walk more trails. We explored the orange trail about 1.25 miles. The deers and beautiful serene nature are very calming and peaceful at McAllister Park.

I play volleyball here every Wednesday and Thursday. They are ver nice and welcoming.read more

I was loving this community center. Ballet for the kids, playground for the littlest, and even a…read morecommunity pool. All those nice things FOR KIDS and they can't manage to put a changing table in the restroom? I don't understand. It's pretty frustrating since the center hosts San Antonio youth sports. I would be more pleasant about it but when I inquired about it and when a changing table would be available they said that the chances were slim to none. Otherwise a great park but no changing table in the youth sports building is pretty much a deal breaker for this mama!

Wonderful park! The walking trail from this entrance is an easy walk, and mostly in shade during…read moresome parts of the day. It's actually mostly paved or DG so would be doable even with a stroller. We walked from the red playground to the sky bridge and back which was 2 miles. The parking lot is next to the red playground and the dog park, from Blanco entrance, right next to Blanco BBQ. We saw 3 deer during November!

Tried another trail and WE MADE IT OUT! Didn't get lost this time and the views were beautiful…read more Wyatt got some new sniff and of course left his mark on as many trees as possible. 1.93 mile walk in 46 minutes...yeah!!

A corporate decision to close the pool left those of us using it for physical therapy and the…read moreelderly patrons hanging in the wind. Those that needed it most were helped the least.

This is my favorite place to work out. It has kid care, a pool, and is family oriented. If you are…read morein building it is absolutely fantastic with great customer service. However, getting them on the phone for select services can be painful. Youth sports is good except the whole contact thing applied there as well. Good place, bad communication. Still fantastic customer service in house though

Enjoyed a tranquil park experience with my dog, as it wasn't overly busy and provided a peaceful…read moresetting for my pet to run freely off-leash. The serene atmosphere made for a pleasant visit.

This is an awesome park that affords large groups the ability to do many outdoor activities,…read moreespecially running clubs and cycling clubs because there is plenty of open space and parking. Shout out to Urban Run Club for introducing me to the park! I love that they have air pumps, a pool, and other amenities. I wish that there was more water fountains along the trails though. I do appreciate how clean the park is and everyone is friendly around the trails. It is dog-friendly, I bring my dogs here every Saturday and they love it. It's a great place for a long walk with your dogs. Beware of the deer or deer dung in the grassy areas. Also, they only have porta-potties.

They have kids fit my boy love it so we come 3 time a week come and take a look also i do a work outread more

No matter the time of day, equipment is clean and available. Other members are very respectful of…read moreeach other. You can absolutely feel the sense of community in the gym. Activities for kids are fantastic. We have participated in swim lessons, dance, and soccer/t-ball. Looking forward to when we can sign up for tennis. The ChildWatch center is A+++++. There does not seem to be a lot of turnover, so the teachers get to know each child. My boys are excited to see familiar faces. We peek in regularly and every child is engaged in an activity with the teachers. In addition to regular ChildWatch, we utilize Parent's Day Out. The kids have a blast doing activities, playing, and thankfully some rest. The price is right too. When signing up, the manager made sure to ask questions to get us the best deal/discount. We love the YMCA!

This is a sweet little neighborhood park- very basic, I'm not sure I'd go so far as to call it a…read morehidden gem or anything. Best access is taking the Ledge View entrance to the neighborhood from Thousand Oaks. There's a tennis court, a basketball court, and a baseball diamond, all poorly maintained (ie cement cracked, weeds taking over the outfield, torn nets). But there's a great wooded trail, perfect for dog walking. As a bonus, there's a water fountain for both people and dogs!

Small neighborhood park hidden in the surround area, it is about 0.4 miles around the loop, there…read moreis also a basketball court, tennis court and baseball field, I'm not sure if you need to sign up for them. Funny thing is that even though the park is only .4 mils around the loop, but it too me over 2 miles to walk to and back. LOL

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

Love it there all the Ducks, the walking trails awesome the trees the fishing just a fun place to…read morespend with family and friends