Someone moved the boulders to keep people from driving in the creek. They destroyed fish spawning…read moreareas doing this. Would you want to fish where cars drove in?

The family and I went out to catch fireflies. There is a gravel walkway to take a nice stroll…read more Along the path are markers of the nature in the area. Parking is close by or close to the bridge. Visitors can also fish near the bridge as well. There are also water fountains for humans and pets next to the public restrooms. There are benches along the path and trash cans. Also, this place is great for capturing photos of nature. The area is a flood zone so be careful when it rains. Check out the Schertz Parks and Rec website for more information.

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!!!

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.

This has to be my favorite park in Texas in terms of variety! It has paddleboats, a train you can…read moreride, areas to fish and swim, a playground, and multiple walking trails. We stayed here two hours longer than we expected to because we lost track of time. Had an amazing time!

Wow just wow. Great great park. I can't even explain it to you how great this park is! We came here…read morejust to have a nice walk or stroll and what a pleasant surprise! We were walking and just impressed with how beautiful the greenery, water, and ducks were. Upon walking more we discovered a little paddle boating area. For $20 we had such a great time! It was so calming. And as we floated around on our paddle boat we heard the calming bells of the train that goes through the park. Such a calming experience all around. We caught up to the train and took a ride, so nice as the wind blows through the train. We got to see a baby deer! And some squirrels. So pretty! Upon our little train route you can see this park has everything! They have a park, pool, basketball court! Anything you could want. I would totally recommend we had such a great time!

The family and I went out to catch fireflies. There is a gravel walkway to take a nice stroll…read more Along the path are markers of the nature in the area. Parking is close by or close to the bridge. Visitors can also fish near the bridge as well. There are also water fountains for humans and pets next to the public restrooms. There are benches along the path and trash cans. Also, this place is great for capturing photos of nature. The area is a flood zone so be careful when it rains. Check out the Schertz Parks and Rec website for more information.

This nature walk is about 1.5 miles long with a gravel path. There are several benches and trash…read morecans throughout as well as several picnic tables. There are also restroom facilities. As for the nature portion we went in January and we saw a few butterflies but not very much flora and wildlife. But still the path was nice and was great to let my kid run along.

Fischer Park is a neighborhood favorite that embraces the natural landscape and critters. The…read morewalking trail winds through trees, around the lakes, and flowers too! This is not an athetics park which is wonderful! There is a splash pad at the top of the hill with swings and a jungle gym.

Beautiful park and splash pad! Didn't get any pictures but the picnic tables do cost for…read moreNON-residents. $25, not sure per table or per hour. There are codes to scan on the tables.

This ranch is spacious, gorgeous, and there is plenty to do: swimming pool, volleyball, basketball,…read morefishing, shooting, game room, and more. That's where the praise stops and the only reason this place got any stars at all. The beds advertised as "five star accommodations" were noisy and outrageously uncomfortable. I slept on an air mattress with my five year old by choice rather than spend another minute on their sad excuse for a bunk bed. The pool was dirty and the hot tub didn't work. Now down to the real problem: the rancher himself. Our family paid a good deal of money to hold our annual reunion here and we were allotted no privacy whatsoever. This guy walked right into our dining room first thing in the morning, without even knocking, to lecture us, and then walked out through the back entrance which is down the hallway where there are showers and bedrooms! Women and children were showering and changing down that hallway! Also, his office was in our living area (where teenaged girls were sleeping!) and there were monitors showing that we were being watched via camera that we were not made aware of. On our very first day we were told not to leave trash anywhere or we would be fined (understandable, but it gets worse), he told my eight year old son not to talk to him about a "damn cat", he told my teenaged cousins he would "beat them" if they broke some rule he had explained, and we were told not to go shooting without him or he would shoot us. Wow, buddy, there's a way to talk to people and that isn't it. Then, after being threatened with fines over paper cups and bottle caps, he left out a razor tipped arrowhead in his garage which my eight year old found with his foot. I got neither apology nor ownership, even though no one in our party had even brought arrows to hunt. Needless to say, we will never, ever stay here again and I recommend you not to either. Advice to the rancher, don't rent out your facility if you aren't willing to leave your guests a little peace and privacy!