Fantastic Park. I was surprised to find that it is…read moreconnected to a neighborhood, has a YMCA, and has many paved trails. That would be very good for strollers, small children and biking. My favorite was all the trees. There should be some very nice shade here during the hotter parts of the year.

I love this park. It has something for everyone. You can go for a good walk and see plenty of deer…read more They also have a playground and picnic tables. The park also has a softball field. The walking trails are well marked. You can also do bike riding Parking is available on site. I never have any trouble finding a spot. The park is clean and I always feel safe going with my dog.

Awesome little park! Has just about everything you could ask for! The play area is covered which is…read moreabout the most important thing in the Texas heat! There is lot of room for kiddos to play and they seem to love the playground. Very good !

Cute park in the middle of Leon Valley! Soccer field, baseball field, community garden, playground,…read morebasketball court, tennis court a track for running/walking, a gazebo for parties and barbecues! It literally has it all it and it's right across from the library! Lots of families! And best part deer everywhere!

Excellent and clean park that has a great path for walking, while kids play on the playground…read more There are also a couple workout machines. We really enjoy this park, great for all ages. They have a restroom onsite as well.

I come here often. The park is usually clean, including the…read moreplayground. I've never had a problem finding parking. The bathrooms are never open, I'm not sure if they're completed yet, I know they're relatively new. I love the little fitness stations around the park.

I love that this park is right next to Igo library. There are some body weight workout stations, a…read morenice large field, walking path, and I think the tennis courts are new. The pavilion offers shade and there are multiple tables for families to rest and enjoy the area. We love coming here.

Bonnie Connor has plenty of open field whether you want to work out, play outdoor games or have a…read morepicnic.They have multiple benches/tables to sit and a good size playground for kids. They have walking trails and stationery gym equipment in the park which I appreciate. In addition there's a big pavilion filled with benches/tables to escape the Texas heat. If you need to use the restroom there's a library behind the park. There is also additional parking at the library if needed. What would make this park better is if they had restrooms on site, other than that it's worth stopping by.

Friedrich is a staple in my life. This parkcan be very busy at times, so plan accordingly when it…read morecomes to parking and carpool if you are meeting up with friends. The trails are well marked and maintained. They have restrooms at the entrance and the trashcans at that area as well. The main loop trail is perfect for the family hike or a chill climb with friends. They have plenty of trails that branch off and they are well marked with difficulty ratings. I appreciate that everyone I come across is friendly and simply enjoying their time with nature. This is a trail in South Texas, so I'd recommend bringing some water and sunscreen, but otherwise you really don't need much. I've never run into any animal other than maybe a bird or squirrel, but clearly there are some night creatures from the trail markings. For being inside a major city, there are surprisingly quite a few places to rest and take in the view of the hill country. Overall, a wonderful local wildnerness park!

We hit the trails at Friedrich Wilderness Park and wandered off the path for nearly four hours. The…read moreday was gorgeous - clear skies and perfect weather. During our exploring, we discovered a windmill and a cluster of old stones hidden just a few inches beneath the surface. We managed to wrap up 10 miles of hiking and climbing. This park is on my top 5 nature walk/hike in San Antonio, TX.

Needs more toys and play structures and but over all good their are a few people who bring pets and…read morethe water fountain doesn't work id get that checked out man it's summer and well kids get hot and need a drink and not everyone has the time to bring water over all small good place and why is it closed at 3:30 during the weekdays is it because a few years ago some middle schoolers started fights their after school or something

SAFE! With security…read moreon patrol and no big kids or teens causing trouble this park is a great option. Multiple play areas with mulch and soft playground padding to protect the kiddos from major bumps and bruises. Kids seem to enjoy the multiple slides and the shade trees. There are also multiple covered patios with picnic tables. Water fountains are on site, but if you need more than just water, Pizza Hut is on the opposite corner. Big plus....outlets to charge your phone...woop!

This was my first visit to Government Canyon. I reserved my day pass, checked in at the entrance,…read moregot my pass, and we were on our way. We drove for a few minutes to a large parking lot. There were trailhead signs on either side and both were clearly marked. We decided to start with the Savannah Loop which is approximately 2.5 miles long. There are about eight differently trails of varying levels of intensity. The trail was clearly defined and well maintained. The signs make it easy to follow the trail and find your way around. There were quite a few hikers this morning, many with pets on leashes. Everyone was pretty friendly and courteous. The trail was very peaceful and very quiet for the most part. We didn't see much wildlife, but we found some lovely views. We will definitely come back for the other trails.

Whether you're looking for a short or long hike, Government canyon is a great hiking spot to check…read moreout dinosaur tracks, the most amazing Texan birds, my husband say the very coveted Painted Bunting! Definitely be prepared with lots of water and good comfy shoes! We did 11.5 miles! We were exhausted but saw some amazing birds, lots of wild flowers and cute families everywhere!

Me and my kids definitely enjoy this park, 2 playgrounds to play on that pretty close to each…read moreother. Big covered pic nice table area. There is a small body of water around that connects to to the cemetery right next door, you can fish. The neighbors I'm sure wouldn't mind .

Love this spacious park several playscape and tons of shaded pavilions. Perfect for this Texas…read moreweather! You can even book pavilions or bbq pits! Kids love it here

It's a nice spot to go for a run or walk, if you head north, it takes you to the Valero trailhead,…read morea 4-mile loop, but if you go south it will take you to multiple trails along the Leon Creek. There's the Oxbow Park trailhead, Prue Road and O.P. Schnabel Park trailheads. Very beautiful, you can take the paved trail or the dirt trails, lots of people, and a good amount of parking spaces.

Convenient entrance to walk, run, or ride on the Leon Creek Greenway Trail…read more Located at the intersection of JV Bacon and Hausman Rd, this trailhead has ample parking, port a potties and filtered water to refill your water bottles. The water fountain also has a dog bowl on the side that you can fill up for your four legged friends. Get outside today people!

A beautiful park that serves as a trailhead to the Leon Creek Greenway…read more It is great little park for walking, running and biking. The tail is 4 miles out and back to the greenway. A very beuatil and serene setting for escaping the stress of daily life and getting a little exercise on.

Xmas walk at Buddy Calk. Parking is tight here when it's busy, but it's only half full surely due…read moreto Xmas. Great walks either direction - go right and you can walk all the way to 1694! Love this place (TX) 60 and sunny while back north east rainy and cold.