I just love strolling through Gruene. I know a lot of the businesses here are geared towards…read moretourists. However, most of them are small business owners and need to be supported. The fact that there is a huge, free parking lot in town makes things a lot easier for getting in and out of the historic district. Can you believe this little German enclave has been around since the 19th century? So much to do here from the antique shops and boutiques to restaurants, general store, and let's not forget legendary Gruene Hall (oldest dance hall in Texas). It's a great place for locals and tourists alike. So much history and just a great way to spend a day.

Cute area that has reinvented itself --cute shops of all kind, food, live music. One third weekend,…read morethey have a market with vendors and music. Easy walking area. District is clean and the people are friendly.

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!

San Antonio Missions National Historical Park was a cool way to start off my vacation in the city…read more The morning I was there was beautiful and cool. I chose to join one of the ranger-led tours at Mission San Jose to get a little more information. The tour is very informative and you learn a lot about the history of the Mission San Jose and the general era of the missions. I didn't have a lot of knowledge of that time, so being able to hear about the history and walk around the mission to see the architecture was very cool. I also went up to Mission Concepcion to see the church there. Being in these places, you really feel the history all around you in a different way. Absolutely worth taking some time to explore and try to pay attention to the amazing details.

It was a great experience. We learned a lot about the history . Highly recommend. We went in with…read moreno expectations and it was well worth it

The name of the Pizza Kitchen inside the Mountain Breeze campground bar/General store is never…read morementioned. The name of the Pizza Kitchen is "River Road Pizza Company". Go get amazing fresh stone fired Pizza made while you wait. Make sure you let Keith know you saw this post. Have an amazing time.

We came here from Oklahoma for an event. Must say impressive campground, store, food and…read moreexperience. Everyone was super friendly, helpful and respectful to everyone with no judgements. The store had misc items that you might've forgotten, drinks, snacks and a pool table inside. There is also a place to order burgers, pizzas, etc near the store which was affordable and the burgers are pretty good. The campgrounds have spots for RV with power and water hookups, also primitive RV spots as well. Tent camping spots all have outlets so you can a run a fan, charge your phone etc (no AC). The campgrounds are clean and staff made sure the trash bins stayed empty, the bathrooms and shower facilities are clean and up-kept. Definitely can't wait to return.

Rich History! Beautiful artifcet You can take nice photos and videos here. If you're ever in the…read morearea, definitely stop by for a visit!

While it may seem like a simple foot bridge amongst many others, there is a simple elegance to it…read more It looks and feels solid. It's also an excuse to keep wandering down the Riverwalk with a loose destination in mind.

I really likes this park. I went to my local favorite chicken shack: cullums Attagirl. They were…read moresupposed packed for a Tuesday so I got my bucked of fried bird to go! With the weather being exceptionally nice in San Antonio I figured I should take advantage the dry nice air and eat outdoors. So I found this park and I am very pleased with it. They have a ton of stationary equipment you can use to workout with. Lots of walking and biking. Paved trails/roads. I really enjoyed the views. Not that many people out. Really beautiful day to be outdoors. I didn't notice many homeless people which was nice. Parks in San Antonio and downtown tend to be overrun by homeless people. Nothing against them at all but they usually bring the quality of the place they are at down. If you haven't been to this park you must check it out. Again it's kind of small but really nice none the less. I enjoyed it.

This nice park lies across the street from Brackenridge Park. It's kind of the front lawn for the…read moreRiver Road neighborhood. The park is largely triangle shaped, with a community garden at the far end of the park. This area used to be the place where the Brackenridge horse stables were, where you could go on a horse ride through the park, along a set trail throughout the park. But the stables are long-closed, and they've built apartments that overlook the Davis Park. The park over here is a lot more relaxed than Brackenridge, it's just a big grassy field for the most part. Good for team sports, or kite flying with lots of space to run free. Parking can be found if you park in the River Road neighborhood. If you cross the road, you can go down to the river that flows through here on down to the Riverwalk. The park feels safe, but is not lit at night. There are no major bike paths, just lots of grass. There are no restrooms here that I am aware of.

Near the city center surrounded by residential homes in a quiet neighborhood you'll find this…read morefairly new addition to the parks in Seguin. Built in 2023, it's amenities include covered picnic tables, covered swings and plenty of benches to sit on. It also boasts of one of the most elaborate covered playscapes you'll ever see. There's also a small workout area off to the corner of the park. This park has a small lot for a few cars or you can park along the street. There is also a paved sidewalk along the perimeter of this square block park. There is a grill provided and even a working water fountain, but no public bathrooms. A really nice asset to the local residents.

I stopped by here on the way out of viewing a home we ended up placing an offer on. My daughter and…read moreI loved the playgrounds, yes, plural. There was abundant parking and clean sprawling parks, benches and pavilions, playgrounds, trails that were lit, a splashpad, and I heard there was a historical building or monument? But I did not locate and experience that yet. This was a part of buying a home here and it made the deal so much sweeter.

Beautiful fun trails great park amazing community lots of fun here loved it and it was a great…read moreexperience for my whole family can't wait to visit again!