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.

Amazing, nice tiny park for Ube Festival on its initial event...hope there would be a repeat and…read morepossibly a regular annual event. Great idea and kudos to Angie Garcia and company. Nice weather, great location and lots of Ubelicious and Ube-stacular food, souvenir items, trinkets and other non-food stuff.

Absolutely fell in love with this place the first time I came here! I came for a yoga class here…read moreand also for a stroll today with my family! I learned that it is a non profit that built the structure itself. It sits alongside a river flow and there's steps to go down and a paved trail where there is plenty of foot and bike traffic. I love this place, it has a very serene and peaceful vibe/ambiance. Highly recommend visiting! Parking is limited within the main entrance however, there is street parking available along the main road it's on.

BEWARE! The apartment owners along the park are superbly predatory, in particular the Soap Factory…read moreapartments (located on the site of a historic soap factory, at N. Santa Rosa St., near the headwaters of the river park). They will tow you in an instant to the Five Points impound lot, $300 or so to get it back. The QR code is unworkable and you can't connect through other contact info on the little signs. In our opinion it's a tow operation masquerading as an apartment complex

This is a decent cultural park with art installations along the walk way and signage that talks…read moreabout the history of San Antonio, and specifically, the neighborhoods around the San Pedro Creek. As of June 2018, only phase 1.1 has been completed (so it's a pretty short walk right now), but it will extend further south in the coming years. Remember, this a CULTURAL park, so don't drag the little ones out there expecting to find playgrounds, etc. It's not in the usual touristy area, so it doesn't get packed, and street parking isn't terribly hard to find in this part of downtown. Make sure you stop by and check out the San Antonio Soap Works building on the banks of phase 1.1. It's the oldest surviving industrial building in SA. It's an apartment building office now, so you can't go inside, but you can walk around the outside of it and check it out. There's plenty of stuff to do nearby. Main Plaza, the Spanish Governor's Palace, and the historic Bexar County court house are all within walking distance. Oh, I almost forgot - you should check it out at night. I haven't been there at night, but I have seen some awesome photos (check out Joey P.'s photos) and I'm gonna have to check it out at night now. It looks really cool. Come on out and check out what the San Antonio River Authority and the City of San Antonio have put together for us! #SA300 y'all!

Came back a few days later. Walked some of the trails and took some pictures. I think the trail…read morenetwork is much more extensive than I had time walk on my lunch break. There's a pavilion that was a gift from a city in Korea to the city of San Antonio. I had no idea this even existed. It's very ornate and colorful. WORTH the trip just to take a look at it.

I came to this park with family and I thought was a really nice place. It is a small park and can…read morelap the path multiple times but is a nice walk regardless. The paths themselves are not difficult at all and plenty of spots to stop and sit at if needed. They have this pond in the middle of the park that had so many ducks and turtles. It was a nice view and enjoyed it very much. I saw many people there with picnics and also someone doing yoga in front of this building i thought was cool. They had these really cool korean buildings/monuments that someone build (artists from Korea but look up the city parks for more details). You can't step inside them but very beautiful to look at. For sure a place worth visiting to just sit and relax at if you like.

Super cool to check out! And then go for a walk on the riverwalk! The history of this is amazing…read more I went down a rabbit hole and supposedly this place is haunted?!? I'm glad it is kept clean and graffiti free. It's a nice area to walk around. Small parking lot at the actual park

San Antonio has so much great history that many may not be aware of. Hot Wells Resort was a popular…read morespot in 1900's. Bexar County took over after its decline, the few remaining structural pieces is a great place to see a part of the past and imagine its great wonder

I always enjoy coming here! It is such a peaceful place to walk, bike, enjoy some fresh air, and…read moretake in a quieter side of San Antonio. The trail is well maintained, easy to explore, and full of beautiful little spots to stop along the way. There is always plenty of wildlife too -- I especially love spotting our beautiful Texas birds along the trail. Truly one of San Antonio's gems.

This is such a beautiful biking path along the river. It will take you to all of the Missions. The…read morepath is well marked with directions to each Mission. Along the way there are pocket parks with sculptures and gazebos and even bathrooms. There are signs with local history to educate you. There are fauna and flora to observe. The river is so interesting with a lot of dams and waterfalls as the river level changed. I was so impressed with how well the path was incorporated into the landscape. It was also wide enough for other bikers and pedestrians to safely pass each other. If you like to bike this is a great way to spend a morning or afternoon going to all of the missions. I loved it.

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!

Love this trail. There are different levels including a pavement one and a nature one. The nature…read moreone goes down to the river side and there's a few bench's through out the trail if you need to sit. It's also fishing friendly. It's a great walk for family and pets. Hours are sunrise to sunset.

We started our walk at the Medina river trailhead and ended up at the Greenway. It was such an…read moreawesome walk. The trails are shaded and the scenery is beautiful. I highly recommend trying out this place if you haven't already.