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.

Conway Park is a small park on the corner of Bliss and Sturgeon in the Blanco Gardens neighborhood…read more It's fenced in, so your kids or pets don't run off. It's a pretty good sized park at 3 acres and the amenities include a Playground, a half basketball Court, and plenty of Benches. It's a nice looking park, and you can tell it's been recently renovated. The paint is fresh, and the jungle gym looks safe. It's nicely landscaped, and there are sidewalks to ride your bike on, and shady areas to hang out under. Unfortunately, there's no restrooms here.

A nice way to take a little break from the heat…read more The track goes about a mile and it was about a ten ish minute ride. Tickets are $6 and I would recommend grabbing a couple $2 Popsicles for the ride. The kids loved it! If you kids are sensitive to loud noises, sit towards the back away from the train whistle.

The train offers a leisurely, scenic circuit around Landa Park. A must for those with littles or…read morefor your first time to the park. The price of $6 each is a little much for multiple trips on the same day, but maybe they have a season pass for locals. I have to admit it makes me is the Hermann Park train in Houston.

Nestled in a quiet neighborhood where Torrey St. meets the 2100 block of Gruene Rd, is a small…read more neighborhood park. Anytime of the day including summer afternoons you can find moms with strollers, dog owners, and other people walking the path around the park. If you walk the path 4 times that equals a little bit more than a mile. There are about 7 picnic tables , no BBQ allowed. No swings or playscapes. Just a nice quiet shady park that looks to be 3 acres . There are probably no more than 8 parking spots, but I've never seen the lot full. It's just a nice place to come and chill.

This is a cute, quiet and quaint neighborhood park. There is a paved .25mi loop that has great…read moreshade from lots of pecan and oak trees. There are benches, picnic tables and a big grassy area in the middle- sometimes you'll see dogs playing fetch or kids running around. I feel like this park is overlooked as it's on a street corner and small, with a tiny parking lot. But it's perfect for exercise when you don't have a lot of time, or for older people and kids. My toddler loves just going around and around. Everyone here is friendly and it's just a great place to walk, sit or have a picnic. There is no playground but why do you need one when there are tons of birds to watch and listen to.

My children truly enjoyed the freedom to play and explore this playscape. There are a variety of…read morecreative play items on ground level and a good height of climb for the overly rambunctious. -Socks required. ( socks are available for purchase if you forget) -Can bring outside food and drink in. -Do offer a few snack and drink items for purchase there. There are tables for parents to hang out and I was able to get a few articles updated for work (win!) there are two massage chairs as well as a few recline chairs.

The idea of this place is awesome, but it leaves a LOT to be desired. The young gals working there…read morewere very professional looking and cleaning up quite a bit. The older lady that worked the front desk was walking around in her bare feet moving toys around- so gross! The infant play area wasn't being monitored and a lot of big kids were being crazy around littles- why have a rule for 3 and under if you're not going to enforce it? Also, a party that was going on had a puppy with them. Not sure the dog policy but a puppy in a children's place? Seems like a liability waiting to happen. Definitely won't be back as it seems kids are running the place, not adults.

I went tubing with a group of friends. We got our tubes from Corner Tubes just right across the…read morestreet from Prince Solms Park. Walking wasn't that bad. It gave me a chance to stretch or warm up before getting to Comal River. According to the website tubeinnewbraunfels.com, the part of river after the chute is on the park ground. I enjoyed the tubing experience. But I was trying to catch up with my friends, I didn't fully investigate the park features. I just saw a big warning sign with information at the front entrance and the last public exit by the river. I noticed the life jacket stand but I didn't know if it was free or not. There weren't that many people last Saturday. I guess it was a good time to go tubing.

Park is just ok. Parking now $20. There's a sign that says picnic tables $25 on weekends. A lot of…read morefools smoking cigs and weed. No personal grills allowed. Park needs more tables and some shades.

This is the head of the series of parks that you can walk through on the paved paths. There is a…read morebathroom and parking lot at this side. You can walk alongside the river for most of this parkway. There are some bridges and a historical building alongside the river too. You can fish and swim here. The water is surprisingly warm.

This is the park just off of Charles Austin Drive. Surprised I didn't see a review for it, because…read moreit seemed like a very popular place. I really liked this park. It's got the river flowing right through it, and it's right by the university. My friends and I eschewed the tubes and just floated down ourselves. The river's got a nice current in this area that carries you right along. Plenty of bridges, steps and ladders. Great for kids, families, hot college girls...you get it. Looked like they do allow alcohol, but probably no glass. The river is man-made, and there's plenty of trees for shade. Definitely wanna check this out, if you've got a day to spend in SM.

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.