Loveeeed this splash pad for my girls! Not too far from our home and they had so much fun. Main…read moredownside is since it is free and open to the public, the place was PACKED! But well it is what it is. I like that you have the availability to rent an area in case you want to host a party such a great idea. I do recommend bringing your own roll of toilet paper roll, because obviously they run out since a lot of people go. There is also a playground next to the splash pad :)

I live 30mins away from this park. Decided to try a new one. Was it worth the drive? Not really. It…read morewas smaller than I thought. The splash pad area was pretty cool. There was not a ton of area for parents to sit in my opinion. The slides on the playground were all too hot to slide on. Wish there could've been some shade. It was fun to try something new but probably won't come back to this one. If you live in the area, definitely visit.

Though the town of Schertz lacks an abundance of old school Texas charm, their park systems are…read morepretty nice. We've spent a little bit of time at Pickrell and it's always been pleasant. Whether having a picnic lunch, going for a swim, walking the trials, or taking our dog to the playground, it's always a relaxing and inviting green space. It's very well maintained and cared for. This is an area that makes for moments of peace and calm outside of the typical suburb chaos of the town.

Was invited to a birthday party and it was hot out. This park has a lot of trees to help with the…read moresummer heat. It's very open and clean. They also have a basketball court that is covered. A couple of playgrounds spread throughout the park. The only downfall is that you have to be a member to swim in the pool. But I understand. But make sure to pack a cooler to stay hydrated.

From Growing up in San Antonio to now having kids of my own, this park still holds some amazing…read morevalue on my heart. I remember the fun I had here as a kid with my siblings and it's honestly a great experience. I love that they have so many features to the park. There's always local trucks, parties, and fun going on here. I would definitely recommend coming here anytime you want to enjoy the weather. The park seems to be kept pretty well and I've never had a bad experience.

Amazing park Has plenty of things to do…read more Whether it be with the family Or your friends

We were nearby supporting a Taiwanese restaurant so I randomly pulled up kids activities in San…read moreMarcos on Yelp. The Children's Park appeared and looked like a lot of fun. Since the kids were still wide awake and the little one hates car rides, getting their wiggles out before heading back to Austin seemed like the right strategy. We came and this park did not disappoint! It was a Saturday afternoon at 3:15pm and all the kids were out having fun. We couldn't park in the parking lot so had to do roadside parking with a short walk. I especially loved the smaller kids area for the 1.5 and 5 year old. We spent a good hour here just goofing around. We spent the next 30 minutes in the bigger area and my 5 year old had a blast, 1.5 year old, not too much. Overall, I really like the layout and will be back when we visit San Marcos again!

Awesome and fun place to take the kids. This place is definitely worth the drive if you are coming…read morefrom San Antonio.

I had the privilege of attending my beautiful sister's vow renewal with her husband and family at…read moreLanda Branch on a beautiful Saturday morning. The setting was truly exceptional. The architecture was stunning, the surrounding greenery was serene, and a gentle breeze created the perfect atmosphere for such a meaningful occasion. With Yellow by Katherine playing softly in the background, everything came together beautifully - family, nature, music, and a moment worth remembering. We were able to enjoy the space without interruption, and the warmth and hospitality of those around us made the experience even more special. Landa Branch provided a beautiful backdrop for celebrating love, family, and commitment, and I would highly recommend the area for those looking to create meaningful memories. Moments like these are among the ones I cherish most. They remind me of what truly matters: family, love, gratitude, and the blessings God continues to place in our lives.

Fantastic little play area on the gorgeous grounds of the Landa Branch Library! The play area is…read morealmost fully in shade with multiple seating areas for parents in shade as well. The landscaping was really beautiful here. Enjoyed the grounds. Parking spots around the library.

San Marcos City Park is pretty big. I think it's close to 18 acres. It sits next to the smaller San…read moreMarcos Plaza Park. I love coming to this park because river swimming is easily accessible as is tubing and other water activities. It's also pretty great because they have recently installed outdoor gym equipment (within the last year or so). The park has picnic areas and playgrounds and lots of green space. There's a basketball court too, so if BBall is your thing have at it. This park also provides free wifi access...BONUS! The parking lot is free if you live in San Marcos and non-residents are charged a fee. I think we only paid $5 to park. Such a fun way to get to enjoy San Marcos and the water!

This was a great place to park and enjoy the crisp clear water…read more Make sure you pack a life best for the children. The water current can be swift but fun. Lots of young college kids and some city folk looking for a good time in the water. Have fun.

Perfect for small children with parents in a neighborhood - primarily used by the nieghbors. It is…read moresmall, but worth the visit!

Nice park with two pools, tennis court and volleyball court but costs $20 per person per day to use.read more

We visited with our two littles recently, for our first time…read more The place is very large and mostly clean. The lady at the front desk was very friendly and happy to help. This is a very religious establishment and they have religious music playing and some religious things on display. We paid for a weekend experience for two kiddos, which was more expensive than weekly play (which was anticipated). One adult was "free" because we have a little under 3 yrs. We opted for the all-day pass for $4 more each, under the impression we could leave and have dinner, then return. Then, we were asked if we wanted the Arrow's Active socks and we said "no" because we brought our own non grip socks. We were told Arrow's active socks are mandatory for all guests accessing the play area, and no outside socks were allowed. So we reluctantly agreed and purchased 3 for $3 each because we had no other choice. Also, since my husband was a spectator, he was an additional $5. After being charged, while our bands were being put on, we were told the all day pass is only good while in the establishment and if we leave for any period of time, our bands will be removed and we cannot return (unless it was extremely brief). I told the lady I would have liked to know that before because it's very very misleading. I've never bought an "all-day" pass where I was not allowed to come and go as I pleased and I would have liked to make a decision based on their rules, rather than what was advertised. I did not look at their food items nor cafe menu because we ate shortly before going, but the fountain drinks were from an Austin supplier who makes their soda with real ingredients, which I appreciate and love. My husband wanted to work while we played, but there were no outlets around the main seating area. There were staff spot cleaning inside the play area during play time. I'm not sure if they clean periodically throughout the day or if they clean x number of hours before close every day once a day. There was a bucket of solution a staff member was using to clean within the play area, which I can foresee being a problem if it spills for some reason, but she did hide it under an area near where she was cleaning, so she was being safe about it. Knowing they do clean is extremely comforting and very much appreciated. There are some very hard to reach places that were extremely dusty, but they weren't in reach, just in view. Restrooms were nice and clean. Overall kiddos had a lot of fun. Just be prepared to pay the up charge for the weekend (if visiting on a weekend), an up charge for mandatory socks ($3 each), an up charge for any spectators with you ($5 each), an up charge for all day play ($4 each pass) and remember you cannot leave and return on the same ticket purchase.

Just a 30 minute drive from San Antonio proper... a time was HAD!…read more Came to the city for a spring break vacation from Cali, saw this gem on TikTok. I loved how it had a cute and spacious area for toddlers. I went to ARs entertainment the day prior and would say that the area is comparable but with much less traffic. All members must purchase the company specific socks and you must sign waivers. They do sell food and drinks inside so you cannot bring your own, and unlike ARs there didn't seem to be any alcohol sold. My family of 4 plus a 11 month old went after lunch on a random Thursday and the place was pretty dead and perfect for exploration. The adults were free with the children , and the age considered a child is 12 or under. They also offered a military discount. The apparatus itself was cleans and massive ; it had high ceilings so that adults don't have to hunch over when accompanying their children. The jungle gym has so much variety ; the blue corkscrew slide is fast and my second favorite is the conveyor belt. I don't live here but I imagine a child's birthday party hosted her would be amazing! No RAGRETS!

Pretty cool park, skate park, pool, tennis courts, playground, covered pavilion. My kids enjoyed…read moreit, not crowded at all when we went. Good place to use up some excess physical energy. Well maintained, nice small town amenity.

it has a beutiful park and a nice creek and trail that goes down past the old football field and…read morewhere the well-kept baseball feild is and they also recently built a new small playscape for the smaller kids would play but the took down the old volley ball court but they re-built a new tennis court the little kiddie pool has been there as long as the bigger swimming pool and there is A baseball feild for the kids on the tee-ball team we live very close to johnson city so it is very convienent for me.