Absolutely great park! They have plenty of space for all kinds of occasions. They have real…read morebathrooms not portable bathrooms. They have space for picnic or barbecue, as well as a great playground for kids. The trail was amazing to walk especially because it had lots of shade and benches to get through that Texas heat! Amazing park and will definitely be coming here more!

Amazing playground, clean bathrooms, and nice walking trail. What more could you ask for in a park?read more

What a hidden gem! Discovered this unassuming little park in the middle of Schertz. Who knew a…read morebutterfly sanctuary was in suburbia. It's a lovely place filled with flowers and aromatic herbs. It's doggie friendly with bags along the trail. Loved that. Plenty of free parking. The backstory is the Butterfly park was built in April 1998, dedicated to Henry Gutierrez and his wife Rosie. From what I understand, the Gutierrez family were quite influential in this region. They were very generous making regular donations to their important causes. This is a beautiful place! Very peaceful. I highly recommend making a trip.

Found this great park that offers the benefits of being outside without the punishment that is the…read moreSan Antonio Sun shining down unrelentingly. It is located 15 minutes from Fort Saint Houston and allows for a great break from the hustle and bustle of the city noise. The path is winding and long and gives way for walkers runners, skaters or bike enthusiasts to enjoy a bit of activity outdoors versus recirculated air-conditioned air inside of a gym. While I am not knocking gyms, I am, however, saying that this alternative may be more appealing to folks who want to spend more time outside and touch grass. There are two different entrances and plenty of place to park. The elevation on the trail varies slightly so there's a nice mix to a flat road and everything is well-maintained. At one point near the end of my run, I saw a deer and that was pretty awesome because let's be honest. How often does that happen? This feels like a great place to spend some time outside and there is more to this park. I am yet to explore so I look forward to providing an update and in your future what a great spot.

19 Apr 2024 This is…read morea very nice park. You wouldn't know it was there unless you knew it was there. It is nestled between apartments and homes off of NE Loop 410. Truly hidden. We walked the left side trail which is relatively flat with some slight rising of the road. The creek is dry. We saw several deer and many butterflies. Trees and other ground growth are abundant. Cardinals were everywhere and singing their distinctive song. The park is almost literally in some homes back yards. The trails are shared with bicyclists which can be a little annoying. They really zip by on the not overly wide trails. Many people are on electric bikes. Go there.

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.

Carved out a quiet hour at Bullis County Park (my favorite park at the moment) with a great book…read moreand delicious latte in hand - the kind of simple moment that feels like pur happiness.

If I had gone on a day when the temperature was in the double digits in Fahrenheit, I might have…read moregiven this park at least 4 stars, but when I visited on Father's Day, there wasn't really much to do. Scorching hot temperatures scared everyone away because none of the kids would want to play on the playground there, though I did see one family just sitting there, possibly resting during a long road trip. Otherwise, it was literally a ghost town minus the tumbleweeds. I stopped by this park to just get away from city life. Well actually, I wanted to visit the nearby Nekter Juice Bar because they a Father's Day promo going on that would only work for that day and that day only. I had already visited the other Nekter location in the Greater San Antonio area, but wanted to pay a visit to this location aloof from the urban life. Bullis County Park and Nekter are just across from one another, opposite Borgfield Dr. After leaving Nekter with smoothie in hand, I drove up Old Blanco and parked in the parking lot right in front of the playground. As I mentioned, nobody was playing in the playground. I did see a pavilion, which allowed me to rest in the shade and take more photos of the park while sipping on my smoothie. The park wasn't the greatest, I can say. Let's just say the grass is greener on the other side lol. I was, however, fascinated by some rock and log formation near the pavilion. There are a handful of picnic tables in the pavilion that you could throw a party at. However, you'll need to reserve the space beforehand; call in advance to do so! On the south side of the park, there is a softball field, which surprise surprise, nobody was there during my visit. However, I was fascinated by the number of dandelions I saw in the outfield. Nice to see, but I'm sure outfielders will be trampling over them while trying to catch a fly ball. To the west, there is nothing but trees. The grounds immediately around the pavilion have seen better days. Grass isn't very abundant here. It almost looked like the cows have eaten most of the grass here! Not that I'm comparing this park to Brackenridge Park, which I had visited the weekend before, but it was kind of a boring visit overall to Bullis County Park. Then again, if school were in session, I'm sure it would have been loads better with kids enjoying the playground and possibly frolicking through the flowers. I say this because it's real close to Timberwood Park Elementary School, and it would make for a nice place to unwind and relax after school, if the weather were nicer, that is. 3 stars for now. I still recommend stopping by if you want to stretch your legs, but don't expect anything memorable here. The only thing memorable about my visit to this park was sipping on my cold smoothie, which allowed me to stay at the park for a while without burning in the hot sun.

This is the closest community park to our home and it was my first time here! I came for a story…read moretime event, hosted by the local library. They also had arts and crafts for the kids and of course we explored the rest of the park after story time! They have many options and separate playgrounds for various ages. They also have a splash pad! I was so impressed by this park and how lush and pretty it is! I'm excited to come more often on play dates and with my nieces and nephew! Highly recommend this park!

Our kids love this park and ask to come all the time. This park offers quite a lot including a…read morewalking/running track, basketball court, baseball field, several playgrounds, covered areas for parties/gatherings, and a splash pad area for kids to play in the summer. They recently did some updates including a playground area for kids under 5. We come here often and it's a great, safe spot for kids to play.

It is just a walking trail in a neighborhood with a lot of open space to do something in between…read moreit. We were seeing a family play Tball together. Also a couple having a picnic.

Meh- a lackluster park in the middle of a Sentex Homes development…read more There are no amenities here, just trees and grass. It'd be nice if they put a playground or a swingset, or a restroom out here. Nothing like that here. Just nature. I've seen deer running through this park, and it is always picked up. That's probably because nobody uses it. I've never seen anyone but deer here. There's plenty of parking along Clydesdale Run here. It's a great place to get out and get some sun. There are giant oak trees all over this park, so it's not really optimal for a game of soccer or football. But I'm sure you can come up with some tree friendly activities to do here.

Lovely park area for sure. Beautiful playground for kiddos and a nice little trail and sitting area…read morefor a picnic or such. The landscape seems to be very nicely maintained and kept. Good place to read the books you check out from the library. Not to much trail for now but once they finish construction to connect the Comanche trail this will be a great place to start a hike. Exciting.

This park is under construction to connect it to another side of the park, but it has very well…read morekept and heathy trees and a nice trail.