We had a group of 9 trying to conquer Area 52. The hosts were very welcoming, and were happy to…read moreshare some insight on escape room games since most of were 1st timers. The game was started with them giving us general rules. And then the fun started! Once in the room, you watch a short video to give you insight into to what your mission is. Once you've started the game, they were in touch via 2-way radio the whole time. And they made clear that anyone could leave the room at any time, and rejoin at any time...which was cool, since we had some people worried about getting claustrophobic. Nobody had to use that option, btw. The clues were hard to find/decipher at times, but they try to lead you in the right direction over the 2 way radio. Plus, they give a certain allotment of clues that you can ask for. Once you get the jist of it, it gets easier......but nothing is simple. To think that Isaac, the owner, came up with the games on his own, is mind blowing! We came within TWO clues of solving the puzzle and escaping......SO CLOSE!!!!! But, we didn't make it :-( 5 more minutes, and would have. If you're looking for a great time with friends,or a team building experience, I would highly recommend! We'll be back for sure!

Came here just to check it out while getting my vehicle tinted. My son and I enjoyed it very much…read more The lady, who registered us was super nice and explained to us all the things that we need to accomplish in order to escape. It was my first time and I was at a loss but with my son and the three clues that we had, we were able to escaped before the bomb went off. My son did a great job and so did the staff in assisting us with our first escape experience. It was so much fun

It's a perfect date night or even a hangout with friends. It could seem pricey, but an hour of axe…read morethrowing is all you need. They have tap draft beer, which is super efficient, and the customer service was friendly and informative. I will be coming back for their axe throwing and VR package with Zero Latency. Also, try the boozy or non-boozy ice cream! On a side note, this would be a great place for a workplace event to fire up the team and blow off some steam. Unfortunately, my team is in Houston, but when they come visit me in SA for work events this will be an activity I will plan for sure.

This was so much fun! I came here for a date night, the mini games were my favorite. I would…read moredefinitely come back for more.

Such a fun experience! Nothing like anything I have ever done before. I'll be honest, when my…read moregirlfriend suggested this, I wasn't that excited about it, but agreed because I went along with the group. You make a reservation for the "experience" and I recommend arriving a few minutes prior to get situated, restroom, etc. The host was very informative and patient with us. It took us 59 minutes and 55 seconds, BUT we escaped! We had SO much fun through the whole experience. It was a test of our fortitude and wits. We laughed so much. I highly recommend this as a group activity. There were four (4) in our party and it was great.

This was a really fun experience. Regardless of how simple the exterior office building appears…read more Sure the owner really invested the least money as possible. I went with my brother and his family which includes 3 littles from 10-14 in age. They had a great time as we worked to solve the prompts. The staff young man was very helpful and welcoming.

The hiking trails at the Headwaters Sanctuary are a beautiful escape in the middle of the city…read more It's best to visit on a weekend when you don't need a university parking pass. The trails are not lighted, so come between dawn and dusk. The trailhead is located behind the baseball field. The Heritage Loop Trail is good for contemplative walking. It's level, well-mulched, and features artwork representing the Stations of the Cross. It encircles open fields and a formal garden, as well as bird and bat houses. Branching off from the Heritage Loop Trail are side trails that take you to more springs that contribute to the San Antonio River. There is a trail to the foot of the Olmos Dam. Volunteers have marked the paths to find massive heritage live oak trees, and are eradicating invasive species. The Headwaters Sanctuary brings together the spiritual and natural worlds in a unique place. You'll come away with a better appreciation for the San Antonio River and how much our city depends on groundwater and a healthy ecosystem.

Great place for a quiet weekend stroll - parking on summer weekend mornings is bountiful but it…read moremight be different during the school year. I *think* you're allowed to park here without a university permit near the softball fields. I did for a couple of hours and didn't get a ticket. I asked a couple of people on the trails and they said they *thought* it would be ok, but nobody seems to know for sure. This is a good place for a morning walk in the summer since it's so shaded. It's all crushed gravel, mulch, or dirt with hardly any inclines at all. A cheap pair of tennis shoes will suffice. 99% of the trails are shaded as you walk through the beautiful woods. The main loop trail is marked well, but once you get on the side trails, they split into separate trails that aren't marked. You won't get lost, but it's kind of confusing which trails you are on. As Stephen C stated in his tip, head left on the trail and go clockwise if you want to view the Stations of the Cross art work in chronological order - BUT be warned, because when I was there, a couple of them had wasp nests in the boxes that covered them. Don't get too close and you'll be fine - just don't rush up to them and put your face real close to view the art. Stay a good 5 feet away and make sure there's not a wasp nest in it. Check the map at the trail head and make sure you find your way to the Olmos Dam - you can get really close to it, if you walk down a little hill and get off the trail a little bit. Little Blue Hole is located toward the end of the loop trail if you started clockwise or near the beginning if you started counter-clockwise (both of these are also listed on the map at the trailhead). Total trails might be a mile long, but if you head toward Blue Hole and the Heritage Trails at Incarnate Word you can get another mile or so for your walk. To get to Blue Hole, take an immediate right on the gravel walkway from the parking lot - this is before you walk into the park and get to the trailhead - look for the bridge in my pictures. I really recommend checking out Blue Hole - it's a serene, peaceful setting and a great place for self-reflection and just being by yourself if that's what you need. This pathway will also take you to the grotto and some other paved walkways that take you onto the grounds of The Incarnate Word to some other cool spots.

We had such a great experience! Noelle was so sweet and great at explaining what to expect. The…read morelocation was clean. We were greeted when we walked in and taken to our room as quickly as possible. The room was interesting and pretty challenging (3/5 difficulty). I am so excited to return soon. Veteran owned and veteran, teacher discounts offered!

After speaking with the owner, I was assured that the experience I had was a one off. Being that…read morethey reached out regardless I'll up one star for that alone. I hope the rooms at the original location can be upgraded more in standard with modern escape room experiences. And I hope the best for this business.

I haven't been riding since I was a kid. So a LONG time. When I moved to SA, I immediately wanted…read moreto look for horse riding- something small, nice, and, of course, affordable. I found this place while browsing online and I noticed all the reviews were really nice. $50 for an hour + $3 fee ? Hella yah! At first when I pulled into the neighborhood, I was confused and thought I was at the wrong place, but the place is actually immediately right outside of the housing division, it's not hard to miss at all. The driveway can fit one vehicle at a time- so be careful entering and exiting. I am 4'8" & weigh about 130lbs. And I'm always worried whether I can fit the saddle and stirrups. Main reason why I just haven't really found a place to get back to riding. There are so many horseback riding places that won't allow someone like me to ride their horses because of size. Which is hella crazy to me because jockeys are KNOWN to be my size riding 15-20 hands. We're born for this lol. Let's talk about arriving: once you make it into the driveway, it's a small parking area and there're some horses and some cute miniature horses for you to pet. There are a few stable hands setting up for the 9am ride (I had) and working really well as a team. Check-in was a breeze. Now Riding: Now I was put on Gigi's who's a bit smaller (of course) and the guy (can't remember his name) noticed that the stirrups couldn't be adjusted higher for me. But they said it was fine because as long as I can put my foot in and rest them a bit while pointing my toes down, Gigit will follow the leader regardless. And honestly, I wasn't worried. The guy was super genuine and everyone really trusts the horses. Like so much faith in them. That's how I knew I- personally- was in good hands. I was right behind Miranda who was our front-of-the-line trail leader. She was great. Patient. Got to know me a bit. But the trail itself was amazing. Went through some woods, then a a beautiful opening. Even saw a baby deer. They have a dog who followed along with us. He/she kept trailing in front of me and Gigit was right on his/her tail and the line behind me was slowed down further because I was already a slow rider lol. I was worried he would step on the dog, but I was like- it's an animals instinct to move lol (some times). I hardly had to tell Gigit what to do. He just kept following along and made his own turns and I felt so at ease. And when he wanted to reach for a leaf, he listened very well when we needed to keep going lol. They all do. All in all, best damn horse ride I've had in a LONG time. Very affordable too. You can bring a Fanny pack and keep your phone in your back pocket and wear a hat/sunglasses. Def wouldn't mind mentioning about getting some stirrups that fit petite folks like me but I ain't complaining too much because the experience was well worth it and they never once doubted that I wouldn't be able to ride. HIGHLY RECOMMEND FOR BEGINNERS and if you're petite like me and/or if you want to go by yourself like how I did!

Such a cool experience! I have never been on a horse before and it was actually pretty easy! My…read morecousin invited me since she had already been here and really enjoyed it. We went on a very rainy day and got soaked but it was still really fun. The owner gave my bf some tips and what to do when the horse stops and stuff like that so it was really cool! I can't wait to come again.

I just love Barbara and ALL of the horses are pretty friendly and ALL are appear to be happy and in…read moregreat health. I started a half lease on Watson about 6 weeks ago and would live there if I could lol. Debbie G.

Great lessons. Must be serious about it. Knowledgeable staff and great location. Beautiful animals.read more

Nice natural trail loops with garbage cans at the entrance for my dogs waste bags. Nice park very…read morequiet with the occasional passing of a car on the highway

I have heard of this new park that opened recently and really wanted to explore it. I came here…read morewith some family over the past weekend, and though it was drizzling and muddy, it wasn't too bad of a hike. We were able to see some signs at the beginning of the path talking about the history of the family that owned the land and different animals you can find here. Can also see some old houses and sheds that were there and though can't go in, was interesting to see. The path itself was mainly mowed grass you can follow easily without issue and would not anticipate someone getting lost. The trail we did was pretty short, but due to the rain, we didn't explore everything like I wanted. It was nice to be able to only hear birds and not much of cars passing by, so for me, it was a win. I think this place is not bad to just do a brisk walk with the family and explore if you're into history. I would come back here on a day when the weather is better and not so muddy.