Overview
Confluence Park is a modern urban park located in south San Antonio where the San Antonio River meets two creeks. The park was designed as an educational destination focused on water, ecology, and sustainability. It features striking sculptural shade structures that harvest rainwater, native landscaping, walking trails, and educational installations. The park is a project of the San Antonio River Foundation and serves as both a recreational space and an outdoor classroom.
Why Visit
Confluence Park offers a unique combination of art, education, and outdoor recreation. The sculptural shade structures are architecturally striking, and the park's focus on water and ecology makes it an educational destination as well as a recreational one. The park is a peaceful spot for walking, learning, and enjoying the natural beauty of the San Antonio River.
Amenities
- Sculptural shade structures
- Walking trails
- Native landscaping
- Educational installations
- San Antonio River access
- Picnic areas
- Restrooms
- On-site parking
Things to Do
- Walk the trails along the San Antonio River
- Explore the sculptural shade structures
- Learn about water, ecology, and sustainability
- Enjoy the native landscaping and wildlife
- Have a picnic in the park
- Launch a kayak on the San Antonio River
Who This Park Is Best For
Families, students, nature lovers, and anyone interested in sustainability and ecology. Confluence Park is ideal for an educational outing or a peaceful walk along the river.
Parking Information
Free parking is available on-site with a lot adjacent to the park.
Location
830 Mitchell St, San Antonio, TX 78204
Nearby Neighborhoods
Nearby Attractions
- San Antonio River Walk
- King William Historic District
- Blue Star Arts Complex