Overview
San Pedro Springs Park is the oldest park in Texas, with a history dating back to the 1700s. The park is centered around natural springs that feed a scenic pool and creek, surrounded by large shade trees and historic stone structures. The park features a swimming pool, tennis courts, a library, walking paths, and picnic areas. It is a peaceful, historic green space in the heart of San Antonio, located near San Antonio College and Trinity University.
Why Visit
San Pedro Springs Park offers a unique combination of history and natural beauty. The natural springs have been a gathering place for centuries, and the park's historic stone structures and large shade trees create a peaceful, timeless atmosphere. The park is less crowded than some of San Antonio's larger parks and offers a quiet retreat for walking, swimming, and relaxation.
Amenities
- Natural spring-fed pool
- Swimming pool
- Tennis courts
- Library
- Walking paths
- Historic stone structures
- Picnic areas
- Restrooms
- On-site parking
Things to Do
- Swim in the spring-fed pool
- Walk the paths through the historic park
- Play tennis on the courts
- Visit the on-site library
- Enjoy a picnic under the shade trees
- Learn about the park's history as the oldest park in Texas
Who This Park Is Best For
History enthusiasts, families, swimmers, and anyone seeking a peaceful, historic outdoor space. San Pedro Springs Park is ideal for a quiet walk or a swim in a historic setting.
Parking Information
Free parking is available on-site with a lot adjacent to the park. Street parking is also available on surrounding streets.
Location
1315 E Myrtle St, San Antonio, TX 78212
Nearby Neighborhoods
Nearby Attractions
- San Antonio College
- Trinity University
- Brackenridge Park