Pearsall Park

Nice spacious park for the kiddos! It does get crowded but there’s a ton of playground equipment for the kids! There’s also ice cream trucks and bubble tea truck to cool you down on a hot summer’s day of playing!

Hands down one of the best playgrounds we've been to on our travels. We always scope out playgrounds in new cities, and Texas has some great ones. This is top 5 of all time for my kids. There are so many different things to climb, spin, and jump on, ninja course for adults and older kids, splash pad, skate park, giant hills to climb with nice views. Bathrooms, free ample parking, there was even an ice cream truck parked here. All on a repurposed landfill, great use of an otherwise wasted space. Playground: Varied and unique Restrooms: Pretty decent for a public park

First time going it was better than I imagined, my son loved all the water and K the kids running around. He had a blast and the ice cream trucks are really good. I suggest take your own chairs if you don't want to sit next to everyone . Playground: Playground was huge, right next to the kids water park my son loved it. Restrooms: Restroom were clean, and everything works .. Picnic area: Big picnic area under shade right next to restrooms and water park and playground.

Very fun, I love the park sometimes it gets really crowded but I don’t mind it’s fun anyway. I like everything about it tbh I don’t have any complains at the moment Playground: It’s fun but it gets wet and then the slides become super slippery Picnic area: It has a wide and open space for picnics

I wish I would’ve found this playground and splash pad sooner. This is a must-do for anyone with small children that they are trying to keep busy and occupy so you don’t lose your mind over the summer. This park is amazing. It has a multi-age level playground, swings, climbing contraptions, splash pad, a multitude of food/dessert trucks/on site bathrooms and shaded sitting areas. Recommend bringing a change of clothes and feel free to bring your own snacks if you would like as they are plenty of trash cans and recycling receptacles all over the park. Additionally, I did not see anyone taking a bath in a splash pad or harassing any of the parents for change. The playground is a mix of rubber turf and mulch. So I would recommend close-toed shoes. Don’t forget the sunscreen! This playground is not shaded. If you want to cool down you run over to the splash pad. About five minutes from this playground is also a running trail, basketball court, confidence course, dog park, and bicycle park where I saw several young, helmeted children testing out their moves on the bike park ramps. It’s worth the drive to check out. Trust me, you will spend several hours there!

We went on a colder early morning. It wasn't too busy, although I'm sure it gets packed on sunny days Excited to check out the splash pad once it's back in season! Neat seating for little ones, on their tables. Steep hills to climb, for those interested. And an amazing play area

I love this park. It's the best in San Antonio in my opinion. Long trails, hills, and a big playground for the kids. There's even a skate park and basketball court.

It's a good park and it also has a small water park, skateboarding area, Dance and Excersize, also has a little training center too try and do the rings and much more, Beautiful walking place were you can fly kites! Slides, and some other stuff plus the good old Ice cream trucks and also bubble tea is sold there also!

The kids had a blast at the playground and water pad. I am so glad that the restrooms are always clean.

A wonderful park to come and play,, get some exercise, skateboard, or just spend time at.