Panther Springs Dog Park — Attraction in San Antonio

Nice park for the dog park, but also the concrete walking path. There's separate play areas for the small and big dogs. People usually favor the big dog area, but both are equally nice.

The walking path is clean and people usually friendly. Starting from the dog park, it takes you to Wilderness Oaks Elementary School, then to Parman Library with entrances/exits at both places. Of course walking or running times vary, but on average, it's about a 45 minute walk starting from the dog park all the way to the library. Haven't measured the exact distance yet.

The walking path is well maintained and cut short up to a few feet away from the path. Most pet owners pick up after the pets. There's a few bike riders on the path, but they're usually safe and not speeding down the path.

Overall, clean park with nice walking paths and separate areas for big...

The park is a good size. Rarely it becomes a bit unattended, only when they bring in new mulch. And usually takes them a while to spread it out so the dogs do it really dirty as well as everyone else who is in the just cloud. Dog owners are very good about picking up after their pets. To have two sections one for smaller dogs and one for bigger dogs. The section for smaller dogs always seems to be empty. The sectional with the bigger dogs seems to always be packed. Most people come in after 4:30. Sometimes it gets a little bit overwhelming especially nowadays with the. Most people don't wear a mask. There are water trays available in a water fountain for dogs. There's many balls scattered around as well as random toys. Parking can be a bit scarce since many people do come for the trails. Overall it's a good park...

First time to walk at Panther Springs Park yesterday with my husband. We've driven by the dog park many times before. I had heard from my neighbor about the path to the school and Parman library.

On this first trip, I was amazed by the patches of flowers along the way so I definitely stopped several times. As I stopped to take a picture of a purple flower, there was a green bug that hopped on my camera for a ride! I had my husband take a photo of the bug too!

We didn't quite make it to the school and library this time but definitely want to come back...