Veterans park — Attraction in Universal City

Veterans Park in San Antonio offered an exceptional and heartfelt experience, making every moment memorable.From the moment of arrival, the welcoming ambiance and well-kept grounds stood out, inviting reflection and connection with the beautiful surroundings. Walking along the accessible trails, peaceful scenes unfolded—swings swaying in the breeze, children laughing on the playground, and families sharing joyful picnics at shaded tables.

The spacious park allowed for both lively activities and quiet moments. Gentle hikes revealed thoughtful memorial touches and tranquil nooks, perfect for personal reflection or meaningful conversations. Dog owners enjoyed the freedom to let their pets roam, and the restroom facilities and barbecue grills made long visits comfortable for all ages.

Each corner of Veterans Park celebrated togetherness and respect. Watching children race along the slides while sunlight danced through the trees, gratitude swelled for the community that cherishes both its history and its present. With every visit, the park becomes more than a destination—it’s a place of warmth, honor, and genuine joy for families, friends,...

Very cool, pristine park. Very quiet, and a good place to chill, be by yourself and contemplate the world’s problems, or the meaning of life. It’s also a nice memorial to our country’s veterans.

There’s plenty of natural space to wander around, there’s a couple of picnic tables and benches, and it also connects to the trails that lead through the Universal City Municipal Park and even on up into Selma. It’s a good 7 miles of trails if you zig zag and take all of the side trails.

But if you’re just here for the day, it’s a nice place to hang out for quiet picnic.

Parking is bountiful and there’s hardly ever anyone in this park - it’s very quiet.

Restrooms with running water are available here, so it’s a good stopping point if you’re hitting the U.C. trail system. It’s also right alongside the Cibolo Creek - it’s usually dry, but sometimes there’s water in it and you can hang out with the ducks - yay ducks!

Oh yeah, I forgot to mention the best part about this park. There’s no playground, so there’s no...

Agree with other postings that this a really nice little gem of a park. Clean, well maintained, kid/handicap friendly. You’re only couple of blocks off the end of jet runway so it can get a little loud, especially during winter time when north winds makes it the takeoff end. The walking loop in park is smooth concrete, perfect for walkers and strollers. For those mobility impaired but adventurous, walking trail long Cibolo Creek is for the most part, concrete stabilized packed gravel. First dry creek crossing is bit of a challenge but the trail past it is easy and level enough for most. Be warned it can be a rough ride if using mobility equipment designed...