San Pedro Springs Park, Historic public park in San Antonio, United States.
San Pedro Springs Park is a 46-acre public park in North San Antonio built around natural springs. The grounds contain green spaces, walking trails, tennis courts, a swimming pool, and a theater area.
Spanish authorities designated this location as public space in 1729, creating the first official park in what would become Texas. An irrigation system was constructed between 1731 and 1734 to harness the spring's water for the developing settlement.
The spring was known as Yanaguana to the Payaya people and served as the center of their settlement. Visitors can still sense the importance this location held for the region's earliest inhabitants.
The park offers free access from sunrise to sunset daily. Visitors should bring water and plan visits for early morning or late afternoon during hot weather.
Archaeological evidence shows human presence at this location for about 12,000 years. This unusually long continuity makes the park a rare window into North American settlement history.
Address: 2200 N Flores St, San Antonio, TX 78212
Phone: +(210)7325992
GPS coordinates: 29.44681,-98.50169
Latest update: December 6, 2025 17:43
San Antonio offers many places to photograph that show the city's history and culture. The Alamo is a former mission known for its colonial architecture. The River Walk winds through downtown with restaurants and bridges that reflect in the water. The Pearl District shows modern reuse of historic buildings with shops and galleries. The city has much to see: the Japanese Tea Garden with its quiet paths and water features, the Majestic Theatre with its grand facade, and several missions from the Spanish colonial period. The Historic Market Square offers colorful stalls and traditional architecture. Parks like Brackenridge Park and Hemisfair Park invite you to explore nature. Beyond the main attractions, quieter places exist like the Southtown Arts District where artists work, and murals at Essex Modern City. The Tower of the Americas gives views across the city. Those interested in history find the King William Historic District and La Villita Arts Village worth visiting.
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