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Pearsall Park
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A 505-acre destination park transformed from a former landfill with large playground and splash pads, the City's largest skate park, dog park, 18-hole disc golf, 5K trail routes, sprint timer, zip line, fitness challenges, public art, overlooks, and event space.
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Pearsall Park playground
The destination playground combines large structures, swings, terrain play, zip line, rubber surfacing, and nearby family amenities with limited natural shade.
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Pearsall Park skate park
San Antonio's largest city skate park contains bowls, transitions, rails, ledges, and open riding areas with no assumption of staff supervision.
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Pearsall Park dog park
The 1.5-acre dog park uses a combined large- and small-dog area rather than fully separated enclosures; leash dogs immediately outside it.
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Pearsall Park disc golf course
The free 18-hole, par-58 disc golf course stretches 5,680 feet through exposed terrain and requires visitors to bring their own discs.
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Pearsall Park 5K trail
Multiple 5K walking and running routes avoid street and park-road crossings, with heat, hills, distance, and water planning still essential.
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Pearsall Park sprint timer
The automated 40-yard sprint timer is part of a broader fitness challenge area with rings, pull-up bars, steps, and workout canopy.
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Wickiup Overlook
Wickiup Overlook uses sculptural shade, limestone, granite, and elevated views toward Lackland, downtown, and the park's broad former-landfill landscape.Public record
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When is Pearsall Park open?
Open daily 5:00 a.m.-11:00 p.m.; splash pads operate 9:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. March-October, subject to weather and maintenance.
Where should I park for Pearsall Park?
Large amenities are spread across multiple lots. Navigate to the splash pad and playground, skate park, dog park, disc golf, trail, or overlook rather than stopping at the first entrance.
What is the best entrance for Pearsall Park?
Use the official park map because the 505-acre site has separated activity zones and significant distances between them.
Are there restrooms at Pearsall Park?
Restrooms, portable toilets, fountains, Wi-Fi, parking, and picnic facilities are provided at developed activity nodes, not across every trail segment.
Is Pearsall Park free?
General park, splash pads, playground, skate park, dog park, disc golf, trails, fitness equipment, and public art are free; events and reservations may charge.
How accessible is Pearsall Park?
Developed zones include accessible parking and routes, rubber play surfacing, paved trails, and seating; hills, disc golf, natural surfaces, and long distances vary.
Are dogs allowed at Pearsall Park?
The 1.5-acre dog park combines large and small dog use; dogs must be leashed elsewhere and kept out of splash and playground zones.
Is Pearsall Park good for children?
Splash pads, playground, zip line, terrain play, swings, trails, fitness challenges, and public art make this a full-day family destination when heat is managed.
How do I reach Pearsall Park without a car?
This is primarily a driving destination. Select the activity zone before routing and arrange pickup carefully because the park is large.
What should I know before visiting Pearsall Park?
Shade is limited in many major activity zones. Bring water, verify splash-pad status, check surface heat, and do not assume the playground, skate park, and fitness areas share one parking lot.
What weather should I check before visiting Pearsall Park?
Check San Antonio's hourly heat index, lightning, severe-storm and heavy-rain alerts, flash-flood risk, air quality, drought restrictions, and current facility notices. Pavement, play equipment, limestone, and exposed trails become dangerously hot, while river and low trail access may flood quickly.
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