Park Closures & Maintenance

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NOTE: Please use caution on trails before/after rain events. Don't cross trails that are under water. Trails may have mud and debris after rains.

Ongoing Closures

Parks & Facilities

Updated July 21, 2025

Father Roman Community Center: Facility: Closed until further notice.
Villa Coronado Park and the Resource Center at Villa Coronado are open to the public.

Amenities

Brackenridge Park: Playground: Until further notice.
Playground at Lambert Beach is closed to the public.
Cathedral Rock Park: Parking Lot: Week of June 23 to September 2025 (tentative)
The east end parking lot will be temporarily closed for expansion project and lighting installation.
Friedrich Wilderness Park: Parking Lot: July 17 - October 1, 2025
The overflow parking lot will be closed for a construction project.
Lockwood-Dignowity Park: Playground: July 28 - August 10, 2025
Temporary closure for two weeks to allow for the installation of two shade structures.
Tejeda Park: Tennis Courts: April 28 through August 8, 2025
As part of the 2022 - 2027 Citywide Pickleball Bond Project, the tennis courts are scheduled to be closed to the public.

Greenway Trails

Updated July 30, 2025

Salado Creek Greenway

At Austin Highway: Until the anticipated completion in fall 2025.
The trail is temporarily closed due to TxDOT bridge construction. The trail will be reopened/closed periodically during bridge construction through fall 2025.

E. Houston to Belgium Lane and Red Berry connector trailhead: April 5, 2024, until further notice.
A segment of the Salado Creek Greenway Trail, between E. Houston and Belgium Lane is temporarily closed for maintenance, including the Red Berry Trailhead entrance at 4029 I-10, San Antonio, TX 78219.

Medina River Greenway

Trail: Approximately six miles of trail between Applewhite Road and Pleasanton Road is closed due to trail conditions caused by flooding.

Closures Due to Weather

Water saturated trails become muddy and sometimes impassable. On those occasions, the trails are closed until they dry out. If left open, hikers and runners often go around the puddles, which widens the trails. This also leads to erosion and trail damage. For the safety of our patrons and as good stewards of these trails, we must close some trails when they are wet.

Report a Problem

Call 3-1-1 or 210-207-6000 to report closed locations not reflected in this report.