San Angelo City Park
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(from Google)We celebrated a gender reveal at this park. Super clean, safe, and not too crowded! This is the second time I have reserved a park with the city of San Angelo and it has always been a great experience. Fire House pizzeria is also right next to the park which is a plus.
Not a bad place for being the original City Park. Although I miss you the original setup that they had in the '90s. It seems like they left out some horseshoe playing. I just love the swings being closer to the road then we inside. I wish that those more parking. I used to work on that park so also dread that walk to that one trash can just to get the trash out.
Everyone you must come see the beautiful waterfalls and art through out our beautiful town here in West Texas y'all
VERY beautiful and well kept park. Not too noisy nor were there many people for mid-day Monday. The weather was perfect, which made this park visit with 2 kiddos much more tolerable 😅. They have a small work-out area, plenty of shaded area, and it’s RIGHT on the river. Oh! There’s a lil pavilion, perfect for larger gatherings and birthday parties, I’m sure! We will totally be coming back to this place! 😻🫶🏻
Beautiful park beside downtown San Angelo. There’s a large playground for children with a toddler area. A huge green space provides lots of room for kids to run or sports teams to practice. There’s a physical fitness area with exercise equipment. A large covered gazebo provides shade and picnic tables. There’s another picnic area on the northeast corner with charcoal grills and two porta potties nearby. The park is situated between the Concho River and an old historic firehouse. Behind the firehouse is an old fire truck that is covered in mosaic tiles that children are welcome to climb all over which they love! It’s a lovely spot and worth a visit.