Orsinger County Park

Lots of fun things to do with the kiddos here! Big sand box for lots of kids. Swings, slides, climbing equipment, picnic tables. Tons of shade. Soft padded ground under all the equipment.

A cute, small community park backed up to a neighborhood.
I came here to relax a bit and play guitar in the shade, just a general get out of the house type deal.
The tables were clean and there were no overflowing garbage receptacles.
The little gravel trails were cute and easy to navigate.
Will be returning with the kids for a day out, soon.

Plenty of area for a walk hike and a great playground for. Kids. The place is always kept clean thanks to the Support staff. Has a kitchen and hall for parties. Need to book them early. Also there are other bbq pits and seats that are on a first come first serve basis.

There are so many picnic tables to choose from, some off out of the way for a little more private family picnics. This park doesn’t seem to have a whole lot going on. There is a play area for the kiddos, and a pavilion to reserve if you’re having a big get together. The walking trail is good but wasn’t anything to write about. Didn’t find any trash of debris about, which tells me the grounds are kept up with. If I had to choose between this or driving out to OP Schnabel Park, I think the drive out to OP well makes up for it. Don’t get me wrong this is a nice park, but now that I’ve seen it, don’t think I’ll be visiting again. Very glad my fuzzy friend and I checked it out for ourselves, and for the people in walking distance or shorter drives I think this might suit them perfectly. However, for me it was just A-​ok :-)

Love taking my kids to this park! Nice playground and place to have lunch or BBQ with the family on a nice day.

I decided to try this park out after reading about it in an article written by a San Antonio mom with infants. She recommended it because of the shaded playground and sandbox, so I decided to give it a try.
If you’re not paying attention, you could miss that there is a park as you drive by. It’s in close proximity to the road, but it’s fenced off safely. There seemed to be walking trails further in the interior of the park but they were not marked too well and I didn’t feel comfortable exploring further by myself and little one.
The playground area though is nice and the author who had recommended it was right: it is shaded. There are infant swings as well, which were perfect for me as my little one uses those.
There are barbecue grills behind the playground area that people can utilize and there are picnic tables scattered around as well. I did notice that there is a communal wash station for kids who got sandy and they can wash themselves off at, which I thought was considerate.
Overall, I thought it was a nice park but I would prefer more diversity or better walking areas. There is only so long I can push an infant in a swing before we both get bored :-) It is a nice change to the routine though, but I wouldn’t say it’s the best park in SA.

Playground in the shade, and there’s a send box !

I jogged to Orsinger Park (about 1.8 miles each way), did a few tabatas, and ran back home. There were a lot of families at the park, lots of little kids enjoying the playground, and I saw quite a few families eating at the tables. It was clean and seemed like a good place for kids to play at.

W wonderful park off the long stretching road of Huebner! Plenty for a young child including a «bring your own toys» sandbox and infant swings. The park is very shaded so it can be quite comfortable to be outside even on hotter days. Dogs are welcomed yet not in the playground area.
I have seen families using the tables for picnics and people enjoying the atmosphere with a book; so quite the mixed bag of patrons.
While we have not walked to it the park is very accessible was nice sidewalks lead right to the entrance. Parking is limited.

Orsinger Park is a nice little green space in the middle of the city. The playground is a really good size, and even if it’s crowded it doesn’t seem too crazy. There is a huge sandbox that has digging toys, plenty of swings (for small and big kids), and a nice pavillion that I believe can be rented out for birthday parties and events. The trail that goes around the park is not very exciting, but it’s short enough that smaller kids can make the trek around it. An area with outdoor tables has nice big shade trees, so it’s helpful on sunny days. It’s a good way to wear the kiddo out before grocery shopping at HEB, or retail shopping at Huebner Oaks. I hope our city continues to make parks like this to keep green space in the urban areas.

We find this park to be great for families. There are several swing sets, even ones for younger children. There are at least 6 slides. There are two areas that mimic rock climbing areas. There are restroom facilities. There are BBQ facilities and places to eat. There’s also a sandbox.
FYI, it does tend to be busy on good weather days. It’s open until 6pm in the winter months, but later during the summer. There’s also a good amount of parking.
It’s just off Huebner between Lockhill-​Selma and Vance Jackson — so it’s easy to get in and out of…
And if you are planning an event, you can reserve the covered area that’s visible when you drive into the parking lot.
Overall:
Highly Recommend

It’s a really nice park. I live really close to hear so it definitely helps that it’s only a small walk away! It’s near the road, but obviously gated. There’s loads of playscapes, picnic tables, sandbox, smaller swings for youngsters (and even smaller ones for 1 yr olds). It’s an awesome park, if you go there in the day, it tends not to be as busy but if you go around 6−8pm, it is quite busy! But it’s not too crowded, it’s very well spread out.

Wonderful park. They have lots of equipment. My baby loves the big sand box and my 5 year old loves the woods and walking trails. They also have a huge pavillion with a full kitchen. Really neat.

Orsinger County Park is a nice, smaller sized park located on the past Vance Jackson off of Huebner. Its main attractions are a nice, new playground for the kiddos and several short walking trails in the rest of the park.
Orsinger also offers a big sandbox, which is a hit with the kids. We went there the first time for a picnic and there was plenty of seating throughout the park. There is also a large pavilion that comes with a kitchen area, which would be perfect for a party or reunion. Orsinger has restrooms that are relatively clean as well.
This park is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. November through March and 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. April through October.
The park has plenty of oak trees, as well as some native cactuses along the walking trails. The shade from these trees make Orsinger a good option on a warm day.
I wouldn’t recommend Orsinger if you want to go for a longer walk or bike ride, as the trails are pretty limited. However, if you are a mom looking for a great place for the kids to get some energy out, Orsinger is perfect.