Hike, hike, baby — San Antonio parks are getting an upgrade.

Cuellar Park on the West Side is poised to receive $200,000 in renovations from the San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department.

The park, which sits on 27 acres and offers a swimming pool, fitness stations, and various ball fields and tennis courts, is due for a facelift. According to city documents, the department will be improving a trail at the beloved park and repairing a cracked basketball court, as well as adding a brand-new restroom facility. Construction is set to begin in December and be completed by early March.

It's been a big year or two for park lovers in San Antonio: Multiple new parks opened last year — including Berkley V. & Vincent M. Dawson Park and Charis Park.

Still others underwent renovations in 2025:

Civic Park at Hemisfair completed Phase II of its renovations in March, adding a fountain, an ampitheater-like area, and a promenade that connects from downtown to Southtown.
Bring the kiddos to Highland Park on Rigsby Avenue, where new tire swings and new playground equipment await.
The North Side's Stone Oak Park swapped out an existing trail for a more accessible walking trail.
Bellaire Park was updated earlier this year with new playground equipment, according to the Parks and Recreation Department's Facebook page.
Hoopers can enjoy the brand-new basketball court at Jupe Manor Park.
And — if you're like us and this heat wave is getting to you — be sure to visit Cathedral Rock Park, where new shade structures were added earlier this year.

And that's just a few of this year's upgrades to explore — but no matter where you live in the Alamo City, trust there's a park to meet all your outdoor adventure needs.