Pearsall Park

Nice size dog park. I love this place. They have big dog area and small area. Big dog erea have a dog gym and bigger than small dog area. I walk with my dog trail. It’s so beautiful view. You can see downtown too. Good excersise for me and my dog. Next time i need bring selfy stick!!!

The park is beautiful, has nice walking trails, hate the construction thats going on they are taking too long and hate the parking. People park where they want no ordinance there.

Love pearsall park! The first few holes are super open but it gets crazy with brush and trees haha. Fun, challenging course though! I like to bring a buddy when DGing in the evening but the park itself is awesome!

This is my favorite dog park in San Antonio. It has lots of room for the pups to run and stiff. It has a fountain for water for you and pups. There are alway poop bags available and some of the regulars brought a little kid pool for the dogs to cool off in. It was grass and lots of trees for shade. It was separated park for little dogs. There is also some walking trails and a disc golf course.

This dog park was worth the drive for me. Packing up the fuzz face we drove the 20min to check it out for ourselves. There was a large breed park separated from the small breed. Both were a good size for accommodating lots of visiting furbabies. I liked that inside the park there was a gate between the two so you’re not having to walk and exit from one park and enter the other. You can just cross between. Also near by is a frisbee golf course and a big field for soccer. When it isn’t busy, as on the day we visited. The soccer field was perfect for letting my girl get some exercise walking around and checking out all the smells. We had a great visit and I’d definitely go again.

Good size park, divided between small and large size dogs. Good running space and some agility areas. Nice spot all in all

I don’t know anything about the dog park. However, I must say the disc golf course is allot of fun. The first few holes are wide open, then all of a sudden your going down steep embankments and digging your disc out of cactus. Challenging. Some parts of the course are secluded, so I would bring a cell phone and/​or a buddy. Wear boots for the terrain (or kicking some ass) and leather gloves would be smart for digging your disc out of cactus. This course is not for anyone with knee or hip or back problems. GO SPURS

Great place for the dogs to burn energy I prefer to go early in the morning cooler and less dogs

Negatives first, there is little shade for the humans, there us no lighting for evening use, and the water system has had periodic problems over the past 6 months. On occassion te doggy bag dispensers are not filled regularly
I am at the park at least 5 days a week. It is large and has a small dog area as well.
The dogs can run, or roam in great safety. My two dogs love it. That they can exercise (and tire themselves out) adds greaatly to my life as a pet owner and to their health and happiness,
Their is a friendly core of regular users who help make the dog park experience a pleasure for all. We know most of the dogs not only by nme, but by there individual characters. New peope and dogs at the park are guided trough their initial unease of «is my dog going to be ok?» quickly. The park is just a touch away from being a five star park. As it is, it is the best off leash dog park in San Antonio for active dogs. I have used them all, and drive a good distance to come to Pearsall Dog Park. Tesla and Molly deserve no less.

I really like this dog park. It’s not the closest to my house, but worth the drive. The agility equipment is in great condition. It’s open and well maintained.
Side note: They are redoing the water system. So none of the fountains work as of 11÷10÷12. I hear they are hooking i back up in the near future.
I wish more dogs would come, because it’s either hit or miss.

We recently adopted a new addition to our family and wanted to find some place close to allow Sadie to run freely and burn energy without her leash.
We went on a Tuesday about 530−6pm. At this time it was very quiet, maybe 2 or 3 ppl with their pets. So we had more than ample room. Very spacious place, clean and secluded. The folks that were there kept to themselves and were very polite, very mindful of their dogs too. Maybe about 2 picnic tables and seating along path (so i imagine that when it gets pretty packed seating will be limited). Some shaded areas. Pearsall does not have a big dog/​little dog area its all one big olé park so unfortunately for Sadie (who seems to suffer from small dog syndrome) we had to keep her away from the bigger dogs just to keep peace and not to stir a ruckus. Again, its a pretty big area so we had most of the back end to ourselves. There must be a church nearby cuz at 6p we enjoyed a couple minutes of church bells almost as if tranced.
My next «to do» is to try the path that is near the park. I went to the right first and stopped when i got to the giant soccer ball embedded in the ground. thats where the path seemed to stop. It was getting pretty dark so I didnt dare go farther. From what others said it does come round full circle. Again, thats next to come when I have more light out. And just FYI, we left after 6pm and noticed that the dog park was dark. Not sure if I didnt stay long enough for park lights to come on (if any) just be cautious as always.
Its easy to pass up Pearsall Park. If your coming from Military to Old Pearsall it’ll be on your left if you pass Ray Ellison light you’ve gone too far. From 410 after Ray Ellison to your right.
I would definitely go back again. Just gotta find the right time of day to go when the big dogs are at home but if we are there please know that just cuz we are off in our own little world doesnt mean we’re antisocial. just our dog! LOL

We visited the dog park at 7300 Old Pearsall Rd on a hot afternoon. Not many benches in the shade but there are quite a few tree around. They have an obstacle course for the dogs and everything is in really nice condition. Just a handful of dogs when we were there but that’s probably due to the heat and time.