Joshua Spring Park Hours:     Oct .1st - Nov. 5th            7:00 am - 7:00 pm
                                                  Nov. 6th - Feb. 28th         7:00 am - 6:00 pm  
                                                  Mar. 1st - Apr. 30th          7:00 am - 7:00 pm 
                                                  May 1st - Sept. 30th         7:00 am - 8:30 pm 
Brochure- Click Here

Directions and Map: Click Here  Google Map coordinates:  N 29 53.224 W 98 48.628

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Photos: Click Here to see some of JSPP features.

Bird Census:Every 2nd Tuesday at 8am. Bring your binoculars and drinking water. Meet in parking lot.
For more information go to http://www.kendallcountyparks.org/

Just minutes away from Boerne and San Antonio, families can enjoy the tranquility of the Texas Hill Country at Joshua Springs Park to experience a perfect place to relax, play and exercise.   Joshua Springs Park and Preserve has over 400 acres, an enclosed dog park for small and large dogs,  and some of the amenities include trails for walking, biking, running, hiking, open air pavilions, a playground, fishing, restrooms, and wildlife observation blinds.    There are under 2 miles of ADA trails that wind through the center of the park with convenient picnic areas nearby.  

 For more information email the Parks Department. 

  

   

At KCNA, there is 117 scenic acres along the Guadalupe River containing six habitats: riparian, oak savanna, disturbed woodland/blowdown, open juniper - oak woodland, closed-canopy juniper - oak woodland, and old field.1,700 feet of Guadalupe River frontage allows access for river recreation: fishing, paddling, swimming, splashing, and relaxing. No potable water - Don't forget to bring water for you and your dog. Conventional and ADA accessible latrines provided. 

Hike along three miles of multi-use trails for fun, exercise, and nature study. Experience the Fossil Ridge Loop, The North and South Woodland Loops, and The River Loop which is perfect for a shady picnic along the Guadalupe River. 

KCPP designed and constructed three wildlife observation blinds. The blinds offer excellent opportunities to observe and photograph birds, butterflies, and wildlife. The Cuckoo, Chaparral, and Cardinal blinds have seating, camera ports, bird identification books, and enclosed habitat yards. The Cuckoo blind, our largest, is ADA accessible.Please consider contributing to KCPP to help us maintain the blinds and purchase seed and feed.

The Kronkosky Interpretive Garden is home to nature and historical education and a diverse collection of native and adapted plants. Stroll through the beautiful garden to practice plant identification skills, and learn about native animals and plants, fossils, Texas leaf-cutter ants, and alien invaders. The garden and adjacent bird blind are ADA approved.  

For more information email the Parks Department.