Confluence Park is the achievement that happens when organizations, the San Antonio River Authority and the San Antonio River Foundation (a non-profit organization) partner and use their strengths to create a unique space for place based learning. This park is as much of an architectural triumph as it is an environmental stewardship success. Visitors to this park learn how the park was built to work with the environment by utilizing unique design principals that catch, collect, and use the rain water that falls on the property. Confluence Park is also the place where San Antonio River Authority educators inspire actions for healthy creeks and rivers through the interpretation of the park’s dynamic features and nature based programming. The park is adjacent to the San Antonio River and close to the San Pedro Creek Trail and Mission Concepcion. You can walk along the banks of the San Antonio River, through part of a massive and scenic ecosystem restoration project, and connect to the San Antonio’s Missions in a new way.
Park Amenities:
- Architecture
- Place-based Learning
- Environmental Stewardship
- Unique Design Principles
- Nature-based Programming
- Scenic Ecosystem Restoration Project
Park Gallery:
Park Map:
Park Details:
- 310 W Mitchell St San Antonio, TX 78204
- Hours: Daily, Dawn to Dusk
- Admission Fee: Free
Downloadable Resources:
San Antonio River Basin Guide
A collection of parks, trails, and historic destinations throughout the San Antonio River Basin, including Bexar, Wilson, Karnes and Goliad Counties as well as the San Antonio River Walk (Downtown, Museum Reach and Mission Reach).
