The best parks & outdoor spots in Guadalupe County

5 places we’ve checked and would send a neighbor to. Open any one to read what we wrote about it.

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Warbler Woods Bird Sanctuary (opens in a new tab)

19349 Old Wiederstein Rd · Cibolo

Privately owned natural refuge featuring a pond & trails, plus numerous birds & other wildlife.

Privately owned natural refuge featuring a pond & trails, plus numerous birds & other wildlife.

Pickrell Park (opens in a new tab)

703 Oak St · Schertz

City park with an outdoor swimming pool, a basketball court, a playground & picnic facilities.

City park with an outdoor swimming pool, a basketball court, a playground & picnic facilities.

Cut Off Park (opens in a new tab)

909N FM1518 · Schertz

Cut Off Park is a 58-acre slice of calm with heritage-sized oaks and a trailhead that drops you onto six miles of Cibolo Creek Primitive…

Cut Off Park is a 58-acre slice of calm with heritage-sized oaks and a trailhead that drops you onto six miles of Cibolo Creek Primitive Trails. Great for low-key hikes, bike spins, and a little wildlife spotting, plus it keeps things quiet with no motorized vehicles allowed.

From the Schertz newsletter, October 20, 2026

Max Starcke Park (opens in a new tab)

600 River Dr W · Seguin

Pick a lane... pickup hoops, a quick tennis set, or chasing birdies on the disc golf course. Max Starcke Park keeps it kid friendly without…

Checked Oct 15

Pick a lane... pickup hoops, a quick tennis set, or chasing birdies on the disc golf course. Max Starcke Park keeps it kid friendly without skimping on fun, so it works for after-school energy dumps, low-key meetups, or those Saturdays when the couch is calling too loudly.

From the Seguin newsletter, October 25, 2026

Park West Splash Pad (opens in a new tab)

623 N Vaughan Ave · Seguin

When the asphalt starts shimmering, Park West Splash Pad is the low-stress, high-splash option that kids love and parents tolerate with a…

Checked Sep 24

When the asphalt starts shimmering, Park West Splash Pad is the low-stress, high-splash option that kids love and parents tolerate with a smile. An easy meetup spot for local families, it soaks the wiggles out and keeps the neighborhood vibes strong without wrecking your backyard.

From the Seguin newsletter, October 1, 2026