Finally going to San Antonio...but what to do?

[beardking]

Yeah, I remember that guy.

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Yes, but I bet he doesn't remember that guy unless someone tells him.

 

[ghostrider]

I've got a buddy who I've known for almost 30 years, who is an Alamo Ranger. For years I've been trying to plan a trip to San Antonio to visit him and catch up. But for some reason, something always got in my way. Whether it was work, money, covid, whatever. This seemingly short trek always had to be placed on the back burner for "someday."

Well, my two daughters surprised me with a belated father's day gift - a 4 day/3 night trip! My question is...besides all the obvious, The Alamo, Riverwalk, SeaWorld, Fiesta Texas, etc., what else is there to see and do (clap, clap, clap, clap) deep in the heart of Texas?

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There is a park on the northeast side as your coming down I-35. It's called Commanche lookout. It has an old castle on the property. I used to play there as a kid before it was a park.

 

[Rod 1967]

The river walk, natural bridge cavers are nearby and so is Austin. Check for local festivals, the outlying areas have some great bbq and regional cuisine

 

[Broncos]

The nightly ghost tour is interesting

 

[Glock 'em down]

The nightly ghost tour is interesting

Oooooo...sonds cool. I love a good ghost story! Tell me more!