Welcome to your park
The best place in San Antonio to see and feel the wild.
Welcome to your park
The best place in San Antonio to see and feel the wild.
Come See What’s Blooming
Native Plant Wildscape Demonstration Garden
Open every day, sunrise to sunset.
Something New Every Month
Phil Hardberger Park is always worth a visit
Join us for a nature program.
Bring Your Class to the Park
Phil Hardberger Park is a Learning Landscape
Guided nature experiences for field trips of all ages.
Join us to learn about the Water Cycle!
Volunteer in the San Antonio Parks and Recreation Natural Areas!
Join Ms Wendy and friends in the park for Story Time! This month we’ll explore Lovely Leafies and Green Man. We'll sing songs, read stories, and have a make-and-take craft.
Join us for our monthly 5 Mile Hike at Phil Hardberger Park, and bring a friend!
With her cast of bee, butterfly, beetle, plant, and human characters, eco-puppeteer Mobi Warren presents an interactive performance about the importance of insect pollinators, “the little beings that run the world.”
Do you want to visit the Land Bridge and find the walk challenging? Let us give you a lift!
Do you want to visit the Land Bridge and find the walk challenging? Let us give you a lift!
Volunteer in the San Antonio Parks and Recreation Natural Areas!
Volunteer in the San Antonio Parks and Recreation Natural Areas!
Learn how handle and tag monarchs that support citizen science research on their migration.
Do you want to visit the Land Bridge and find the walk challenging? Let us give you a lift!
A bronze statue commissioned by Harvey E. Najim and created by artist Armando Hinojosa now stands at the Urban Ecology Center, honoring the man whose vision transformed a dairy farm into a 330-acre nature sanctuary.
Why we used the name Mexican cardinal—and why this first-ever sighting in Phil Hardberger Park offers a glimpse into shifting habitats and changing biodiversity.
To honor the day, visitors are invited to enjoy the land bridge on December 12 and share photos with #WildlifeCrossingDay.
In a landmark moment for urban ecology conservation and design, the Robert L.B. Tobin Land Bridge at Phil Hardberger Park has been honored with an ASLA Honor Award in the General Design category by the American Society of Landscape Architects.
