This is a great place for a short hike or a long walk. The playground has a rock wall as well as a little slide set. The tower is a great place to look out over the city.

Easy to follow, paved or unpaved, trails. People on trail respectful to social distancing. Trails are wrll marked so you can find your way easily.

Great hiking trails with beautiful scenery. There are also picnic areas, a playground, and camping sites. This park is also dog-friendly. It gets busier over the weekends so if you plan to go during that time, I would suggest going early in the morning.

Wow what a workout!. Longest trail is under a mile but its uphill. Gets the heart pumping. Lots of shade.

My favorite park in SA, to be sure. If you arent familiar, make sure to take a photo of the map before you pick a trail as there are no GPS markers out there and the trails arent mapped on Google maps or the like. Taking water and being aware that the paved sunny trails can quickly burn your puppers toe beans are the best tips I can really provide. A stunning little haven of a park, something to truly revel in.

Great place to hike, though they added more fencing around the park which shortened some trails [around the perimeter, which I liked to do as that is a 5+ mile hike] some parts are paved, some are like real trails. Not that much elevations, but still a good incline in some area. A lot of loose stones which are trip hazards so be careful if you go running. Easy to follow path markers.

Great place for a run. Wide variety of trail levels. From smooth wide paved path, to rocky, steep, singletrack. Me and my doggy love going running here. They also have one of the best views in San Antonio (though that view is right outside the park and you may have to go looking for it ;)

Its good :) theres a couple of trails that are good. Theres flat trails and others that go up and down hill. For some trails theres small rocks and big jagged rocks. Theres a playground by the parking lot and restrooms. The ones at the top of the hill dont have any light so youll need a flashlight to see, they have toilet paper.I always see people running and walking these trails with their pets and their families :)But remember to bring a water bowl and water bottles for yourself and pets because pets are important :) dont dehydrate them :3Alright guys, have a nice hike!

Nice trails for walking and hiking. FYI, there are restrooms close to the observation tower on the far side of the park.

Always a great time here. The park is dog friendly too. Its typically a full parking lot but the park is so big you barely see other people even though its busy.

Lots of fun plus a work out hillview trail 4 miles bring water maybe a protein bar

Dog friendly trails that are semi-challening! I enjoy an intense hike and this hike gave me a good time. There were a few spots that were challenge on the nature trail, but plenty of easy breezy paved paths. Many restrooms as well.

Challenging park to trail run. Gonna feel it in your legs for sure!

Beautiful park! Nice trails. Many of the paths are handicap accessible.

The trail is well maintained. Please do be cautious on the trail as there are slippery areas. You will find much wildlife and flowers for natures lovers

Awesome well kept trails. Get the best of both worlds. Actual trail hiking or path walkin.

This is a wonderful place to do small hikes and introduce kids to outdoor safety.I do wish people would pickup after their dogs. It takes away from the experience.

Nice walking or hiking park. No bikes or skateboards allowed. Plenty of paved paths and natural hiking trails. Sign are posted alongside the paved paths. Took the yuca paved and natural hiking path. A few oak trees but mostly cedar populated along most paths. Nicely kept and recommended for walking or running or hiking.

Good hiking trail (level 4 at least). Natural pathways- rocky terrain. Lots of going up and down which is fun!

Good hike beautiful nature! They just need to get that observation deck rebuilt. Thats the main reason I like going.

Pros: So many trails and great for hiking.Family time, picnic and great view from top.Really relaxing.Cons: dog owners leave dogs waste in plastic on the sides of trails instead of carrying down to Trash Can.

This park was great. I cant wait to go back. One note though, if you have dogs, please pick up their poop. So gross for people trying to use the trails.

Great walking trails both paved and dirt.

While this place does have some amenities, I love it for the trails. They have both paved trails for jogging or a casual stroll and some unpaved trails that will make you momentarily forget that you are in a major city.

Great place for a trail run, hike or leisurely stroll. The overlook is a must do on a clear day.

Beautiful place! Loved it all the way.

Always enjoy coming here. Great walking trail options. Watch out for that wildlife! Youre bound to encounter from jack rabbits to porcupines!!

Great for running and hiking. Good elevation throughout the park. Bring water to stay hydrated. Great scenery for pictures.

We enjoy this park. Its small but you dont feel like that. Been on several trails and have enjoyed all of them and seem to explore a new area every time.

Great park with some really scenic trails! Some good light level hiking for the most part, and so close to San Antonio!! Awesome location

I love it here. Great trails, pet friendly, well kept and great location.

Great park where you can get out in the woods. The observation tower has been torn down though. It looks like theyre going to build a new one.

There are trails for all levels of hikers. Over all Eisenhower park is a great place to go for a hike or run. No bikes allowed.

Great place for a short hike, plenty of parking... unfortunately the observation tower is down, but looks like theyre rebuilding it.

Even when its sweltering, Eisenhower is still out here being beautiful. This is a great place for pets and children, but keep an eye out for wasps.

Spectacular. An absolute joy. Such a great workout. I will be heading back soon. I highly recommend this park/trail. Definitely worth the visit. You don’t want to miss out on coming here! You will have fun!- CDMGoogle Badges: Master Reviewer, Master Photographer, Expert Fact Finder, Expert Trailblazer, Novice Director, Level 7.05/05/2020

This is a busy park. I love it. So many people utilize it

Parking was easy right off a main trail and the trails only had a few other families we saw on walks. The observation tower is not available but the walk there was only about a mile and a half. No bikes are allowed on the trails but dogs are ok.

Short walk (.9 mile directly to watchtower) if you want to quickly catch the sunset. Pet friendly but the watchtower was closed off when we went 1/12/20 but still easy to get up if wanted.

Great trails to walk with your dog. Has a nice green view. There restrooms near the top so thats great. Theres quite a few different routes that I have yet to try my self.

One of the best hiking experiences in San Antonio. Its about 10-20 minute drive from any direction near Shavano park area. The skill levels are easy, medium and difficult. Cant wait for the watch tower to be completed. Currently rebuilding. Best terrain for animals and people.If you want an experience to make memories with the family, Eisenhower park is the place to go. Absolutely love it!! Get your run on! If youre engaged and looking to go military...this is the place to train! Cant wait to go back...

Great hiking and trails for running. Paved paths for those who want to avoid gravel as well. Scenic views from the top of hill.

Great place to hike. Rocky ups and downs for a great trail run or hike. Paths labeled poorly but manageable. Not so large that going to get lost. Lots of shade and sun. I loved it for our trail run.

This park is absolutely beautiful! I did my first trail run here. The trails are awesome!!!

Nice mix of paved and natural trails. Very busy on weekends now a days. Didnt used to be so crowded.

It was a beautifal day. Very nice walking trails were available, both paved and unpaved. Some rude dog owners bagged up their dogs feces and then left those bags on the trail. Why bother at all with bagging it up if you are not going to carry it to a trashcan? The overlook is closed for repair at the moment. Saw a nice Ford when we left.

A nice place to connect with nature and/or get a day hike in.

For a park in the city limits this one is pretty good. Challenging walk when you do the Hillview natural trail which is 2.43 miles. I add in the Red Oak natural and Hillview paved to make it around 3 miles. The Observation Tower is closed right now until they renovate it. Ive been here several times and it never seems overly crowded on the trails I take. A lot of people stay on the paved Cedar Flats trail.

Great place to take a hike! This was my first time out at Eisenhower park and was treated to the trails. I was mislead into thinking that we were going to do, Something easy. Hill country Trail #4 isnt arduous but, it isnt a stroll on pavement either.We missed our exit and ended up turning it into a 5 mile hike instead of 4. Good cardio and workout for my short legs!

This is a great park. It has a 2.9paved area if you dont like rocks and off road trails, but that is why you go here. They have places to cook and even on the trails you can cook. There is always alot of people their and always nice. I love running here tough but rewarding as you have a 600ft elevation change. Kid friendly, bathrooms, covered areas. Your out with nature.

Good trail to explore. Main trails are wide. Cant get lost. All go trails back to the entrance. Lots of nice off shoots. Not alot of good views. But glimpses of the hills beyond on hillview trail.

Hands down the best park in SA! You have to come here no matter what your interests are.My only petition is that they please fix the tower on top of the hill. This will give us the most fascinated hill top pics for all of us and those who visit us.

Probably one of my favorite parks in the city. Located on the north side of San Antonio, just north of Shavano Park and right before you run into Camp Bullis. Lots of parking and even handicap parking is accessible. Clearly mapped routes throughout the trails. Great views, too! Our new hobby on the weekends! The earlier you go the better as it is a favorite amongst locals.

If you want to see the farthest points in the park (beautiful Hill country sights!), I strongly recommend picking up a map on your way in, and knowing how to read it.-Bring a water bottle (I prefer a 32oz Nalgiene bottle).-Wear good fitting shoes (that wont cause blisters).Basic stuff for the outdoorsy types, but its worth saying it again.

One of my favorite parks in San Antonio. All different types of trails for different levels of experience. Playground for kids at front. Dogs are allowed on most of not all trails. Beautiful and clean.

Beautiful trail, I went to hill view trail I just loved it, I was there during sunset, the steeps and slopes made my walk more enjoyable...

THE CLOSEST THING TO ACTUAL HIKING IN SAN ANTONIO!! So many trails, I actually got lost trying to find the entrance again!! (I actually find that to be a good thing). You’ll need a pair of tennis shoes and a good doggo

Always a wonder to spend time in nature... Beautiful space

Lengthy trails and accessible. Some trails are more challenging, including the steep mountain side. Lush trees and flowers make the scenery enjoyable.

Love the trails here, I workout here everytike I visit

Very family and dog friendly park with a very nice view when you get to the tower. Definitely take extra water and good shoes!

Great signage lets you know exactly what to expect at each turn.great place for a day with family or great exercise! lovely views and a great sense of security even deep in the high level trails!

Nicely maintained park with both paved and natural trails. Lots of elevation and nice views.

Great place to hike and trail run.

This park has the most challenging and beautiful trail San Antonio has to offer... in my opinion.

I always just drive by, but it looks nice. People come and go at all times of the night. Probably sanchos hooking up with their sanchas. I work nights at Camp Bullis so I get to see all of the cars going in and out.

Easy parking, not crowded. Really enjoy the trails there, like that its dog friendly.

A map trail guide would be helpful.

Luv this place, what a nice place to go walking and hiking

Best place to take the dogs hiking hands down. Best park in the San Antonio area

Great trails, beautiful sights.

I love the hills and rocky terrain of this park. Provides nice scenic views. The tower was closed for safety reasons, but it wasnt a damper on our walk. Great place for walking your dogs. Just pick up after them.

Great paved and unpaved walking trails, the tower is currently being rebuilt so dont expect to see that if you go in the near future

Nice hiking trails with rocks to climb. I can hike with very little time on concrete, which I love. I average about 6 miles per day.

I absolutely love this park! There are areas with shade too. It is a great work out, and the trails never disappoint! I could stay for hours walking/wandering around the trails

Very hot but the patches of shade and breeze made up for it! Lookout tower was closed and was looking forward to that but still a good hike

Great park with trails varying in difficulty. Small childrens play ground with a rock wall. Great veiw from the top of the trail with a small observation tower.

One of my favorite hiking parks in San Antonio with both paved and unpaved trails, dog friendly, low and medium difficulty paths. And such beautiful scenery too.

Amazing place for a vigorous hike- workout. The trails and walking paths are well cared for.

Loved it! For the first time, loved it! Highly recommend, also, don’t take level 4, if you aren’t ready, a lot of inclines and rocks. Be cautious and careful if you decides to take level 4.

Really great place to hike and bring your dog. The trails are awesome and there are great handicapped accessible trails for those who need it. Worth the travel to get there.

Nice place with alot of tables and grills. However pavilions are locked to the public.

Good close-to-the-city park that doesnt feel like Im immersed in civilization. Great options of both paved and dirt/rock trails. Plenty of loop options that you can add together to create as long or as short of an experience as youre craving. Parking lot looked busy, but very few people actually seen on the trails once I got moving.

We love this place so much. There are so many different trails and levels to choose from. Always clean. Although they had an issue with ants last summer. Hoping thats not the case this summer!

Decent park. The unpaved trails have issues with people not cleaning up after their dogs.

Theres enough trails/challenging levels for a casual walker and even for someone looking for more of a challenge!

It’s a great park for a quick morning hike/run. The trails are pretty nice and there are public bathrooms as well, plenty of parking too! Definitely recommend!

Lots of moderately challenging trails. Great for a morning hike before the crowds get too heavy. One of the most dog friendly parks in San Antonio. Dont forget to hike up to the top for a great view of the city.

The level 4 trails are super fun with a lot of shade, just make sure to bring water!

Best free park in town. Huge with lots of room to get lost in. Recommended.

One of the better parks I have visited lately. Interesting and fun trails. Great view from the top.

Great place for trail running. Lots of uphill and technical sections. Dog friendly too!

The trails here are terrific, the best Ive seen in the area. Just be prepared to climb steep slopes if you want to see the best of them.

Nice short hike and trail. Easy to hike and complete the bigger loop in about 1.5 hours if you keep a good pace. It has sort of an observation wood tower but its closed so you can’t go up.

One of my favorite presidents was Dwight D. Eisenhower

I wont give it a bad rating because of how hot it was today but I just wish that there was a resting station with restrooms and water every so often. As well as bigger signs- sorry but it was a great experience

Love running here!!! Definitely a challenge o usually go running on the streets but man this place has some incline!!! Highly recommend this place just bring plenty of water!!!!

Great place to go hiking with lots of trails for all levels of hiking (beginning to advanced). Took my dog with me and he loved it but we did run across a rattlesnake so keep dogs close to you at all times. Just be careful going out there in the heat of summer. You can dehydrated quickly. But beautiful views at the watchtower in the back. You can see all the way to downtown!

Great park with several awesome trails of different lengths and elevations.

Beautiful. Reach the top for some beautiful views of SA.