A park that was once a part of the Alamo but now is an open space for public use and is also the site of San Antonio Jazz festival. It is locate a couple blocks from the current Alamo plaza. Without special event, it is just an open space for recreation or exercise if you are in the area

This park sits just across the street from the St Anthony Luxury hotel we stayed at. President Lyndon Johnson and Lady Bird Johnson we’re married at the church on the other side of the park and walked through it to get to the Luxury where they had their wedding reception. It’s a nice little park, and they have jazz concerts here, although we didn’t get to see any. There were a few down and out people sleeping on the ground, and others hanging out enjoying the day.

Spent several hour here on a Saturday afternoon listening to jazz ensembles and watching people, dogs, kids, etc. Beautifully landscaped by Parks Dept. Actually much more attractive to families and events without the Shrine to the Lost Cause. Great space for outdoor concerts, events, and general recreation.

Stopped here while walking around. It was safe. There were skateboarders and others just hanging. Felt like a locals place.

We go to church across the street from this park, so we see it often. Sometimes church events are held here. We see it constantly changing, mostly for the good. This year (2017) the Christmas tree was moved here from the Alamo plaza. It really adds a lot. This is sort of our north star, judging where things are downtown in relation to Travis Park. I don't know if I would call it a destination, but it is a positive feature of the city.