Spring Break in San Antonio: Camps, Activities, and More from the City Parks & Recreation
Spring Break is just around the corner, and the City of San Antonio’s Parks & Recreation Department is making sure there’s no shortage of fun activities for families, kids, and teens! From March 10-14, students can participate in exciting Spring Break Camps across the city, designed for ages 6-14. These camps are packed with engaging programs to keep kids entertained while they’re out of school.
Community Center Camps & Free Open Swim
For those looking to cool off, the San Antonio Natatorium is offering free open swim daily from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. throughout the week of Spring Break. Open to all ages, this is a great way to enjoy some aquatic fun. Full details on Natatorium hours and classes can be found on the Parks & Recreation website.
Spring Break Activities for Families & Kids
In addition to camps, a variety of fun-filled activities are planned across the city for families and children. Mark your calendars for these exciting events:
- Kickball League – Starts March 3 at Brackenridge Park (Tony Skipper Field)
- Movies in the Park: Shrek – March 6 at Frank Garrett Community Center
- City Nature Challenge: Identification Nature Walk – March 7, 8, & 14 at Phil Hardberger Park
- Warbler Walks – March 8, 15, & 26 at Friedrich Wilderness Park
- Free Family Swim – March 15 at San Antonio Natatorium
- All Star Challenge – March 15 at Robinette Community Center
- Boxing Show – March 22 at Lincoln Community Center (San Fernando Boxing Club)
- Spring Festival – March 29 at Medina River Natural Area
Whether you’re looking to enjoy a movie under the stars, explore San Antonio’s natural parks, or compete in fun challenges, there’s something for everyone this Spring Break.
Now Hiring: Summer Lifeguards
Looking for a great summer job? The Parks & Recreation Department is hiring lifeguards for Summer 2025! Applicants must be at least 16 years old and can apply now to earn $18 per hour. Monthly clinics are held on the first Saturday of every month at the San Antonio Natatorium to help interested candidates prepare for lifeguard pre-testing and improve swimming endurance.
With so many opportunities to stay active and entertained, San Antonio families are sure to have an unforgettable Spring Break!
For more details on events, camps, and job applications, visit the San Antonio Parks & Recreation website.
