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Teen Activities in San Antonio

24 teen-friendly things to do in San Antonio for ages 13 to 17. Age fit, costs, and logistics for parents.

Highest rated: Phil Hardberger Park, Sisters Grimm Ghost Tours, San Antonio Missions National Historical Park. 8 listings are free. 10 listings work for rainy days. Qualified listings include stroller access, cost estimates, and practical planning tips.

How to use this teen list

Use the notes below to match the outing to age, weather, cost, and how much energy your family has. KidPaths is currently tracking 24 indexable picks for this page in San Antonio, TX, with details for cost, age fit, stroller access, weather backup, and parent logistics.

Quick fit

9 for infants, 18 for toddlers, 23 for little kids, 24 for big kids.

Weather and access

14 indoor or mixed-weather picks. 15 outdoor or partly outdoor picks. 9 stroller-friendly stops. 10 rainy-day backups.

Cost scan

8 free picks. 14 paid picks. Open the cards for family-of-4 cost notes and savings tips when we have them.

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Top Picks

Phil Hardberger Park
#1

Phil Hardberger Park

4.8 stars

Phil Hardberger Park's Land Bridge is one of the more distinctive family destinations in San Antonio, a wildlife overpass that spans NW Military Hwy a

All agesFreeOutdoor$0 admission, bring your own food and water
Sisters Grimm Ghost Tours
#2

Sisters Grimm Ghost Tours

4.8 stars

Costumed guides mix creepy stories, local history and humor while families walk past the Alamo, Menger Hotel, Spanish Governor's Palace and the old Be

About ages 8 to 17; parental discretion is advised for ages 6 and youngerOutdoorFor two adults and two children ages 6 to 12: $30 x 2 + $25 x 2 = $110
San Antonio Missions National Historical Park
#3

San Antonio Missions National Historical Park

4.8 stars

Children can walk through large stone compounds, look for arches and old living spaces, learn about acequias and farm fields, earn Junior Ranger badge

Ages 6-14, although the free Junior Ranger program is open to every ageFreeIndoor & Outdoor$0 for admission, visitor-center film, Junior Ranger activities, ranger programs, and parking at the four mission sites
Japanese Tea Garden
#4

Japanese Tea Garden

4.8 stars

Children can cross stone bridges, watch koi, stand near the 60-foot waterfall, and use the app to release a custom-colored virtual koi or meet a flyin

All ages; strongest for ages 4-12 with close adult supervision near stairs and pondsFreeOutdoor$0 for garden admission
LiggettVille Adventure Center - San Antonio
#5

LiggettVille Adventure Center - San Antonio

4.7 stars

LiggettVille at Rivercenter in Downtown San Antonio offers high ropes, indoor climbing, zip lines, and adventure activities in one air-conditioned ind

5, 16Indoor$80-$120 for 2 adults + 2 kids (check website for current pricing)
Phil Hardberger ParkParks & PlaygroundsFree

Phil Hardberger Park

4.8(1,194)

Ages: All ages

OutdoorStroller-Friendly
Sisters Grimm Ghost ToursTours & Experiences

Sisters Grimm Ghost Tours

4.8(5,279)

Ages: About ages 8 to 17; parental discretion is advised for ages 6 and younger

Outdoor
San Antonio Missions National Historical ParkParks & PlaygroundsFree

San Antonio Missions National Historical Park

4.8(9,009)

Ages: Ages 6 to 14, although the free Junior Ranger program is open to every age

Indoor/Outdoor
Japanese Tea GardenParks & PlaygroundsFree

Japanese Tea Garden

4.8(17,941)

Ages: All ages; strongest for ages 4 to 12 with close adult supervision near stairs and ponds

Outdoor
LiggettVille Adventure Center - San AntonioTours & Experiences

LiggettVille Adventure Center - San Antonio

4.7(141)

Ages: 5, 16

IndoorRainy Day
Witte MuseumMuseumsPartially Free

Witte Museum

4.7(7,433)

Ages: Ages 4 to 12, especially children interested in dinosaurs, wildlife and Texas history

Indoor/OutdoorRainy Day
McAllister ParkTours & ExperiencesFree

McAllister Park

4.7(4,843)

Ages: All ages

OutdoorStroller-Friendly
Mission County ParkTours & ExperiencesFree

Mission County Park

4.7(1,139)

Ages: All ages

OutdoorStroller-Friendly
Walker Ranch ParkTours & ExperiencesFree

Walker Ranch Park

4.7(1,804)

Ages: All ages

OutdoorStroller-Friendly
Pearsall ParkTours & ExperiencesFree

Pearsall Park

4.7(5,537)

Ages: All ages

OutdoorStroller-Friendly
HemisfairTours & ExperiencesFree

Hemisfair

4.7(16,328)

Ages: All ages

OutdoorStroller-Friendly
San Antonio Museum of ArtMuseums

San Antonio Museum of Art

4.7(4,706)

Ages: Ages 5 to 17, with shorter visits for preschoolers

IndoorRainy Day

Common Questions

What are the best activities for teens (ages 13 to 17) in San Antonio?
San Antonio has 24 activities rated for teens (ages 13 to 17). Top picks: Phil Hardberger Park, Sisters Grimm Ghost Tours, San Antonio Missions National Historical Park, Japanese Tea Garden, LiggettVille Adventure Center - San Antonio.
Are there free teen activities in San Antonio?
Yes. 8 of the 24 teen-friendly activities in San Antonio are completely free, including Phil Hardberger Park, San Antonio Missions National Historical Park, Japanese Tea Garden.
What indoor activities are good for teens (ages 13 to 17) in San Antonio?
10 indoor or rainy-day activities in San Antonio are suitable for teens (ages 13 to 17). Best rated: LiggettVille Adventure Center - San Antonio, Witte Museum, San Antonio Museum of Art.

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