San Antonio

Growing up as a native Texan and now a mother to two adventurous boys, I've come to appreciate the unique charm and diverse offerings of our great state. From the historic allure of San Antonio to the bustling energy of Dallas, the cultural richness of Houston and the vibrant scene of Austin, each destination encapsulates a distinct facet of Texas heritage and lifestyle. These Texas staycation ideas aren't just about exploring local attractions; they're about fostering cherished family memories and embracing the essence of Texas hospitality and adventure.

At this resort I was welcomed with open arms by every person I came in contact with. From the pro shop employees to the front desk everyone was wonderful. The property is located in the hill country and offers many opportunities for families, couples or solo travelers.

Visiting San Antonio and Austin during the spooky season is a special treat, combining rich history with eerie charm. San Antonio boasts legendary haunted sites and vibrant Dia de los Muertos celebrations that infuse a colorful and supernatural dimension to the season. Austin, typically known for its live music scene, takes on an intriguing aura with ghostly tours and quirky spooky events that showcase the city's eerie side. Both cities offer a unique blend of history, culture, and spine-tingling experiences, making them the perfect destinations for a thrilling and memorable spooky season getaway.

Nestled in the heart of Texas, San Antonio beckons couples, families, and solo travelers alike to indulge in the ideal staycation experience. Whether you fancy the lively hotels along the famous San Antonio Riverwalk, secluded resorts that transport you to the Hill Country, or accommodations near the enticing shopping delights of La Cantera, each stay guarantees a distinctive fusion of comfort and cultural exploration.

Looking for a trip that blends history, adventure and a good dose of that slow Southern charm? Dust off your boots, and grab your cowboy hats, cause we are heading to San Antonio, Texas. On this family-friendly getaway, you’ll stroll the scenic River Walk, bike through centuries-old UNESCO World Heritage Missions and sink your teeth into some of the best BBQ in the state. Whether you're raising little historians or just looking to unwind Texas-style, this itinerary is packed with unforgettable moments and laid-back fun.

Every April San Antonio comes alive to celebrate Fiesta! During Fiesta, San Antonio hosts a variety of events including parades, concerts and food festivals. The event was first held in 1891 as a way to honor the heroes of the battles of the Alamo and San Jacinto. Over the years, Fiesta has grown to become one of the largest parties in the state of Texas, attracting over three million people each year. The event showcases the vibrant culture of San Antonio, including its Spanish and Mexican heritage, as well as its unique blend of Texan and American influences. Visitors can enjoy traditional Tex-Mex food, live music and colorful parades featuring elaborate floats and costumes. Fiesta is a celebration of community and diversity, and it is a must-see event for anyone visiting San Antonio.

Spring is a great time to visit Texas since the weather is warm, but not too extreme as it can be in the summer. Here’s a breakdown of how to get the most out of one week in Austin and San Antonio with the kids. We spent four nights in Austin and three nights in San Antonio and felt that was a good way to divide up the trip. Get ready for some delicious barbecue, craft beer and outdoor fun!

San Antonio and Austin hold a special place in my heart. It was the destination for my very first trip with my now-husband, back when we were still dating. We explored these vibrant Texas cities in April, and the spring weather added to the magic. We fell in love with the rich history, delicious food scene and energetic live music culture.