The Mission Park is a wonderful location to take your family. There are 6 missions within a 5 mile radious that you can tour. The only down fall is you do have to drive to each one of them. More

We took a city bus out to two missions and it was worth the trip. Much history to take in and the grounds were easy to navigate. Helpful park rangers available for questions. Free guided tours available also. More

Wonderful bike and walking trails. Nice way to see the missions and get a nice walk. More

Anyone who has an interest in history should do this. The Park Rangers are spot on with giving you info. Make sure you see the aquaduct More

Please don't try to rent bicycles and go on this trail to the Missions. It is totally under construction and impassable. You really should get a car. More

You must take the Mission Trail! There is no charge and the history is fascinating! You can stay at each mission for as long as you like. We were there on Palm Sunday and my grandson that I am raising had the honor of ringing the church bells at one of the missions. He is still talking about that! They... More

These Missions were built in the 1700's and they are amazing. We didn't get to see all of them and will definately go back to see the rest. There is no admission charge and the visitor's center has a film you can watch about them which is very interesting. Great way to spend a day in San Antonio. You can... More

The missions are a beautiful part of San Antonio. Takes a while to make it to al the missions but definitely worth the historical trip More

Make sure you visit all the missions -- each has something different to see. Start at San Jose to get the map and the ranger orientation. Construction on the roads can make an already inconvenient route more challenging More