The fishing pond is periodically stocked with rainbow trout by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department during winter months.
The park grounds serve as a drainage and stormwater detention site for the local watershed.
The site includes a dedicated community center facility that hosts after-school programs and local neighborhood meetings.
It is a designated 'Neighborhood Park' within the San Antonio Parks and Recreation system, focusing on community-level utility.
Miller's Pond Park is a 43-acre municipal park located in southwest San Antonio featuring a permanent, stocked fishing pond. The park serves as a community hub, centered around the Miller's Pond Community Center which offers various recreational programs. Anglers frequently visit to fish for stocked catfish and rainbow trout depending on the seasonal schedule managed by Texas Parks and Wildlife. The grounds include paved walking trails, multiple picnic areas, and playground facilities for public use. It acts as a primary green space for the surrounding residential neighborhood. The site remains managed by the City of San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department. Fishing access is subject to Texas state fishing regulations for those over the age of 17.
The north bank of the pond, which provides a clear view of the water with the mature trees in the background.
Bring a valid Texas fishing license if you intend to fish, as game wardens occasionally monitor the pond.
Arrive early in the morning to secure a shaded picnic table, as seating fills up quickly on weekends.
Wear sunscreen and insect repellent, as the combination of standing water and minimal shade in some areas can be challenging.
Do not attempt to swim or wade in the pond, as water quality is maintained for fishing and drainage, not recreation.
Catch-and-release is encouraged; pets must remain on a leash at all times; dispose of fishing line in designated bins to protect local waterfowl.
