The park is named after Nani Falcone, a former San Antonio Police Department officer who was killed in the line of duty in 1993.
The park’s disc golf course is known for being technically challenging due to the rocky, uneven terrain and native scrub vegetation.
It sits on a significant portion of land that was originally designated for flood control and drainage management.
The layout incorporates steep elevation changes that provide elevated vantage points over the surrounding northwest San Antonio suburban sprawl.
Nani Falcone Community Park is a 219-acre municipal park located in the northwest section of San Antonio. The terrain is defined by rugged, hilly limestone topography typical of the Texas Hill Country. The site features an 18-hole disc golf course that winds through natural brush and wooded areas. Paved trails are available for walking, running, and cycling, connecting various zones of the park. Dedicated play areas for children are situated near the main parking entrance. The park serves as a hub for local recreational sports and outdoor exercise. Extensive open green spaces provide areas for multi-purpose activities. The park is managed and maintained by the City of San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department.
The elevated hill crest overlooking the disc golf course at sunset.
Wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes with good ankle support due to the rocky and uneven limestone terrain.
Bring extra water, as the lack of dense canopy in certain sections of the trails makes the heat more intense during the day.
Check your disc golf discs carefully if you throw them off the fairway, as the dense native brush can be difficult to navigate.
Do not wander off marked trails, as the native vegetation includes cacti and other thorny plants.
Leash laws apply to all pets, and visitors are required to pack out all trash.
