This is a must-do if you live a hectic life. The tranquillity and zen offered here is very peaceful. Even though many of the plants had finished their season, there were plenty of flowers still blooming and the atmosphere unhurried. The combination of greenery and water features is well balanced. They turned this old stone quarry into a wonderful attraction. Some parts are not accessible for those with mobility challenges but a great deal of it is. We had two in our group on scooters and they got along just fine. The restaurant had delicious items and we did not leave hungry!

A nice little garden that is free to visit. A nice diversion that can be walked through in a hour or so. This harsh summer seems to have had an effect on the flora, but it is still worth the trip. Small but beautiful.

The tea garden was stunning. Very serene and gorgeous. The plants, wildlife, structures, falls, and koi - everything was lovely. The trails wind around and the views are lovely from any perspective. You will be glad you went.

The Japanese Tea Gardens were well worth seeing. I highly recommend it. Very close to the San Antonio zoo. Lots of parking. A snack bar and small restaurant are available,as well as, restrooms.

A great change from the city. Fun to walk around and relax. It gets a bit busy so parking is a hassle and people taking professional photos slow the walk down. Well worth the visit. Free too.

This was a pleasant surprise! We weren't sure quite sure what to expect, but were all wowed with the garden. What a gem nestled in San Antonio. You must visit. It is free and a short walk to the zoo if you are looking to visit that as well.

Japanese tea garden is amazing!! It looks so beautiful. It is a must see when you are visiting San Antonio and above all, it’s free. You feel like you are in a totally different world when you enter the place. We enjoyed our time there.

Absolutely beautiful! I was very impressed with the Japanese Tea Gardens. The flowers, the small ponds, the waterfall, the hut, all of it is so pretty. There were multiple people there taking pictures (graduation photos, maternity photos, etc.), I know their pics are going to turn out amazing. 10/10 recommend! Great scenery, very peaceful. I’m sure my film camera pics are going to turn out great, as well.

The Japanese Tea Garden is absolutely stunning and a must-see quick stop on your tour of San Antonio. We came on a Sunday around 11 a.m., and there were a decent amount of people there. This place is so picturesque, with great views and photo ops around every turn.