San Antonio Missions National Historical Park's Spanish colonial architectural structures are more than 250 years old. Even the structures that were reconstructed in the 1930's are now almost 100 years old! These mission structures were not built for the 1 million visitors that the park sees every year. Be mindful that some structures are not built to today’s safety standards. Surfaces are uneven, walls may crumble and entrance heights may vary. Use caution when moving about in the historic rooms. For your safety and the preservation of the mission sites, please do not sit, stand, or climb on any of the structures.
DirectionsSan Antonio Missions National Historical Park may be arranged differently than other parks you have visited. This park has four distinct visitor areas, each between 2-3 miles from the previous one. Starting 3 miles south of downtown San Antonio is Mission Concepción. Another 2½ miles is Mission San José, the location of the park's Visitor Center. Three miles beyond Mission San José is Mission San Juan and Spanish colonial demonstration farm. The last and farthest south is Mission Espada. DireccionesEste parque tiene cuatro áreas de visitantes distintas, cada una de ellas a unos 5 kilómetros de distancia. De norte a sur tiene Misión Concepción, Misión San José, Misión San Juan, y más al sur es Misión Espada.
Have a Park Passport Stamp Mailed to YouOur official park passport cancellation stamps are available at each of the four mission sites, but if you missed your chance to get yours, just send us an email with your mailing address, and we'll get your park passport stamp mailed to you. Reciba un sello de parque por correoNuestros sellos oficiales del parque están disponibles en cada uno de los cuatro sitios de la misión.
stamps Reduce, Reuse, Refill!Single-serve plastic water bottles are NOT available for sale at the park. |
Last updated: September 16, 2024