The 31 best parks and gardens in San Juan

The Paseo de la Princesa is, without a doubt, one of the most magical places in Old San Juan. From the moment you start walking among the trees and colonial style lanterns, you feel like you're traveling back in time. The ocean breeze, the sound of the fountain, and the view of the bay create a unique experience...perfect for a stroll with family, your partner, or simply to disconnect from the noise of the world. Along the path, you'll find local artisans, live music, and if you're lucky, even a cultural performance. All of this set against the majestic backdrop of El Morro and the city’s protective walls. It’s safe, clean, and has a special vibe you can only feel in Puerto Rico. Every time I go, I'm reminded why this piece of history remains one of my favorite spots. Highly recommended for both tourists and locals!

Beautiful place to visit anytime of the year but it’s especially beautiful during Christmas & 3 Kings Day season. There’s also plenty of parking down near the shore. I’d recommend taking the opportunity to also walk around Old San Juan during this time since there’s also many decorated areas around this location including the Placitas (Plazas) & Governor mansion

Timeless charm has transformed this walkway into a market for delicious food and dance during the weekends and a romantic and elegant pathway to enjoy day and night, all week-long. Paseo De La Princesa is a 19th-century promenade that has stretched to become a reflection of the city: a center of commerce and cultural exchange.

Great historic and cultural walk along the cobblestones near El Morro. Beautiful lightning and site all the way around, very relaxing.

Pleasant historical pathway. Occasional artisans have interesting work. Beautiful and shaded path, with a beautiful fountain and great sunsets. This leads to the outstanding pathway along the ancient city walls. It is more rewarding when you learn the history of the place.

Great place to absorb the views, take a break and watch the cruise ships. The water currents are faster than you think it would be. Tie your hats to yourself and ensure your caps are tight.

The day my family went there were fantastic street vendors selling hand crafted goods for very reasonable prices! I bought a crochet stingray and my brother bought a crochet chicken! My favorite booth. 18$ each, which felt very reasonable for crochet pieces. Very friendly, kind and hard working people. The woman I bought from was so patient even though my card was giving me trouble. I love supporting local artisans wherever I travel. The street itself and the statue were beautiful, such amazing architecture. We loved going at dusk, we just got done with dinner and enjoyed a nice stroll.

This beach is perfect! Relax, distress, exercise (park), take long walks or watch dance classes that happen about 5 pm; pretty much do anything. Also, as a plus your paw friends are also welcome! ❤️🐶.

Playa Ocean Park in Puerto Rico is a slice of paradise that completely stole my heart. The beach is stunning. Soft golden sand, crystal-clear waters, and a relaxed, laid-back vibe that’s perfect for unwinding. I loved how versatile this spot is. Whether you’re into sunbathing, swimming, or even kite surfing, there’s something for everyone. Be careful though, water in Ocean Park is Rough. There is strong currents and to some degree it is dangerous. The surrounding area has a charming local feel, with small cafes and restaurants offering delicious Puerto Rican food and drinks. After a day at the beach, I stopped at a nearby spot for some fresh empanadas and a cold piña colada… pure bliss.

Pristine blue waters.. soft sand.. fewer crowds.. located 2 blocks from our place of stay.. taking a quick stroll on the shore has become a thing in our 4 night stay in Puerto Rico!!

Nice beach where a lot of the locals go to. It’s clean , lots of parking , small amount of vendors but no one walking. Around trying to always sell you something. Pro tip- BEWARE -the beach has parts with lots of rocks on the shore and has deep drops from the shore line. Potential to get cut if you’re not careful is high.

This beach is very beautiful and the waters were quite calm and warm whenever I’ve gone. One day I saw a baby shark in the water which was super cool! The water is extremely clear which makes it easy to spot things like that. I like that people seem to hang out in the evenings too. It’s a nice little vibe here

Wonderful, clean beach. I rented a beach chair and towel from the guy under the tent, and got some Piña Coladas from him too! Bring cash.

This is my favorite spot to stay as a solo female traveler. It is gated. Close to absolutely everything and really safe. I go there times a year.

I would give it 5 stars if I was rating the old history that still exists here and what I enjoyed about my visit there. Unfortunately, it’s not a priority on upkeep for the island. I assume it would be costly to preserve it and bring it back to life. I am glad I went and saw the history that does still exist at this location. There’s no tourists there because it’s not listed as a top site to be seen (for obvious reasons) so it’s very peaceful and quiet. You can leisurely walk around at your own pace. My favorite part of this park was the mosaic artwork in the sidewalk (I didn’t take pictures of them all). I know it had to be absolutely beautiful when it was first placed. It’s a must-see if you love old art. Who knows how long it will be there! Sadly, the lack of upkeep has prevented them from sustaining the weather / natural elements and visitors. You can see in my photos that pieces are missing and the colors have dulled over time. There’s broken benches, fountains not running (I assume they don’t work), and other areas that were once nice are now just sitting. There’s statues around the park of important government and military officials. One has no name and a noose around his neck — I will have to look into why that was an important figure at the time. Several hens, roosters, and chickens roam around the park. There’s a building in this park that I’m sure was beautiful a long, long time ago. I included one photo here, but I have additional photos I am posting separately on that landmark. One current thing that is there, is a small kids area. They can play on the newer equipment. I didn’t think to take a picture of that. My advice — go see it before it’s gone!!!

Excellent park 🌳 I really love it! In the mornings, it’s peaceful and perfect for exercising, walking, or simply enjoying nature.🍃 There are plenty of benches, trees, and green areas, plus a bridge that connects to Escambrón Beach 🌊. Some areas are a bit run-down, but it’s still a beautiful park that I’d definitely visit again.

Cute park with beautiful trees. Could easily have spent the afternoon here reading under one. It’s across the street from the beach. The fountain wasn’t working when we were there in June 2025

Peaceful and lovely. Nice for morning walk or jog. Plenty of shade. I took a nap there after sunbathing and swimming at the marvelous Playa Escambron.

This place was absolutely stunning, and very large! It's clear this park was a real roaring spot in its time, and its sad to see it so vacant today. It has such beautiful nature and different species of animals to behold. Located just outside of Old San Juan, I'd say it's worth stopping for. It makes for a bit of a walk, but is worth the time.

El escambron beach nearby and small waves for the kids to enjoy, parque very windy and nice

Absolutely stunning park with so much history. Beautiful place to grab a bite to eat with a friend, watch a concert or read a book. We had our first look here and it was the perfect spot. The beautiful flowers made the perfect scenery.

Luis Muñoz Rivera Park is a peaceful escape nestled in the heart of San Juan, Puerto Rico. This park is the perfect spot for a tranquil stroll, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The lush greenery, towering trees, and vibrant flowers create a serene atmosphere that feels like a breath of fresh air. The fountains and open spaces add to its charm, and the park has a wonderful balance of natural beauty and thoughtful design.. I appreciate the calm environment, and its proximity to historical landmarks making it a convenient stop to explore the area. Luis Muñoz Rivera Park is a gem in San Juan—perfect for unwinding and reconnecting with nature. I would be careful at night wondering through the park alone. Always be cautious at night alone.

So beautiful. And lot of things to do.

Absolutely nothing to do or see here. Kids might find it fun, but if you're an adult and want to hang out at the park better do it for free anywhere else. We regretted going here.

I highly recommend visiting this park if you’re looking for a nice stroll, need time to kill or need something to do with a family or children. Beautiful area with nice plants and shrubbery worth exploring.

So wanted to check out this park after driving by one day and it looked beautiful from the outside. From online they said the price of admission was $2 for a car and then $1 per person but it ended up being $7 for 2 people so prices must have increased. Shame as the park is beautiful and the landscape somewhat maintained (grass and pathways) but as far as the butterfly garden it’s over grown with weeds, the water fountains don’t work anymore, the gondola is long gone and looks like Jurassic Park and the canopy walk is closed with a guard watching it like a national treasure. Shame as this place should be returned to its former glory. Not sure why PR won’t maintain this but I’m sure the corruption in government politics has something to do with where the money went.

Excellent!! I had a wonderful time with my family and friends! The park has different recreative areas, for kids, teens, adults and dogs. It has a small water park for kids, bathroom facilities, bike rentals, fast food and natural ice-pop shops. It also has birthday areas for rent, everything in an affordable price, it's excellent for the whole family!!

Good place for kids, running bicycle, walk, run, play or bring your dog. A little expensive at $7.00 for the parking access and two persons but it will provide you security and well-maintained areas. You can also separate areas for birthday parties or other activities I'll return soon.

Distrito T-Mobile is conveniently located next to the convention center and walking distance to numerous hotels. There is ample parking with signs that let you know how many parking spots are available at each lot, but beware, as the night continues, it may get busier and harder to find a parking spot-especially if there are performers. During the early afternoon, you will see many families with children, but as the night goes on, you see less children and more adults. It is a very family friendly environment. In the sitting area you will find rocking chairs and large connect 4 games to keep the children and the young at heart entertained. You will see people of all ages dancing to both a great DJ or live music. For people with light and music sensitivity, it can be overstimulating because the lights are bright and are constantly changing just like in a dance club and the music is loud (sounds great!) to a person with noise sensitivity so I would suggest bringing noise canceling headphones. The place smells amazing with all of the different smells. There is something there to eat for all palates. If you are adventurous, there is a zip line available to take it all in from up above. Don’t forget to take pictures and walk outside to get the I ❤️PR sign. The sidewalks are stroller and wheelchair friendly because they have ramps. Take your parking ticket with you so you pay for it in the machines prior to returning to your car.

The vibe was amazing. All the lights are beautiful perfect spot to watch the games. Many things to do there. Eat drink or just hanging out. You will enjoy.

It was definitely a cool spot to visit. We had an early dinner at Sazon food was good. I would agree that it is definitely family friendly , as there were children and pets when we went. Would I go again ummm maybe later in the evening when kiddies are gone. I am a mom mad grandma so I would return later just because it would probably be more of an adult vibe. We went around 5-6pm, so it was early early.

Omg my first time here, to celebrate my daughter's 21 birthday. It was amazing love vibes the food was amazing and good prices. I totally recommend this place 10 star

It was nice here. Very kid friendly. They have a dj out playing music while you relax. They have a ton of different restaurants. If you want to zipline they have that plus a Dave and buster type of arcade. It is very crowded and hurry and get a seat because later in the day it can be hard to get.

absolutely beautiful 😍 place a must see if your in the san Juan area. many different food options and many different activities for all age groups. I definitely recommend this place. I love the variety of things to do and food options 😋

T-Mobile district review in Puerto Rico definitely a vibe fun for everyone children adult places to eat. They have live music. They do have zip lining did not get a chance to experience that but it is something to do for everyone. If you want to get out, we tried the Ceylon restaurant and it was good. Good service. The wait time was not that long for a party of eight. The kids enjoyed the indoor arcade, listening to the music and you listen to music like little games that can be played in the center of the district.

Condado Beach is a beautiful spot with golden sand, clear blue water, and a great vibe overall. It’s perfect for sunbathing, relaxing, or just enjoying the ocean views. That said, the waves were very strong when I visited, and the current looked dangerous—definitely not ideal for swimming. There are warning signs posted, so be cautious if you go in the water. Still a great place to hang out and take in the scenery!

Definitely an awesome beach for swimming. Just be mindful there are riptides around. Definitely don’t count on the life guards we caught them sleeping multiple times or always on their phone. Tons of people walk on the beach even there areas that claim to be private so don’t leave valuables out. Overall if you’re there to relax or swim this is the place to be.

Condado Beach is absolutely stunning! The crystal-clear blue waters are mesmerizing and create the perfect setting for a relaxing day by the ocean. The sandy beach is soft and inviting, making it an ideal spot to lay out a towel and soak up the sun. The surrounding area adds to the beauty, with palm trees and a vibrant atmosphere that gives you that perfect tropical getaway vibe. I highly recommend this beach to anyone visiting San Juan. It’s truly a must-see! Just be mindful of the occasional strong currents.

Awesome beach. Great vibes!!

Not the best beach in PR or even in San Juan, but still a nice beach nonetheless

Such a beautiful place!!! The waves are humongous yet super gorgeous. Definitely took a swim and had a wonderful time. This place is perfect for surfing and boogie boarding!! They also have a high point to watch the waves splash in (like a mini board walk). Seeing the blue and green water and a few crabs here and there on the rocks made this experience a sight to see. I mist come back again!!

Great beach. Plenty of space. Beach chairs and umbrella available for rent ($20) but only until 5p. Plenty of food options near. Waves a little rough but the place is beautiful. Great beach to check out when in San Juan, P.R.

'It's a pigeon park!!!" - one of my 3 children, very gleefully. They enjoyed every second of the pigeon park. I enjoyed it to, as it was still a beautiful corner of SJ, with a view and some cute artsy features. It's worth a quick stop by, for sure. We stopped by again in the morning a few days later for a second visit and saw a worker very thoroughly power washing the whole area. This definitely helps with the cleanliness and smell.

Pigeons were cool but it reminded be of Alfred Hitchcock The Birds movie which I watched at a fragile age. They actually landed on peoples arms and they fed them. Then they would all take flight at once and circle for some reason. Great views.

A cool spot to visit if you're in Old San Juan... The view is beautiful, and it's a relaxing place to hang out for a bit. But be warned...the second those pigeons see you with the little bag of food, it’s game over 😂. They will come for you like it's a scene from a Hitchcock movie. Fun experience overall, just hold onto your snacks... and maybe your sanity!!!

Parque de las Palomas (Pigeon Park) in Old San Juan—an idyllic small plaza where pigeons flutter freely amid historic city walls and panoramic ocean views. Dozens—or even hundreds—of pigeons roam freely, often perching on visitors and fluttering in from cozy nesting holes carved into the ancient stone wall

Great time! Really enjoyed it. Bags of feed were $2 and lasted a good bit. The pigeons crawl all over you, your head and your arms and such. Watch out for poo. It is very abundant there and they will poo on you.

I love it, but as a local; dear tourist please watch your kids. Some birds don't have a leg. Enjoy respectfully 💝

Personally, I really enjoyed this experience. I’m a huge animals lover and believe all creatures deserve to be cared for. They can be aggressive, but they are harmless.

What an amazing structure that has truly stranded the test of time! Truly mesmerizing design, construction and vision from so many years ago! This is an absolute must visit on your stay in Puerto Rico! Even if you have to rent a car, it is completely worth the time and money. We didn't have nearly the time we needed to truly explore, so if you can be sure to plane enough time to at least walk through the old gate!

Plazuela La Rogativa offers beautiful views of the sea and the Spanish fortifications built half a millennium ago. The statue that celebrates the work of Catholic missionaries to San Juan is worth a walk-around. Nearby is the Puerta de San Juan that provides a gate to a wide walkway on the seaside of the fortress walls.

Plazuela La Rogativa in Old San Juan is a must-visit for its historical significance and stunning views. The Rogativa monument is striking and commemorates an important moment in Puerto Rican history. The plaza's location offers breathtaking views of San Juan Bay, especially at sunset, and the surrounding cobblestone streets and colonial buildings add to its charm. It's a perfect spot to relax and enjoy the serene atmosphere. Highly recommended for history buffs, photography enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a peaceful, scenic experience.

I love this place! Aside from the beautiful scenery and nice statue there is a hidden gem in this location that I'd like to share. See the pictures. It's a little place that serves ice's called Limbers. They are absolutely delicious. I ate them as a kid and for the first time in a lot of years I found them here after reading an article I found. I recommend the coconut and Tamarind.

This small but hidden park is something many miss and don't even know the history behind this sculpture. The views are breathtaking when you make a stop here. Right up the block you can purchase a local treat called "Limbers or Piragua." They are icy treats, buy some and sit back and enjoy the scenic views. You also have a view of Puerta de San Juan. One of two main entrance to enter the city walls. Also a beautiful views of the bay. Plus Casa Blanca is also near for a tour. The following information below is from the internet and I don't take credit for it. My reason on sharing is to give information about this location. Pictures are my very own plus I added more information as well. The pictures are of the area close by. La Rogativa is a famous bronze statue located in the Plazuela de la Rogativa on Caleta de las Monjas near La Puerta de San Juan. Rogativa is a Spanish word derived from the verb "rogar" meaning to plea or to supplicate. A Rogativa is a large procession of people making a plea to God for His help. British troups, led by Sir Abercrombie, took control of the city by naval blockade on April 30, 1797. The desperate governor of San Juan ordered a "rogativa."  The women, led by the bishop, marched through the streets that night. They started at the Cathedral. They sang hymns, carried torches and bells, and prayed for their city’s deliverance. The British mistook the sights and sounds as evidence of the arrival of reinforcements. Considering themselves to be outnumbered, Abercrombie’s fleet abandoned the city promptly. There are four bronze statues commemorating this event in Plazuela de la Rogativa. This group of statues pays tribute to the efforts of the townspeople and their Bishop. Lindsay Daen of New Zealand completed the statue in 1971. It stands 12-feet high in front of an old sentry box and a beautiful view of San Juan Bay. Popular belief is Rogativa marks the birth of "puertorriqueñismo," or local patriotism because it was the first time local civilian islanders fought for their island. The artist apparently buried toys under the statue after his child died at an early age. If you enjoyed the review, hit like as well.

Beautiful spot leading up to the fortress! Really makes you appreciate how fortified the city was. You can observe the main gates that once let people in during the 16th century. Very impressive!

Iconic statue and panoramic view of the bay, La Fortaleza, the city walls, and the San Juan Gate

Connecticut had the best experience in the world, very serene and quiet. You can hear the animals the bamboo trees hitting each other in an excellent walk, but it was not bad. So many flowers and animals I loved it and and I couldn’t even believe that was in the middle of a city and you don’t hear anything. I will go again and again.

Beautiful outdoor garden area conveniently located in town. We stopped by with our baby to kill a few hours, definitely didn’t disappoint. We walked about 3 miles around the whole property. We also didn’t pay for entry.

It's not a botanical garden per se. Closest equivalent might be epping forest - but it seems more exotic because of the floral that naturally grows in PR. It's free because it's part of the university but there is security checks (names, reason for visiting etc) before you enter.

Beautiful plants and pleasant trails for hiking. We went on our way to the Airport when we had two hours. Could have spent the whole day.

Great relaxing walk that gives you an idea of what all the tropical plants Puerto Rico has

10/20/25 Hiking paths and garden open to public. Admission is free. There is a parking lot to park in.

This place was so hard to navigate for me. The paths, some were hard to find due to hurricane damage but they cleaned it up so well! It was the best and I still had a lot of fun regardless of me getting lost at times even with the map they provide 😮‍💨 There was so much to see here! I can't believe it's not packed with people. So do me a favor and keep this place a secret 🤞🫣

It was such a beautiful spot. You can see the castle, walls and roosters just walking around not even scared of the people. It has excellent spots here for cabs, lyft and uber meets. The restaurants are all around so you won't be hungry or thirsty.

Great time visiting places. Good food and the local beer was enjoyable.

This place was an area that I was consistently at during my visit. It’s like a one stop shop, everything is right there…clothing stores, liquor stores, bars, restaurants, etc. I absolutely love Plaza Colón!

A fun plaza, lots of restaurants and bars. I recommend the Mofongo. There were chickens everywhere just added to the atmosphere

Busy area. Early in the morning they have individuals selling items. There are little shops and restaurants nearby. It is in walking distance of San Cristolbal Castle. If you are using Uber this is an easy spot to be dropped off and than walking around to places you would like to go.

We met our tour guide here. The natives were prepping knickknack stands for what appeared to become sort of farmer's market. The place is in need of repair.

Awesome starting point to explore Old San Juan shops, restaurants and more! Perfect spot for pictures and ride share pickup/drop off.

Totem Telurico! Absolutely stunning plaza you MUST visit when in Old San Juan! 🌟 Plaza del Quinto Centenario (Quincentennial Square) is a magnificent open space that beautifully blends history, art, and breathtaking views. The star attraction here is the impressive "Tótem Telúrico" (Telluric Totem) - a striking 40-foot tall monument designed by artist Jaime Suárez to commemorate the 500th anniversary of Columbus's arrival to the Americas. Made of black granite and ceramic, this modern totem rises dramatically from a shallow pool of water, creating perfect photo opportunities. The water element represents the meeting of the Old and New Worlds across the Atlantic. What many tourists miss (but you shouldn't!) is the beautiful symbolism throughout the plaza. Look carefully at the decorative tiles and you'll spot numerous depictions of lambs - these aren't random decorations! They represent the "Cordero de Dios" (Lamb of God) that appears on San Juan's historic coat of arms. The story behind these lambs is fascinating: when Juan Ponce de León founded the city in 1521, it was named San Juan Bautista (St. John the Baptist). The city's coat of arms features the Agnus Dei - a lamb holding a flag with a cross, which is the symbol of St. John the Baptist. The lamb sits atop a book with seven seals, and the Latin inscription "JOANNES EST NOMEN EJUS" (John is His name). This emblem was granted by the Spanish Catholic Kings and is one of the oldest coats of arms in the Americas! (you can see the "F" and "Y" - Ferdinand and Ysabel) The plaza offers unbeatable views of San Juan Bay and is conveniently located next to El Morro fortress. I recommend visiting late afternoon - watch the sunset here, then enjoy dinner at one of the nearby restaurants in Old San Juan.

Nice place to come with family and friends. Easy access to park vehicles in the underground parking garage. This garage exit opens directly on the plaza. There will be a but of walking involved to visit different spots in old San Juan, so be prepared with comfy shoes and a bottle of water.

Nice little plaza in the middle between the San Cristobal Castel and Castillo San Felipe del Morrow. There is a totem pole on the second level and near a few restaurants.

Walking along “Calle de la Centenario” enjoying vibrant street life, boutique shopping, local art galleries, and easy access to nearby landmarks . Inaugurated in 1992, it commemorates the 500th anniversary of Christopher Columbus’s arrival in the Americas and the founding of San Juan.

This was Puerto Rico another island we hadn't visited before. Easy walk to forts but it poured with rain a couple of times to dampen our enthusiasm for strolling.

The Plaza del Quinto Centenario is the heart of old San Juan. We were able to park our car in the underground garage located beneath the plaza. It was amazing to see the Agnus Daei

Make sure to have comfort shoes for walking. Lots of walking if you want see a lot of old San Juan. Nice colorful area and history.

Absolutely beautiful beach! It is very clean and was not crowded at all when we went. A must see for anyone In The old San Juan area

Lots of fish swimming by the shore, found a good amount of shell bits and sea glass. Calm area with food vendors that arrive around noon. Water is very fresh!

This beach is beautiful with crystal clear waters and refreshingly cool. It also has easy access parking available. Truly a great place to explore.

Ive gone here many times over the years and unfortunately each time it seems more and more neglected. Trash build up, sketchy vendors, limited parking, not to mention it gets overly crowded, the bathrooms are quite frankly disgusting as well, but on the bright side, if you come at the right time it is a very beautiful and peaceful beach.

Beautiful beach, this is my second time coming here. the waves range from calm to more aggressive for those who like to surf. There is a lot of seaweed and your normal sea stuff at the shore but once you get past it, it’s pretty and blue. The sand is not as soft. There are a few rocks on the seafloor but nothing too immense. Theres a lot of area to sit. Not a lot of food directly on the beach but nearby. It’s easy and free to enter. Mostly safe as long as you keep an eye on your stuff. Kid friendly, of course with supervision.

Lowkey beach. Great spot to lounge. Lots of palm trees provide adequate shade. There are showers to rinse off after.

Beautiful beach. Bathrooms, washing areas, and vending machines for cold drinks are available. I wish I had brought some bread for the pigeons! The water was very calm. Had a great time swimming and reading a book afterward.

You get more than just a snorkeling adventure with this group. You’ll also see more than marine life with this tour. As a history buff, it was awesome to see and learn about the history of this area they call San Juan. Safety is always first with this guided tour, and the adventure is well balanced with the extensive knowledge these guides have. I’d do it again.👍

We had a great tour of the Escambron marine park with Scuba Dogs! Small group, 3 experienced divers. Manolo was very knowledgeable and passionate about local marine life, he showed us most of the fish we were going to see, talked about their habits and life, and went trough the diving equipment and signs quite thoroughly. Shallow dive, pretty strong current, the water was not very clear due to the wind and tide, which made the dive a bit challenging. Manolo took the time to show us around, many fish and turtles, some small caves and underwater features, he showed us how to cope with the current and tight spaces. I found the marin life to be more human friendly, you could get pretty close to them and even engage with them. Which made it a unique experience. 77min and still had a lot of air. The golf is conveniently located in San Juan, would definitely recommend to visitors who don't have a car to get to other parts of the island.

Amazing experience at SCUBADOGS. The staff is very professional and I got there with a warm welcome (Myrka and Malu). The equipments are new, clean and nice. It was a pleasure to receive instructions from Paco and I had an amazing 45min Underwater with many colorful sealife including two large stingrays. Extremely recommended. 🤿

I had the pleasure of diving with Scuba Dogs at Escambrón and I plan on joining them again soon to dive the wall next time. Great knowledgeable and friendly crew. I always felt safe and had a wonderful experience. Thank you Scuba Dogs!

My husband and I went for an 8am dive with divemaster Samuel and one other person. This was our first time to dive at this site so we opted for Samuel to lead the way. We had a great time! The staff were all friendly and professional. We only rented BCs, regulators and tanks, which worked perfectly. Samuel debriefed the location with precision, then we put our gear together before heading out. We were able to see almost everything we hoped for, with the exception of the seahorse. The water was warm enough to not need a wetsuit and visibility was about 20 feet, which is not great but we still enjoyed the dive.

Great dives and people who work here. Escambrón is a nice, easy dive spot all levels of divers can enjoy. Hit a max of ~26ft and saw a manatee, squid, turtles, and tons of beautiful fish. Our guide Joshua was very knowledgeable and super cool. Highly recommended !

First time bringing my daughter, it was a rich experience in learning about marine life and the history of this area of ​​Puerto Rico. The guides were very professional and willing to teach. Very happy that our girl enjoyed it and was able to share some photos. I definitely recommend Scuba Dogs to guide both children and adults. Thank you.

Fun for the kids ,fun for adults. Kids can play, and we can enjoy a drink walking around with them. Crazy zip line for the adventurous ones. Great staff !!!

Cool place to hang out. Movies, arcade, bars, food, center stage. What more could you need? I don’t like the fact that they charge for parking.

I went for the high ropes course. It was definitely the most challenging I’d ever done. Some of the elements were really tricky— and—it is one-way only so you cannot bypass the difficult ones. So you have to follow the course as laid out. The staff was super supportive and available when I struggled though. Not for the faint of heart or unfit. I also ate there. Nothing special but no complaints.

Great spot for relaxation restaurants drinks arcade for kids just amazing fans everywhere very pleasant place .

Amazing place with arcade and attractions, including ziplines, rock climbing and a ceiling obstacle course. It also has a restaurant with fair prices and delicious food. One of the main arcade attractions is the Pump It Up dance game machine, newest model with online game. Other arcade games include racing, VR and crane games with licensed products.

Oooo boy o boy let's start by saying employees there act like they don't want to work attitudes are high but there are quite a few that are extremely helpful and enjoy their job I hope Alexander and Gensis O. have a great meeting with HR on customer service and hope to respond to customers who aren't ignorant as them. And telling a customer I don't do that, then you shouldn't be working there. I would never want anyone to lose their job but if you cannot work with or around people rhen you shouldn't have applied for the job. Genesis O thinks work is a fashion show she stares in all glasses where she see her reflection and is another one who does really wants to work there I needed assistance with a machine I won a lot of tickets on and she tried to tell the machine was broken and I said no read it and she storm's off but then gets helpful and when I ask to speak with management and Alexander she gave his name and got the manager but when I no longer was speaking to her and to another employee she got mad fanned her hand rolled her eyes and walked off. It's sad I wasn't rude or anything I was actually polite. Despite that I manage to enjoy myself as well as my daughter and winning over 8000 tickets. Thanks Monica for changing the mood and trying to accommodate the best way possible.

Used my debit card to put $20 on a game card and the machine took my money but did not add the token. I spoke with someone named Jean in a uniform and he promised me I would be refunded after taking down my name and last 4 digits of my card. It’s been over a week and still no refund or follow up. Very unprofessional, please beware. I will now open a dispute with my bank. Sad because this could have easily been resolved.

Amazing addition to Puerto Rico. Excellent for locals and tourists. Beautiful to see from the bay over the water and a lot of fun to ride. Can't wait to see the new bars and restaurants that are being added nearby! Fun for the entire family!

I had a great time on the wheel! I liked being able to see the city at night. The cost was $12 and there was no wait and plenty of parking. They also have bathrooms at the bar.

Absolutely, here's a more informative review of "At the Wheel" sports bar: At the Wheel offers a fantastic sports viewing experience with a comfortable atmosphere. Large, high-definition screens ensure you won't miss a single play of your favorite game. They also have a diverse menu with delicious pub fare, from classic wings and nachos to juicy burgers, that will satisfy your cravings throughout the game. Additionally, "At the Wheel" boasts a respectable selection of beers on tap, making it a great place to unwind and catch up with friends while cheering on your favorite team. If you're looking for a sports bar with a great atmosphere, delicious food, and a wide selection of drinks, then "At the Wheel" is definitely worth checking out.

Visited the evening of Good Friday, place was deserted except for the ice cream truck. Ice cream was good, but not $8.75/sing scoop waffle cone good.

This Ferris wheel is epic! Largest in the Caribbean and will be a catalyst for this area to foster future development! Congrats to the team that brought this to PR!

This is the biggest Wheel in the entire Caribbean. It was such great fun for the entire family. We can’t wait to go back. The ice cream and food trucks such a nice touch. And absolutely love the Puerto Rican flag and LED logo. As a resident of PR that brought me much pride.

Amazing experience and amazing food. Def a must go to when in the neighborhood. Highly recommend! I even found a Rolex Skydweller on the wheel with the initials O.K. On the back of it. I tried to give it to lost and found but they told me to keep it. What an experience! The watch ended up being fake, but it still tells time. Thank you O.K. Whomever you are!

Great Surf Shop across from Escambrón park entrance. Surf gear and info from the locals.

A nice spot to watch the waves and the ocean

(Translated by Google) Very good (Original) Muy bueno

The weather was amazing, the vibe was great, and the view of the water was just the cherry on top. Such a relaxing walk away from the shops for just a bit, and right next to the beach. Highly recommend!

This place is beautiful. It’s a great location to spend the afternoon for lunch or walking & has an entrance right onto the beach. Be prepared to take a lot of pictures.

Absolutely beautiful beach. With shopping and Air Bob's near by, the perfect place to vacation!

Very nice beach. Great views and scenic setting.

Amazing ocean views. I can't wait to go back. Note those who like to stay close to the shore/ land.... please know there are big waves that could carry an adult & especially a child into deeper waters. There are a lot of different hotel resorts with beach front views and casino options along this strip.

Went for a little while after work. Always nice. Please remember it is a no swimming beach. It is a beautiful beach, but very dangerous. It was scary to see the waves and their strength and people inside the water. There are signs with warnings, a red flag 🚩 that means danger and still tourists inside the water. The lifeguard would whistle and tell people to get out and nothing. He was ignored. Other than that simply beautiful.

Nice view and events around were enjoyable!

I love this park. For just $2, plenty green areas. Safe for my grandkids. There's still alot of reparations to be done after hurricane Maria, but I visit often and have a very quiet and peaceful picnic with my family.

Great spot for running and working out. Also very kid friendly!

Great Park for the family. Just $2 for the entrance and that's it. Bring your bicycle, scooter, run, walk,etc... A lot of green areas, bathroom, parking spots, monkey bar, tennis courts and more.

Great connection between nature & feeling young. All smiles, happiness in every corner you look at. Best well spend family time. I had blast other pthe house and the beach.

Had some time to kill between check out and airport. Took a $12 can ride over from Condado and it was well worth the trip. What a great park. Lots of different areas for the kids to explore. Giant tepee like structures, a map of the solar system as well as traditional monkey bars, swings and see- saws. Great walking/running paths. These were only the things we could see on our short visit there. Tennis courts and huge aquatic center with a full size Olympic pool as well a diving area. Definitely stop over if you need a break from the pool and beach.

This park is absolutely beautiful and very clean. The children's area has a wide variety of slides, see saws, and jungle gym equipment for kids of different ages. There are beautiful sculptures to explore all throughout the park. There's a gym area for adults, walking paths, tennis courts, a running track, and a natatorium. There's a $2 entrance fee, and there is plenty of parking in the different lots.

No place to roller skate (the security told us we can’t skate at all) but this park is well kept. They allow a small area for kids to ride bikes but that’s it.

Beautiful place. Small trails and easy to walk. Nice view from Cabo Rojo to Guanica. Bring binoculars to enjoy better this amazing view.

Beautiful place,close to the heaven,good for hiking and to have fun

Elfin-woods Warbler always ready. Beautiful scenic views and nice trails to hike. Lots of birding. Bathroom at the rangers office are always clean.

Very family friendly. Ideal for off the road trips.

Over 50 species of birds. Beautiful hiking routes and spectacular views of the west coast. You can find many native and wild trees and plants. Also small creeks. Most of the forest offers good shade and is great for keeping the temperatures cool.

Pretty devastating to see so much hurricane damage to the forest. But, it will return.

One of the top forests for bird watching and my favorite. Home of many species where the kings are the reinitas de bosque enano and the llorosas. Trails are clean and well kept. Views are spectacular. The forest is alive with bird songs and wind blows. Healthy trees and vegetation offer clean air and peace. Great place to visit.

The park here seems new. Playground for kids, new benches and a small open space to lounge or play small field sports.

Cool beach to be at with the locals, they have a bar and lounge nearby and also other local food stands if you are hungry for food and drinks. This is a great place to come out with family, friends, kids or if you just want to be by yourself and meet new friends or just chill out this is a fun place to come.

Nice, small peaceful park in the heart of busy Condado area. Tree-lined, lots of benches, & toddler granddaughter loved the kid's area w/small climbing structure & slides. Sometimes has free concerts.

Great. Wouldn’t say perfect but very close to it. A lot of breeze, trees so there’s shade. Small gazebo if it rains or activity; like some people do Yoga or Pilates there. You can walk your dog or run around the park and leave the kids playing in the playground while parents do exercise. It’s a must go. Specially with kids, family or even by yourself cause you can sit and read with a cool breeze feeling like your life is complete. P.s everyone talks English there so tourists do not be shy and speak up.

Apparently they just closed the park for renovation. Hopefully it won't take long. Always a lovely park to be in when open.

Chicken park, well most places have chickens now lol but clean well maintained had lights when we visited from Christmas. Great place to relax after dinner.

Neat little park! Lots of people waking/playing with dogs, exercising, playing with their kids and even practicing dancing and violin.

Don't be afraid to wonder around. My wife and I were pretty worried and we got over it. We walked from the Double Tree. Be careful with traffic!!! The ocean is so beautiful!!! The water was perfect. Sucked we had rip tides.

Our favorite park near where we live. Swings, slides, and other fun features of the jungle gym. Plenty of space to ride scooters.

My favorite is Friday morning outdoor yoga with Sheyla! Enjoy the beach vibes and an end of the week sunshine stretch. Yoga Zakti!

Lovely spot for some self guided yoga (grateful to the Tai Chi group that was practicing for inviting me to join them as well!) Gorgeous views of the city and the beach to the east. Particularly scenic as the rains came in!

Beautiful and a pretty romantic/peaceful place at night. You'll see lovers walking across the beach and or people just enjoying the scenery Current is strong dubbed la tritioneta it's beautiful yet dangerous.

This is a wonderful spot! The park caters to a variety of ages! A sandy playground with climbing, big kid/little kid swings and a traditional slide structure. Additionally, there is a skate park area for young kids to ride bikes or older kids (and adults!) to skateboard. There is plenty of seating throughout. This park is adjacent to the beach too! Every time we have played here the families and skaters are friendly. I love how this multi-use park brings out the best in people!

Small park with playground for kids, access to the beach. It has bench to sit and enjoy the peaceful scene of ocean. Very nice

Nice park and beach area which is decent for swimming but beach is erroding. There is usually vendors and a nice beach walkway and plenty of scooter rentals nearby to ride the waterline. There is a track and field for games and exercise and some walkable restaurants and bars in the area. Also there is Ocean Park area which has a nicer and bigger beach area. Highly recommended

Nice park near the beach. Two covered basketball courts with a track field for running and soccer in the middle along with a baseball field off to the far right. Always nice to have a park for outdoor activities.

This park is located directly across from the beach in San Juan. We took Salsa lessons on the beach. We had a great teacher (Charlotte) and an awesome time learning how to Salsa. I highly recommend taking Salsa lessons on the beach if you're visiting San Juan, the beaches are BEAUTIFUL!!

The track and general park facilities are a bit run down and lacking maintenace, but its close proximity to the beach earns it four stars. Parking is free and litterally cross the steeet and you are on the beach. Chances are that all the vehicles in the parking lot are there for the beach. Beautiful scenery and walkways.

Amazing Park, Great place to have fun for families. We have our art for display and practice Internal Movement. Very nice people in the vicinity.

Great Park they have basketball courts hockey Court baseball fields soccer fields and a place to run all communities need a great Park like this. Everyone seems to be having a good time

I would give this park a five star if the local government would fix it up. It has incredible potential to be what I'm sure it once was but why would they help out the local area. If it's not a main stream tourist area it's neglected. Shame! I still go all the time because of it's incredible ocean side location and a great track for running.. I highly recommend.

Amazing view! So nice just to sit there and enjoy the weather and view.

Must-see spot near one of the old Spanish forts. Don't miss it.

So incredibly beautiful. If I was going to be buried, I would wish it here.

One of the beautiful places at the Old San Juan in Puerto Rico.

Very nice antique place with stunning architecture, it does have restaurants and museums like "el museo de las Amrericas". If you're traveling it's a most to go there.

Nice park that adds to the beauty of San Juan.

Great museams inside here

Maybe it's just me but it seems like these Artistic giants would deserve a more revered place and not off the side of a highway. It's not even the size of a rest stop. It is a nice tribute but the location is strange. Maybe it's a cultural thing.

It’s ok

After huracane Maria its damage but still can visite the plaza to see abe feel the good energy ir salsa

All my life I was saw the Placita so different and now with all the modern renovation the place looks better

Y si subo cobraron bargains the collection great E-Z Parking

Great day we had their fun all the way

Beautiful busts of the Pioneers of Salsa. A must see for Salsa aficionados.