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Canyon Springs Golf Club

18 holes. 7,000 yards. Slope 130. Rating 72.8. Par-72. Over 7,000 yards of beguiling beauty - that's the best way to describe Canyon Springs. Beauty, because this course winds through some of the most scenic Hill Country north of San Antonio. Beguiling, because the course's wide fairways and accessible greens hide bunkers, natural hazards and subtle breaks. Five sets of trees on each hole create a challenge for golfers of every level. Tee it up on the cliff-top 10th hole and let it rip. But be sure you've got another ball in your pocket. Call 1-210-497-1770 for green fees and tee times.

WoodlakeGolf & Country Club

Site of the PGA Tour Texas Open for five years, the 18-hole course, playing to 6,691 yards, has earned a deserved reputation as one of the finest in the Southwest. Also part of Woodlake Country Club's history is being the site where Ben Crenshaw earned his first PGA Tour Victory in 1973. The harmony of Woodlake's natural setting combines with the vision of its renowned designer, Desmond Muirhead, to provide an outstanding challenge for the skilled devotee, yet appeals to the player with more modest abilities.
Call 1-210-661-6124 for green fees and tee times

La Villita

418 La Villita (78205)
A unique arts and crafts community with shops, working artists, restaurants and a post office. The Old San Antonio Exhibit (located in Bolivar Hall) houses a collection of art objects, artifacts and symbols relevant to the history. This beautifully landscaped historic district offers leisurely shopping, dining and five rental venues for special events. Shops open daily 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Free admission. Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day.
210-207-8610 Fax: 210-207-4390

Market Square (El Mercado)

514 West Commerce (78207)
From early morning until late at night, Market Square is alive with activity. Visitors browse through the 32 shops at "El Mercado," an area patterned after an authentic Mexican market. In addition, there are 80 specialty shops in Farmers Market Plaza. Market Square is also the scene of many Hispanic festivals where food and beverage booths spring up alongside the Guadalajara lamps and the strains of mariachi music blend with the excitement of Mexican dances. Hours: 10 a.m.-8 p.m., summer;10 a.m.-6 p.m., winter. Stores closed Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s Day and Easter.
210-207-8600 Fax: 210-207-4287

Seaworld

10500 SeaWorld Drive (78251)
Sail into SeaWorld San Antonio and explore new depths of fun in 2002, including new shows, a splashier water park, extra-special events all season long and an expanded operating schedule stretching all the way to the end of November! SeaWorld previously completed its season at the end of October, but the 2002 season begins March 9th and ends December 1st but, not before offering added fun for everyone on November weekends, plus the Friday after Thanksgiving. See rock-and-rollers on water skis fly across SeaWorld San Antonio's scenic Water Ski Lake in the new "Rockin' Ski Party." The show will include daredevil feats performed to the sounds of rock-and-roll music. Marvel at "Viva!," a white whale and dolphin show, which blends the acrobatics of amazing Pacific white-sided dolphins and beluga whales with the artistry of aerialists, synchronized swimmers and high divers

Splashtown

3600 IH 35 North (78219)
With 18 landscaped acres of cool, clean water excitement, this family water-park has something fun for every age - from Kids Kove to the Siesta del Rio offering a relaxing ride down a lazy river to major water rides. StarFlight is designed for space age thrills, plus there are new rides and attractions throughout the park. No charge for tubes or life jackets. Free parking. Hours: May and September open weekends, daily throughout summer. Admission: adults $19.99; children (under 48" tall) $14.99; after 5:00 p.m. $11.99 for everyone; seniors (65+) and toddlers under 2 free. Group rates available. Special rates for school and church groups.
210/ 227-1400