Timberwood Park

Hey there, I’m Ryan Parker. If you’re looking for that 'sweet spot' where San Antonio’s convenience hits the brakes and the Texas Hill Country begins, Timberwood Park is usually the first place I point people toward. This isn't your typical suburban sprawl. Spanning over 2,200 acres, Timberwood is a legacy custom-home community where 'cookie-cutter' simply doesn't exist. You’ll see everything from 1980s ranch-style gems to multi-million dollar modern estates, all sitting on at least half an acre. The vibe here is decidedly laid-back; it’s the kind of place where neighbors wave from their golf carts and the deer outnumber the speed limit signs. What really sets Timberwood apart is the 'Park' itself. The 30-acre private recreation area is the heartbeat of the neighborhood. On any given weekend, you’ll find families fishing at the stocked lake, hitting a few rounds on the private 6-hole golf course, or gathering for the 'Music in the Park' concert series. It feels like a private resort, but without the stuffy country club price tag—in fact, the HOA dues here are famously low for what you get. You’re technically in North San Antonio, but once you cross Borgfeld Road, the air just feels different. For shopping, you’ve got the HEB Plus! at 281 and Evans just minutes away, and the Village at Stone Oak handles all your dining and retail needs. If you’re commuting, the 281 expansion has been a game-changer, but you’re still looking at a solid 30-minute trek to downtown. Families fight to get in here not just for the elbow room, but for the dual-district appeal, with parts of the neighborhood falling into the highly acclaimed Comal ISD and others in NEISD. It’s Hill Country living with a safety net.