Park Rules

When you pay your membership fees to the CSP Property Owner's Association you may obtain a key to the park. This is a 14-acre natural area with picnic tables, natural springs and abundant birds and wildlife to enjoy. You are encouraged to visit, hike, and spend time in this beautiful area.

We want you to enjoy your time at The Park. To ensure your safety and the enjoyment of those who visit after you, we have posted some rules:

A.  Children, to include all minors under the age of 18 years should not be at the CSP park unless accompanied by an adult who is a CSP Property Owner or resident and member of the POA.

B.   Alcoholic beverages are allowed at the park for adults over 21 years old, but there is to be no public intoxication – again MINORS are NOT to be consuming alcoholic beverages in the park area.

C.  It is advised that no one person go to the park alone for safety and security. 

D.  After entering the park, using your padlock key for entry, lock the padlock behind you, and again upon leaving the area. The gate is to always remain locked to prevent minors and unauthorized individuals from entering the park. Only paid-up members of the POA are allowed entry into the park area. Dues are welcomed at any time! 

E. Please be careful of disposal of cigarette butts, matches, and other debris that can start fires.

F.  Do not dive into the water reservoirs to prevent neck injury and possible death. If there is sufficient water collected in the reservoir - jumping into the water is done at your own risk. Be careful and make sure your swimming skills are sufficient. Do not let young unsupervised children around the water reservoir areas to prevent falling or drowning.

G. This area is considered a wild nature area that contains many species of mammals, and reptiles; please proceed with caution keeping aware of your surroundings for venomous snakes, coyotes, and an occasional mountain lion.

H.  Any trash or debris that is generated while at the park should be removed and taken to your own personal trash collection containers – there is no paid trash services for the park.

I.  Burn bans are common for South Texas due to the drought conditions, if there is a Bexar County burn band in force there is to be no campfires or cooking with flames at the park; if there is no burn band, an off the ground barbeque cooking fire can be enjoyed but it must be in a metal pit or cooker – not on the ground. Please bring a water source, fire extinguisher, and a bucket to use creek water to put out the fire after use or for emergencies. Call the Bexar County Burn Band information number 210-335-0300 for information.

J. Camping, fishing, nature walks, and other outdoor activities are encouraged, however, for large events such a family reunion, camping, parties, please contact the CSP board President or Vice-President in case there are reasons to coordinate other activities. These events should have a CSP Property Owner or Resident to sponsor the event and be involved in the activity.

K. Use caution when hiking and climbing in the wooded and rock lined areas. 

L. Call Local Law Enforcement at 911 to report any suspicious activity.  Additionally, contact a CSPPOA Board Member to advise them of the observed suspicious activity and the 911 call so a community-wide notification can be made if appropriate.

M.  Visit the CSP website at: www.clearspringspark.org for non-emergency related questions and information. Disclaimer: The Clear Springs Park Property Owners Association or any resident member or associated volunteer is NOT responsible for any injury, loss of life, limb, property, or financial responsibility resulting from any person or persons, regardless of age, and activity who visit the CSP POA properties known as 4330 Jennifer Nicole to include the road, picnic areas, creek, stream, or rock area within the 14 acres owned by CSP POA.