
Shavano Park is a small independent city in north-central Bexar County, known for mature trees, spacious residential properties and quick access to Loop 1604 and Interstate 10. Its quiet streets sit close to major employment, healthcare, shopping and dining in north San Antonio.
Shavano Park at a glance
- Location: north-central Bexar County near I-10 and Loop 1604
- Character: landscaped residential community with independent city services
- Schools: Northside Independent School District
- Good fit for: residents seeking space, privacy and convenient north-side access
History and local character
The area’s name recalls Shavano, a Lipan Apache leader associated with the region. Residential development and incorporation during the mid-twentieth century established the modern city, which has continued to emphasize its low-density character and local governance.

Parks, arts and community life
Municipal events and neighborhood activities support community connections, while walking and outdoor time are woven into the city’s landscaped setting. Nearby San Antonio provides theaters, galleries, restaurants, trails and parks, with the Shops at La Cantera and other destinations minutes away.
Homes and neighborhoods
Shavano Park includes older custom homes on large lots as well as newer luxury neighborhoods and gated developments. Architecture, acreage, restrictions and utility arrangements vary. Large homesites, mature trees and a range of traditional and contemporary residences give Shavano Park neighborhoods a distinctive, spacious character.

Schools, healthcare and getting around
Public-school students are served by Northside Independent School District. See our education guide for regional information. I-10 and Loop 1604 connect the city with the Medical Center, downtown, the airport and major north-side employers. Hospitals, specialty practices and everyday services are close by.
Nearby communities
Nearby communities include Castle Hills, Hill Country Village and San Antonio. Explore the full Cities & Communities guide to compare more places.
Why people choose Shavano Park
People choose Shavano Park for its spacious properties, mature trees and quiet residential setting close to the heart of north San Antonio. Independent police, fire and municipal services reinforce the city’s distinct identity, while Interstate 10 and Loop 1604 put healthcare, shopping, dining and major employment centers just minutes away.
Population and demographics
- Estimated population: 3,670
- Median age: 49.9 years
- Households: 1,367
- Average household size: 2.7 people
Income and housing snapshot
- Median household income: $164,583
- Per capita income: $110,620
- Median value of owner-occupied homes: $906,900
- Median gross rent: Not available
- Owner-occupied housing rate: 96%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2020–2024 American Community Survey five-year estimates.

































