Hosted a mommy meetup here and it was absolutely perfect. Very spacious, lots of parking and a view…read morethat takes your breath away. There is a space/small trail to walk or run around. There are turtles, ducks, birds and amazing water fountains!! Highly recommend for anyone looking to get outdoors.

A plethora of beautiful shades and types of roses to be found, including intrigue floribunda…read more(strong fragrance), burgandy iceberg floribunda, doris day floribunda, honor hybrid tea (moderate fragrance), love & peace hybrid tea, melody parfumee grandiflora (fragrant), and one of my faves, coretta scott king grandiflora. Explored the various plaques with inspiring quotes written by students young and old, displayed throughout the garden Also, an abundance of grass for us to lay out our mat under the shade of trees, a lovely dolphin statue (Ocean Ballet by Lyle Johnson), a lake featuring several fountains gushing streams of water into the air, a scenic bridge arching over the lake, and lots of adorable geese roaming around. A serene environment and plenty of scenery in the park to make our recent visit worthwhile.

VOLUNTEER REVIEW: Fertile Ground Works is a non-profit who depend on volunteers to provide…read moregardening help so that harvested produce can be given to local community kitchens and food pantries. A team of 8 of us from work came out one Tuesday morning to offer our help. Lori and Brenda greeted us and gave us instructions for each task. First we harvested veggies, which were separated into yellow bins ready for distribution to food pantries. When we were done with harvesting, we weeded a plant bed, then turned over the soil and added fertilizer. The bed is now ready for planting. It was hard work, but very rewarding. Lori and Brenda weren't just instructors, they were hands on too. Overall, a great experience for a very worthy cause.

I heard about this nonprofit in social media. You can come here and get a few bags of free compost…read more The garden is part of a charitable and educational nonprofit in Livermore, California in land, owned by the Asbury United Methodist Church. They grow vegetables that they provide to local community kitchen and pantries and operate programs to feed the hungry in the tri-valley region. To get your free compost drive all the way to the back and you will see the piles of compost. Bring your own reusable bags or containers such as pots. Then you should first register using your phone, go to the sign, and then scan the QR code. Afterwords fill out the survey. This information helps them to track usage and helps them to understand usage and their value to the communities. I also heard that sometimes during the year they sell different plants. It's important that you only come during the posted hours when they are open. Check their website!

This is my dogs' favorite dog park!…read more It's a spacious area, more grass than dirt (sometimes gets muddy in the corner by the street), some shaded areas, lots of trees, and bigger dogs are not separated from smaller dogs because it is just one area. There are also a couple of dog exercise course scattered across the dog park. Recently, new benches were added as well as a sidewalk to make it more easily accessible. The dog fountain doesn't always work, but there are regular fountains at the bathroom if you have a container. I would bring one just in case. The dog park is just a small section of the whole park so you can also take your dogs out in the open field.

I took my doggo here while visiting family in Fresno. It's a smaller park but gets the job done…read more Has lots of grass. Bring your own water as the water fountain doesn't work. They have a small agility course and a large tree for shade. Of course my dog went straight for the large muddy puddle. Wishing that wasn't there. But other than that my dog had a great time! There was only one other dog there on a weekday around 3-4 pm. Then some more small dogs came right when we're leaving. The dog park is kind of hidden in the corner by the big playing fields.

They are many fun things to do in this park:…read more Bike Trails Basketball court Skate park Playground Dog walk Picnic tables Baseball field Also there's plenty of parking and clean public bathrooms.

My purpose of originally going to this specific park was for the basketball hoops . Upon reading…read morethe reviews/comments I found that they had a good walking path . This was in fact what I ended up going to the park for ! The walking path is perfect for walking/running . I highly recommend this park for all ages. It was a great place

Such a FUN place!! It was a good find and affordable tickets. Veterans and kids less than 3 y/o get…read morein free (Yayy). The only ticket we paid for was my husband's and that was only $8! My son loved it. He ran everywhere, fed the fish, dug for bones, so many things! Ms. Natalie did the group play when we were there, she is so sweet and professional. We will definitely keep Fresno discovery in our family's activity rotation. Thank you

We met family from Sacramento here today, we're from Bakersfield. We have never been here before…read more It was a great deal at $3/person, since it's the 1st sat of the month. We spent about 3 or so hours playing & exploring. It's really meant for younger ages,probably up until about 10-11. My son is going to be 11 next week & loved it because he loves dinosaurs, digging & science. Not sure i would go out of my way to go back, only because we don't live locally but if we lived in fresno I would consider getting a membership. They have a lot of great programs throughout the week which would be great for school field trips or homeschooling co-ops.

We accidentally went to this park - in search of the other Rotary park in Sonora. I am so glad that…read morewe did. Sunrise Rotary Dog Park is quite lovely. There are dividers for the dog park - so if you have a small dog or bigger dog - you can pick which side you think would be best. The park also features a rock climbing area for kids and a community garden.  You must have a dog to access the dog run area, but there were some comfortable benches outside of the fenced in areas, that offered beautiful views of the landscape if you wanted to just enjoy the nearby scenery. There are also shaded picnic benches nearby - if you plan on enjoying a mellow afternoon here. I talked with some of the dog owners during my brief time at this dog park - and everyone seemed very friendly. If you have a dog and are looking to meet fellow dog owners - I highly suggest you checking out this peaceful dog park. If are you are looking to test out your green thumb - you can also apply to be part of the Sonora Rotary community garden here - http://nebula.wsimg.com/244db779a6a0f5fbedbb56c7570ecdb1?AccessKeyId=CEDA253B1864EADD0AB2&disposition=0&alloworigin=1 . Trust.

Nice park BUT folks need to pick up after their dogs. SO much poop everywhere. There are bags and…read moretrash cans therefore no excuse for that. The area is on a hill and all dirt. If you have mobility issues this is not the park for you.

I have started lap swimming on the advice of my physical therapist and doctor. The ticket window…read moretaker is friendly and helpful. The locker rooms (mens) is clean and the showers are hot. There is a spinner to dry your suit. The pool itself is 25 yards wide and has 12 lanes. There are four shallow lanes for people who are doing wading work. There is an advanced class that takes up four lanes at noon so it can get crowded for everyone else at that time. Water aerobics are in the early morning and other lanes can get crowded at that time as well. But the lanes are wide so doubling is not usually a problem.

This review is for the aquatic park section of the Community Center. It's inexpensive to go in;…read morethey have a snack bar (also well priced); and the pools are clean and feel very new. There are nice shaded bleacher areas, swim lanes, a kid's pool with a water slide, a deeper pool (with an obstacle course), and plenty of lifeguards on duty. We had a really great time and plan to visit again next summer.