I love that this park has exercise equipment, so while the kids play. Pops can get a nice little…read moreworkout going

Beautiful, lovely, large park with a walking pathway and exercise structures along the way;…read moremultiple playgrounds for different sized children, barbecue grills and picnic area, very clean; large grassy field for dogs to run and play, big enough for a football game. Very clean and feels safe.

Very nice and large park with gorgeous views of the bay, Grizzly Island, and the windmills. Lower…read morepark of park has a huge, grassy area, perfect for a full length football game, playing catch or fetch with the dogs. The upper park of the park has a playground, tennis court, and basketball half court. There are no swings at this park, and no swings at a park is a huge bummer for me and the kids! Boo!!! Love that they provide bags to cleanup after your dog, but I still encountered leftovers of someone not picking up.

Nice, safe, quiet park with play structure, large, well-maintained grassy field and…read morebaseball/softball area.

What's with the padlocked restrooms at 1:30pm on a Wednesday with families and kids playing in the…read moreplayground? How is anyone able to use the restrooms when you need to do your necessaries? Taxes are paid by citizens to keep these beautiful parks running smoothly. This includes keeping restrooms open during park hours.

lawns are very well maintained . It's just the people whom trash it makes me sick! There is a Cute…read morepond here, honestly, The children's park is super fair. It's located at the far end of park. The park could use an upgrade :( my kids didn't play here. My two year old stepped in a huge mud sink hole in a section of the park and ruined her shoes. Parking is okay. Me and my family had a picnic here on Easter and had to park on the street due to it being over crowded. Not to mention restroom were closed which was terrible for children. Overall it's a decent park for a picnic.

This rating is for the park structure area which is not close to the parking at all and no sidewalk…read moreconnected to it. You must park on the street if you want direct access to the park. DONT BRING YOUR KIDS HERE. It's dirty, full of trash, full of dead leaves. No proper sidewalk, everything is cracked. I am new to Pittsburg and yet to find a decent park for my toddlers.

"Secret gem with beautiful gardens."…read more I had no idea this park existed until recently. I had a pleasant time walking around the grounds and checking out the trees and the other plants. There's also a community garden, very close by. I had a nice chat with a gardener there. You rent out a space for a small amount per year. There doesn't appear to be many facilities. But parking is plentiful. I would've liked some brochures but I did not see any. I guess they're online only

I love this park- I spent a lot of time walking and doing yoga here during Covid. This park helped…read morekeep me sane during that period I haven't been in a while, but I wanted a nice place to walk my foster dogs. I love that it's cooler and shaded here verses going on walks at other places. I always find something new and stunning when I go. We usually go during the week and never have trouble parking

Anuta park is named for Gustave Paul Anuta (1903-1987). Born in Pound, WI he moved to California…read moreand took a job with U.S. Steel. He retired in 1966 after 37 years of service. He enjoyed fishing, farming, automobiles and community service. He and his wife Hazel had three children, Betty, Barbara and Russell. Russell was lost over Sorong, New Guinea (M.I.A.) Russells' name is included in the American Military Cemetary in the Phillipines. Anuta created what was then known as the Ambrose Memorial Park to honor the service men of World War II. Gus Anuta was my uncle. Information is from my dad's family history. Submitted by Janet Anuta Dalquist 12/10/22

Nice big park newer play structure , a couple swings, a covered area with 4 tables and benches,…read morethis area can also be rented and you get the use of an electrical outlet, other seating area around the park with a bbq grills, and a big grass area to fly a kite, football,soccer, etc, and a theres a slope on the grass area where kids love to roll down it!

Beautiful park. Great dog park. Clean and peaceful. Haven't been for a while but it has always been…read morea pleasant experience when I go.

I like that there is free parking. I came here on a Sunday, a little before 12 PM, and it was easy…read moreto find parking. This is one of the biggest outdoor public play structures in the Bay Area that I've been to so far. There are picnic tables available for rental, and it's a great place to host a kids' birthday party. There is some shade in the play structure area, but I wish there were more. There are public restrooms, but they need more frequent cleaning during the weekend. I came here on a hot Sunday, and there were a smoothie/shave ice truck and a soft serve truck parked nearby in the swim center parking lot for purchase.

A quiet serene place for retreat haven communities in Pittsburg Baypoint lets support our parks…read morelove this hidden spot best place to relax Free Free Free

Listen, I can appreciate a restored marshland as much as the next guy, but I'd be hard-pressed to…read morerecommend you move heaven and earth to come visit the 150 acres that make up this shoreline. First of all, access to the space is constrained by the mile-long loop trail you're directed to follow. It's flat, it's paved, and it's short. Let's just say your FitBit won't break a sweat unless you do laps. However, the various birds - once they get used to your recurrent and redundant appearance - will get understandably bored and fly off into the delta. The official trail provides benches but ironically doesn't get you close to the shoreline despite the name. Nevertheless, there's a rogue trail of sorts in the opposite direction from the parking lot that does get you to the river. You're likely run into some locals who have parked themselves on beer coolers to fish. Shades of "Deliverance". It's not without its charms, but there are more scenic and biodiverse marshlands to be experienced in the Bay Area. RELATED - Up for a hike? Here's a collection of trails I've walked and reviewed: http://bit.ly/2OrC8nU