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.

This place is amazing. You can host any parties you want. It's the best. The grass is so pristine,…read moreit brings a smile to my face. Me and my friends go there all the time. Most parks are old and dirty, but Eagle Ridge is not. I just wanted to express my feelings in this review. I hope everyone will have a great time here.

Eagleridge Park is 5.4 acre public park located in a residential area of Antioch,CA. The park is…read moreadjacent to John Muir Elementary School at Eagleridge Dr & Greystone Drive. It has a large well-maintained turf with shade trees along the perimeter. There's a playground, picnic tables, and a restroom. The well grown shade trees are really nice, especially in the hot summer months. The large grassy areas are good for group activities and sports. With such a large area, it seems like they should have a fenced in dog park. Also, there's no basketball courts or other sports facilities. There's some at the school, but I'm not sure if those are available to the public. Overall, it's a quiet place with wide open turf and shade trees. Park along street, no off-street lot. Open dawn to dusk.

We came to this park because we wanted to go on a walk. It's towards the back almost reaching the…read morewater you have to drive a short way. There are a lot of people fishing there. There's a walking trail but it's not too long. There's a playground and open grass area. It's a nice little park to walk next to the water.

This is a beautiful space to people watch. The day we came a huge ship went past and there were…read moreguys on jets/seadoos? Doing tricks by the boat launch. People were fishing and enjoying the beautiful day. It is windy here and can get cold quickly so bring your jacket or windbreaker. There is a small fish market down the street that has delicious fresh seafood and bomb clam chowder to warm you up. We will be back with our dogs next time!

One of my favorite parks in the area. It has 2 climbing structures and a cool slide on the hillside.read more

A brand new park for the local area. It's pretty well maintained and is very family oriented. I…read morewill definitely walk my dog around the park in the future. Check it out if you're around the area!

Well maintained park that has big sports fields with a track. Exercise bars/area and a playground…read more People are friendly and I haven't seen anything shady. I enjoy walking here.

Nothing beats family fun in the sun. TBall season in full swing. I appreciate Pittsburg keeping…read morethis park clean for the youth to enjoy.

Holly Creek Park in Oakley, CA is one of the cleanest and peaceful park I've seen in the East Bay…read more It's has a nice size playground and a huge grass area, at times used for kids soccer practice. There's also a walking/running path for you, your family and pets that's about a 1/4 of a mile round. There's also room for family BBQs and small parties. Update 04/10/2023: still beautiful as it was and there has been a few changes. The ground floor for the playground has been changed to a flat, soft, bouncy floor which makes it less hazardous. And I'm happy to announce that there is now a public restroom which is lovely. Now we can enjoy the beautiful park fully. I just hope they continue to maintain a clean park. Thank you to the community park management whomever you are.

For safety reasons, I like to avoid what I call convenience playgrounds. Those are parks that…read morepeople only go to out of convenience rather than as a destination. They'll cut through the park to get to their destination or hang out only b/c it's there close to where they're going. If it was any further away or more difficult to access, they wouldn't be there. Those types of parks invite people who have no real business being at the park which can lead to safety issues. Holly Creek is not one of those parks. It's definitely a destination playground. You won't find yourself up on that hill to the base of the playground just for kicks and you certainly won't make your way up the incline or stairs to get to the actual spots like the tennis courts if you're not intending to play tennis. You're also not taking effort to go up there unless you're really intending to play with the play structures or to find the sweat spot for a picnic. I didn't confirm, but I'm pretty sure the small building I saw on the other side of the tennis courts is a bathroom. Hopefully it's only during Covid, but dog walkers seem to ignore the signs about no dogs being allowed on the baseball field. Saw at least 4. If you're intending to play ball, bring a gang or wear your uniforms so it looks obvious and maybe they'll move away. Do I deserve to be there to fly my FPV quadcopter more than the dog owners just chilling? Debatable. I didn't feel like confronting anyone and certainly didn't want my quad chewed up by a dog. Nor would I want dog owners giving me attitude b/c somehow I create an attractive nuisance for a dog that shouldn't even be there in the first place. The playground structures are on the older side, but the structures seem fun. A single designated entrance/exit which is excellent for safety. You know who's going in/out and there won't be people using it as a short cut to get through the park. Those that don't belong there most likely won't be wondering through there and it'll be obvious to everyone. Single paths aren't the safest of ways to design a park. It forces people who don't want to cross paths to have to cross paths. There should always be an alternative route. The variety of types of spaces makes this place possibly worth a second trip. Remember that hard to get to is actually a good thing as long as enough people make that trek. Population needs to be large enough where anyone willing to make the trek out to a spot isn't vulnerable by being the only ones out there. Worth checking out, but don't get too excited.

I like how there's two different playgrounds, one for bigger kids and the other smaller ones. It's…read morepretty kool to as there's a bridge that leads another park. One con is that it needs a bathroom. Every park needs a bathroom!

So thanks to the Yelp "Nearby" function, we found this park after having lunch in the area. It's a…read moregreat family park to visit! A nice, hidden gem in Brentwood. We went to the park at about 3:00 pm on a Sunday afternoon. LOCATION Sungold Park is located at the end of Sungold Court, all the way at the end of the street, on the right side. See my pics. Street parking available, though, not lots of it, but it wasn't very busy when we were there, only about two other families. THE LOWDOWN Sungold Park is well designed because of the way it's laid out, it's easy to watch your kids. There are TWO PLAYGROUNDS at this park, one for older kids and one for younger children. There are four regular swings (no baby swings) and 2 big slides, 1 toddler slide, a stand-on merry-go-round for two, rolling tic-tac-toe, and a speakerphone/old school telephone function for kids on the play structure. The ground of the structure is covered with tanbark. Nice features of the park are that the two play structures are partly COVERED WITH AN UMBRELLA. There are also four COVERED TABLES by the BBQ area. There are two checkerboard tables that seat two per table. On the opposite side, there are two more bigger tables/benches that sit six each per table. There are two BBQ grills. Several garbage cans throughout and plenty of BENCHES around the perimeter of the play structures, so you can have some refreshments and watch your kids. GOOD TO KNOW This park is LOCATED RIGHT OFF A BIKE PATH! So it would be a nice park to bike down to with the family or your friends, have a picnic on the grass or on the tables, let the kids play, and then continue on your bike adventure. There is a BIKE BRIDGE right across the park off of a bike path. Also, there is wire FENCING by the residential area, to the right of the play structures, which is a smart design feature. So you don't have to worry about your kids running into the street all of the sudden while they are playing. However, I would keep a closer eye on them if they are playing near the covered benches/tables, which is closer to the street entryway area. For dog owners, there's a pooper scooper bag dispenser. There's drinking fountain water for people and another water spout placed lower that for dogs. I RECOMMEND Have your kids bring their foot scooters or bicycles! There is a smooth sidewalk perimeter around the play structure area (see my pics), where your children can happily scooter or bike around, and they'll still be easily visible to you. RATING This is a great park for the features that I have mentioned. I've rated it a four for being thoughtful in design (fenced for safety, well structured - the kids love playing in it, for having the umbrella cover, and there are ample tables/chairs/benches. If it had a bathroom, I would have given it five stars. We will definitely come back to this park again! Check out my pics, they'll paint the picture of this park for you!

I've lived not too far from this park for years and did not even know it existed. I saw a green…read morepatch on Apple Maps not too far from me and was curious - that was my introduction to Lydia Lane Park. Naturally I had to investigate! The park is at the end of Lydia Lane (shocker); this street is about 3/4 of a mile east from Kirker Pass Road. Near the end of Lydia Lane there's a small offshoot to the left leading to a parking area and the park. I arrived mid morning on a Friday, expecting the park to be deserted, but found there was only one parking spot available. There was only one family in the park, but others were parked here to use a popular nearby trail. Lydia Lane Park is small and unassuming, but nevertheless quiet, peaceful and pretty. Many oak trees, some large, dot the park perimeter offering hot weather shade. A walking path circles the park, part paved, part level dirt. A dry creek ran past the park, no doubt lively in the rainy season. A grassy park center, and a play structure make up the balance. There are a couple picnic tables and a solitary bench; more places to sit would be useful. No bathrooms or water. The park was clean, no debris. Most of the people you see are passing through on the popular George Cardinot trail, which runs through the park. The trail leads to a small bridge which goes over the creek and to a walking path along Oakhurst Drive; the Cardinot trail entrance on the east side of the park leads to the library and downtown Clayton. While I was there, the occasional runner, walker or biker would pass through the park on the trail. Nice community neighborhood park; we can always use more of these.