Alamo Creek Park isn't much compared to other parks in Dublin. Alamo still has amendities worth…read moregoing for: picnic tables, basketball court, grassy fields, children's playground, and the bridge that crosses over the creek. a bike path and bathroom are nearby..

This is such a cute little park. Walkable distance from my home. They have a playground for your…read morelittle ones. If you want to go or a walk there's a pathway that goes around the park Or there's this trail that you can go on that leads up to Amador Valley Street. It's a very nice nature walk, lots of trees so you'll get some shade, you'll often see turkey's walking around. One time I saw a deer which was pretty cool. The park also has a nice area with tables to reserve if you're throwing a party. It's $75 to reserve. We threw our friend a baby shower and it went quite well, except we had to take it back to our house because the bees started to attack our food. So I don't know if it was the time of year we went or they just saw food and told their friends and wanted to crash the party. The grass area is pretty big, enough to set up a net, or for your doggies to run around. They have trees there that are pretty spaced apart, enough to set up a hammock! Every time I walk around the park or coming from the other side of the trail and see kids running around with their families, people playing with their dogs, couples sitting at the benches, it just looks like a picture perfect moment, seeing people enjoy their lives instead of being on their phones all the time, it just reminds me of much simpler times. There's also restrooms which is great.

wonderful neighborhood park. This is a great addition for the neighborhood. With so many families…read morewith young children here, this park is perfect! a short walk if you live in one of the surrounding townhomes / condos. i feel very safe here. the park is always very clean. You won't find homeless people here (if there is, it's very rare -and they don't stay long)

I would give it five stars except for the fact that the bocce ball court is not well maintained and…read morethere have been some homeless guys there.

This was really nice park. I found it on a curated list of best playgrounds. I showed my son a few…read morephotos from several on the list and he picked this one for his destination playground. It has a whimsical theme with giant oversized flowers that act as shade! Plus forest inspired play structures to climb. There was also a musical instrument area for kids to explore. I loved the four person see saw which was very unique! The giant sit and spin was fun for the kids too. I loved that this park had features you don't see just an ordinary park. It made this playground more a destination playground as I mentioned. It was worth the drive. I wouldn't drive an hour away for it, but 30 minutes was worth it. It was also very quiet when we went on a Sunday. We easily got a shaded picnic table to eat our lunch we had packed and then hit the playground. The playground was very clean too. The only down side was that the exercise equipment had some broken machines which was unfortunate, but all of the playground equipment was in working order. Both my kids enjoyed the park so it's great for a wide range of ages, even toddlers.

Solid park for various ages! My three year old really enjoys going on the smaller structure for the…read moreslide and climbing fixtures but also likes experimenting on the more complex structure like the bridge. Parking is in a lot near the basketball courts and a short walk around the library. We especially like to come here for the shade!

This is a small neighborhood park , one block away from Foothill blvd . It has a big lawn and 4…read moreclay tables , a newly build children playground, lots of tall redwood trees . There is only one concrete road that goes around the park in a circle , a tiny creek that flows through and a bridge . It has been raining daily for 5 days and the lawn is super wet with poodles of water . It would be difficult to stand on the ground and take pictures without getting your shoes wet . It would look nice in a sunny day . No public restroom and other facilities.

Always a quiet and peaceful place. They've also updated the play structure which is super nice.read more

Piccadilly Square Park is a square park centered around $2M+ homes, and it's cute as hell…read more Beautifully manicured and well-maintained, it has picnic tables, BBQs, a children's play area, 2 peewee baseball fields, and 1 lovely gazebo with, I think, 2 picnic tables within. At this time of year, there's amazing colorful flowers all-around. In San Ramon, we're quite spoiled -- there's a lot of parks with Central Park being the premiere of 'em all. It's no Central, but very nice, and sweet, indeed.

Here are the reasons for why Piccadilly Square is a prime location for Pokemon Go players:…read more - It has 4 PokeStops AND a Gym. - Traveling casually (by foot) to make the loop around the park is the perfect speed to spin all the PokeStops. Note: Going by car will be too fast - you'll end up having to stop and wait a couple minutes until the stops are spinnable again. - Should you walk around the loop, not only will you be spinning FIVE PokeStops per circle, but you will also constantly be contributing to faster egg hatching! - It's a nice, lovely and safe area. It's not loud. It's family-friendly. This is hands down the greatest park in the Tri-Valley area for Pokemon Go, don't @ me.

We took our 3 year old granddaughter on a Tuesday morning. School was back in session. We had the…read morepark to ourselves. The toddler playground had one slide which was closed off. There were two infant swings. The big kid playground has 3 slides and lots to climb on. The slides seemed steep, but our gd really liked the tube slid. The structure seemed taller than most. Sadly the water feature was turned off due to water conservation. The park is adjacent to the water treatment plant. Depending on the time of day it can be odoriferious.

The park was nice but the men restroom there was no paper seat cover and a soap container…read more I'm glad I bring my own soap just in case!

Clean and simple park in the middle of a residential neighborhood in Livermore. It was easy to find…read moreshaded street parking midweek. The park is made up of lush green fields, lovely trees, and play structures for the kiddos. The swings are a plus. And I liked the freenotes harmony musical instruments near the playground. The layout and modest offerings at the park make it ideal for playing sports and picnicking in the grass or at one of several picnic tables on site. No sports facilities or equipment can be found, but there's ample room for kicking a ball around. Though the place isn't huge, there was enough space to go for a run too, with a concrete trail curving through the park. A no-frills, peaceful and inviting setting, and a nice spot to take young ones if you live nearby. No restrooms are available, but I did see a porta potty in the corner.

As the other reviewers say, there are indeed no public restrooms. However, it offers a nice grass…read morefield and a walking trail. Overall, I think it is a nice addition.

Beautiful park to visit and play pickleball at. This park has two full tennis courts and a recently…read moreconverted two tennis courts for pickleball. This park has a total of 6 Pickelball courts with a nice paddle rack system to keep everyone spots for the next open court. The courts are well kept, clean, and nets are nice and tight. The weekends have alot of people about 40 today at 9am, but rotating and open courts pop up in about 5 mins wait. Downside, no formal parking lot, which is a little difficult for residents as only street parking is available.

We go to Muirwood Park to play pickleball. It's a great place! People are very friendly and the…read morepaddle system is organized. You can show up solo and get into a fun game. It's a pretty special place! If there were lights, it would be amazing. The town should have lighted courts! If you want to learn, there are instructors who teach there or join Tri Valley Pickleball Club for a nominal fee and attend some clinics. They are well run and friendly. Overall, it's a very peaceful, pleasant park with a good size open field to play football or frisbee. Street Parking is pretty easy. I don't take my dogs to run off leash here...... it's usually pretty busy. I just go for pickleball and love the community there.