Pioneer Park, located in Woodland CA has some really nice play structures for both big and little…read morekids! We stopped by and brought a picnic lunch to enjoy in their large covered bench area! Restrooms could be more maintained as there were no soap or paper towels to wash and dry my toddler's hands. Happy Labor Day, have some fun with your little ones and take them to your local park! :-) *Song Credit: Building A Treehouse by As Tall As Pine (from Audiio)

We LOVE this park! It's safe, clean, and huge! There are 2 big play structures; one for older kids,…read moreone for younger kids, and one very small one that is a covered wagon with stairs and a double slide. There are swings for little kids, a swing for children with disabilities, and swings for older kids, along with a tire swing. There's a spider web climbing structure. There's no sand at this park, just wood chips. The park has a concrete sidewalk bordering it, and you will often find people walking or biking around it. There are several fitness stations to stop at for exercise, like pull-up bars and monkey bars. There's one basketball court. There's also sooooo much grass, which provides plenty of space for picnics and sports games. The ice cream truck frequently stops at the park! Parking is ample. There's a small parking lot and plenty of street parking. Two things every parent wants to know: 1) Are there bathrooms? Yes. No soap at the sinks though. 1) Is there shade? Yes. It doesn't cover everything, so sometimes the structures get hot. There are plenty of trees for picnics on the grass, and there are two large gazebos with several picnic tables underneath.

Gorgeous park. Easy access on 102 and 25A. Great parking!…read morePretty quiet park. There's a couple of porta potty as well. Saw beautiful swallows, geese, hawk and so much more.

If you're looking for a place, have a family picnic with large grassy areas for kids can kick a…read moresoccer ball, this is not it. But if you wanna play where you can walk around and explore wildlife this is a great place to do it. Early in the morning, when it's nice and cool, it's not unusual to see people out with binoculars. There are so many birds out here! I'm thankful that the city of Woodland finally has this open with regular hours.

Arroyo Park is a great space in West Davis! I come here for pick up softball games. There also…read moreseems to be a league that practices here on Saturdays. It's a large space with room for 3-4 softball games to run concurrently. There are great walking paths that go past the park.

I wished I lived near this park. It is so large and has so many amenities. There is a pool with a…read morehuge spiral water slide. There are stations of exercise equipment (elliptical, stationary bicycle, and more.) There is a parking lot as well as plenty of on-street parking. There are play structures for the littles. There is lots of grass. Overall a well-rounded and welcoming park.

Cute little park with a unique playground area with lots of opportunities to climb! There's a…read morereally cool slide with wheels that will make you go down super fast and its so fast! Nice and secluded from the street as well with benches and tables for picnics or resting. Would visit again!

Fun small neighborhood park with everything a kid needs to have fun! Large play structure with tall…read moreand short slides, climbing wall, ladders, stepping pods, balance beam, monkey bars, see saw, sand pit, and swings (2 regular swings, a toddler bucket swing, and an accessible swing). One picnic table, lots of benches, and plenty of tree shade.

Cute, small, clean neighborhood playground with green space. Has 2 toddler bucket swings, a regular…read moreswing, 2 see-saws, a medium slide, spinning structure, a balance beam, and lots and lots of climbing structures. There are 2 benches that face away from the playground towards the green space. There is a drinking fountain. Large strategically placed trees to provide afternoon shade to most of the play structures in the late afternoons and evenings.

West Manor Park is a small park in west Davis. This hidden gem is located off of Salem Ave behind a…read morefew large apartment complexes. This small but huge park is a favorite for locals and college students, due to how remote this park is. In the mornings you will find people walking their fur friends of all kinds there. During the afternoons you will see kids playing on the big play structure, swinging on the swing, going around on the merry-go-round, digging holes in the large sand box or playing baseball on the baseball diamond. There is a large grassy area with a small gravel walking track that borders the grass and during the spring/summer time there is even a volleyball net the city puts up for public use. This park also has a roller hockey ring, a basketball court, and a tennis court. On Sundays you can even join in with the Davis Bike Polo League. Regular pick up games start at 12pm and end whenever it gets dark. There are 103 trees planted all around this park, (yes I counted all of them) which makes for some great shade during the hot summer days. I would say this is one of the better parks to have a picnic or BBQ at because there are plenty of picnic tables. Nine picnic tables are out in the open covered by the trees, one picnic table is by the basketball courts and there are two that are under a wooden covering. However there are only two small BBQs and one large one all located by the large seating area. This park also has a men's and women's restroom, but be careful because there are no doors on the stalls. The park is also equipped with one recycle container, four trash cans throughout the park, two bike racks and one water fountain. There are two parking lots for this park. The main lot is located off of Salem St, and the smaller lot is located off of Portage Bay Way. There are also two walking entrances from the residential side of the park located on Cumberland Place and Brandywine Place. I do not advise to park there since it is a residential area. Come out and enjoy this beautiful park in West Davis!

As far as I can tell this park is primarily best used for drinking.. Other than that there aren't a…read moreton of redeeming qualities about this space. It's mostly just open (and yellowing) grass, with just a couple picnic tables under a few trees. They do have tennis, roller skating, etc courts, but they're pretty cracked and worn down. The baseball / kickball field only has a backstop, so actually playing the game is a do-it-yourself affair. The park is also pretty modest in size. Still, since the alcohol container ordinance apparently doesn't apply here and the park is pretty isolated, if you want to get drunk outside with your friends this is the prime place to do it! Thankfully, drunk people aren't usually too worried about the quality of a park.

We were here for a Softball Tournament, and it was a nice experience. Fields were well maintained,…read moreand I got the same feel for the rest of the park. There is a lot for kids to do, and plenty of open space to enjoy. Stop here if you can. :)

Great park! There is so much to do here, but my kids…read morefavorite is the concrete slide... It's pretty fast! We live in Sacramento, but we'll definitely be coming back!

I love going to ton this park for walks. It's a safe park with great views. I like all the greenery…read morethat has been added as well as park benches. I also want to mention that they have a public restroom that seems clean to me. If you are looking for a clean nice park with great views, definitely check the holding pond out.