This is a really good sized park, It's got a water feature, a Gazebo, a duck pond, a Larger than…read moremost Playground, and a creek running right through the middle. With wide open spaces and plenty of trees it's a great place to take the kids for a picnic, either on the ground with a blanket, or on one of it's many picnic table. My only complaint right now is that the bridge seems to be out. My kids used to love going across the bridge, and sometimes feeding the ducks from it, but now it seems to be closed off. Once they fix, or replace the bridge, I'll raise my rating to five stars.

Great place to rest while having a RedBull. Quiet and serene. However, with your dogs, ensure they…read moreare leashed, the local cops do drive-by's often. So keep it clean, and keep it real. Don't wind up in trouble.

It's a cute little park nestled smack, dab in the middle of a quiet, attractive neighborhood. There…read moreis a cool place to run, exercise or sit and people watch. The park is never too packed and it's perfect to bring your family on the late afternoon for a walk. There is workout equipment to get in a little extra and just be a kid again! Come play with us!

I give this park 4 stars. It could be a 5 in the next couple of years…read more The reason why I come to this park is because it's real near my bestfriend's house. I love to take my dog for a walk around the area and they have a great open grass area for him to run free. I never come across any trouble here. Eviorment is always pleasant. Reason why I give this park 4 stars -Good playground for kids -They have a baseball field -Sand Volleyball area -Lots of open grass space -Right next the Morningside school; Basketball courts -The park is nice and clean Reason why I didn't give them 5 stars - They have lots of trees but since there not fully grown, there isn't much shade. - The bathroom are really yuckie - Need a swing seat for kids Over all, I do enjoy coming here.

What an amazing place! Not like any botanical garden I have ever been to. The workers are kind and…read morefriendly. There are flowers I have never seen before. They even allow you to try the fruit...that is unheard of. A gift from heaven. Love this place!!! (Visited on 7/2/26)

Woodlake Botanical Garden is one of the best places I've went for nature, it's a short trail and…read moreyou get to see so many stuff, from flowers, trees, fruits, vegetables and so many plants it was unbelievable, and there are so many bird species, I've seen birds that I didn't even know were in California.

This park is beautiful. I wish the parks in Bakersfield looked as good and were taken care of like…read morethis. I am not saying much, I will let yhe photos speak for themselves. Even the restroom was clean.

On a road trip and stopped here to stretch the legs and get the dogs out for a little walk. What a…read morebeautiful park! So many birds singing and the beautiful trees offering amazing shade in the heat. Clean bathrooms and fun things for kids to play with and discover here. Highly recommend this park if youre traveling through and need some fresh air and green grass to enjoy.

Legendary park, lots of great memories made at this part from playing basketball on the courts to…read morefootball games in the green grass, the sanctuary seating area makes it a well environment to relax.

I love this little neighborhood park! It is nice and open to the community. It has a basketball…read morecourt, playground, an open field, a baseball backstop, and a wide cemented path that surrounds the entire area. I love to walk the path when the weather is good. This park is very family friendly and I am delighted to live near it :-)

Absolutely stunning, amazing views, fresh air and super clean area. Lots of trash's located around…read more Peaceful. From entrance it's 45mins to get to the sequoia trees. Sundays don't require a fee. Definitely recommend. open 24/7 365 days a year.

I've always wanted to go to the Sequoia's. I didn't know what to expect but wanted to try and make…read morea loop so we drove up through Kernville. The Kern river was especially high and so were the temperatures. We ascended into the forest pretty quickly, following the river. There's a ton of camping along the river but not a lot of "forest". We stayed at the Durrwood Creek Lodge B&B for the night and got a fresh start early the next morning. About 10 miles up the road it finally started looking more "forest"like. But still a dry desert like California forest. As we continued driving we came across the 100 Giant Sequoia's park. We parked for $5 and walked amongst some ancient trees. The walk is paved and easily accessible for all. There were a lot of dead and fallen trees throughout the forest which was a bit sad and disheartening. The droughts, bark beetles, fires and wind storms really has taken a toll on this beautiful forest. I did learn that there is a difference between the National Forest and National Park. This is the National Forest. Land that has been set aside, in its natural habitat with minimal impact. There is primitive camping, hunting, and less maintained services. The Kings Canyon Sequoia National Park is more maintained with lodging, camping and visitor centers and requires an entrance fee. Both have giant Sequoia's. The road was maintained and an easy day drive. We made several stops to take photos and even came across several waterfalls right off the highway. We drove through a couple of small little towns. They're is a few restaurants, but no gas or cell service. I did enjoy seeing the giant Sequoia's. And if really like to rent a yurt up there! I look forward to getting through the National Park next.

What a great place to walk and get some fresh air. I take our dog on a leash and we enjoy walking…read moreon the path. Big playground for kids to play on and feel safe.

Cool park, popular with the locals, lots of play structures and it looks like a small splash pad…read moremaybe in warmer weather. We came here while looking for a dog park. While there we met nice people with friendly big dogs like ours who wanted to socialize. Nothing special about the dog park but there are two yards, poo bags, a dog water fountain, clean restrooms and good local crowds.

This spot is really beautiful in the summer, the prairie flowers were in bloom and the place…read morepacked. They charge 10 dollars for parking, but give one a map to go through the whole trail! The trail consisted of giant redwood trees and beautiful torn down roots! Also have a gift store so worth the try! I loved the scenery and the cool map that they gave us! My husband and I can go smoothly through the whole park. Took lots and lots of pictures and kept the map as a souvenir!

It is a paved trail, technically a hike trail but mentally and physically not. Cool little trail…read morefor city people to learn about the sequoias and history of the trees. Please stay on the trail and pick up all your trash