We drove 2 hours one way to visit this park! It is a fun park, with complex climbing rope structure…read moreand two tall slides. Has one of the two ziplines open (one appears broken 8/8/26 even though park just reopened). Fun playground, but doesn't really have a robust place for littles to play (tiny whale structure with a slide), and because the pump track is so close to the playground, a lot of bikes were riding fast on the sidewalk between the playground & pump track - so it felt a bit stressful with a 18m old, but my older kids loved it! Note: pump track posted rules do NOT allow e bikes / gas powered motorcycle bikes. Bicycles, skateboards & scooters allowed. Pump track has painted arrows to show which way you are supposed to go through the course. Despite this, we witnessed an accident on the course between a young 4? Year old boy and older 12? Year old boy, who was not going in the direction of traffic/cutting over through non paved areas. Witnessed another boy using a gas powered mini motorcycle on the course, while 3 year olds are simultaneously scootering - watch your kids - this can be dangerous for younger children.

This park is like a mini amusement park. We stumbled upon it on our road trip and was blown away at…read morethe playground equipment. My Kids could spend all day here, there was so much to do. They had a zip line and something called a pump track. I have never seen a pump track at a public park before was absolutely stunned at how cool it was. There is also adult workout equipment and public restrooms.

We enjoy this colorful and inclusive park in Salinas, which caters to people of all ages and has…read moresomething for everyone, including pets, children, teenagers, adults, and the elderly. It embodies everything we enjoy about living in Salinas. Notably, the arborist certified that the park has the healthiest tree in the city. Congratulations to Salinas for offering this beloved and beautiful community place!

Great location for children to play, as a child when I lived near by, we called it the Sunken Park…read more Has a slid that goes from the upper level, and ends up down at the bottom in the sand area. Nice winding sidewalks, great for skating, skate boarding.. bikes. So fun as a kid.

This is a great little park located in the middle of a wonderful housing community. Plenty of wide…read moreopen grassy areas and lots of great equipment for the kids to play on.

Awesome park! We were looking for a place for our kids to get their energy out and this place was…read moreso wonderful! They have two playgrounds for different age groups which always helps. I love that they have so much nature areas that the kids can run and climb on besides the playground. They also have a basketball court, tennis court and basebAll! Downside: bathroom is not clean but I know I shouldn't expect much from a park. Best part: little library right next to the tennis court. It also has a lot of trails! We saw 2 deers too!!! This is what happens when you come from LA! Nature is a wonderful thing!

Awesome little park! It's super clean, manicured, quiet, and well layed out. I grew up going to…read morethis park since I lived in the neighborhood and now I take my toddler there. There is a playground for 2-5 year olds right next to a playground for 5-12 year olds. Across the grass from the playgrounds, there is a baseball field, with a basketball court next to it. On the other side from the playground are some very quiet tennis courts. Plus there are bathrooms, benches, and a fairly large picnic area up above. Also, there's walking paths around it and a canyon behind it. We took my dog today and did not see any No Dog signs, except understandably, on the baseball field and in the tennis courts. You should definitely keep them on a leash though because there are squirrels and other wildlife (deer, birds) in the park. Plus the park is surrounded by streets.

Really nice park! Big soccer field, cool murals, basketball courts, well maintained. Enjoyed a nice…read morerun here while we were vacationing in Aptos and were exploring this area.

Snazzy new park for kids over 5. I've never even seen some of these playground features before,…read morelike the skate-park simulation. The basketball court is nice. There are permanent restrooms and covered picnic tables. There's a history walk around the playground perimeter and bright cultural murals. The artificial turf seems a little grimy, but otherwise it is a great urban space for kids.

Pretty cool park for such a small community. There are ample picnic tables and barbecue areas…read moreavailable by reservation. A small playground has toddler swings and big kids swings, and a playground structure for small kids with slides, climbing steps and other structures. There is a payment slot for self-pay day use fees of the playground. Along the back of the park are many old, antique, and ancient farm equipment with a few informative displays. There are bathrooms and porta-potties. Overall, it's a nice, relaxing place to have a quiet lunch or a family party.

Mountain bike jumps. Many trails across wide area. Jump lines, table-tops, whoops, etc. Good…read morerunning place too.

I was here for a dog lure coursing event and was surprised how lovely the park is. There is ample…read moreparking, lots of restrooms and pretty fields. It's a great place for a leisurely walk, family picnic, kite flying, sun bathing, etc.

Beta Park is a small park in Seaside with two sets of jungle gyms and two swingsets. One set each…read moreis for little kids (toddlers), and the other is for elementary school-aged kids. The ground cover under the playsets is wood chips (yay!); there is also a grassy area east/uphill of the woodchipped area. The play equipment was installed in 2008, and there are several park benches, too, but no picnic tables or barbecue grills. There are also no restrooms and no running water. The grassy area is on a slope, so is not useful for ball games. Due to its location, this park is always windy and a little chilly; bring hats and jackets. On the plus side, you get a nice view of the bay, and even the fog over Marina. This is a nice little neighborhood park for those who live in the neighborhood; it is NOT worth going out of your way for. Unfortunately, many of the park users are slobs: there is always litter in the wood chips, despite the presence of several garbage cans. Some of the (after hours?) users leave cigarette butts and broken glass around. There seems to be a turf war between drug dealers and local residents; last I knew, the residents were ascendant, but I almost always see someone shady walking by when I go. Sometimes, when I take my kids, we're the only ones there. Last time I went, there were a few other families, but I heard no English spoken, except that which came from my family's mouths. Of course, it would be "bigoted" of me to correlate the condition of a park with the people who use it, so I won't. So--a fine park to walk to, but not worth a drive to.

Not bad. More for the kids to play on than the other neighborhood parks I've been to in Seaside…read more Not much parking, but like the other review said, if you have to drive there, it's not worth going.