This is a great park overall in an urban area, and the dog park is large for the big dogs and a…read moregood size for the small ones. I have a big GSD who needs to run so its great for tossing balls and him chasing them. It has benches but the big dog side doesn't have a lit if shade. The owners are very good about picking up after their dogs and the grass is kept mowed and every year its reseeded. The cons are like every dog park everywhere-- dogs that should not be in the park-- overly aggressive, not fixed, etc are occasionally brought in but in my experience thats rare.. and rude owners-- which are more prevalent, and small dog owners bringing their dogs to the big dog side..but since my dog isn't reactive I dont personally care. The little ones dont stray far from the fence or their owners, and those dogs in the little park are much more aggressive than the big dogs (and louder)..but still-- there's a big size difference so you do that at your own risk..

The large dog part has a lot of dirt. The grass isn't very good at all. Not much shade and places…read moreto sit are scarce. On particular days they are closed for "maintenance" and most of the time they aren't working. I have seen better dog parks.

Update: my dog will cannot walk and has a tear in his left thigh muscle. I've been having to spoon…read morefeed him. Truly the worst experience and now I'm terrified to not only have other dogs around him but to be around other dogs because I was attacked as well trying to get these dogs off of him. It still baffles me that not only do people just not properly have their dogs trained but as I'm fighting these dogs off my pup and I'm screaming for help tell me how is it that these four dogs owners can't seem to get their dogs back yet alone come fast enough to act on it. Then there is the lack of accountability that really gets me. I had to pay a huge vet bill because people can't seem to follow the rules, have dogs with behavior issues, and have the audacity to be insincere about the whole thing. If you love your dog, DON'T BRING THEM HERE unless of course you're prepared to fight dogs off your dog and argue with other pet owners. This is my FIRST and LAST time coming here.

Eh meh. Gravel parking area right outside the dog park areas. Dog park is separated by small dogs…read moreand large dogs each fenced off accordingly. Upon entering you can either go straight to the big dog area or to the right to enter the small dog area. Some people do however, not understand the concept of small verses big so you'll see big dogs in the small dog park dog area and vice versa. The park itself is covered in tan bark. There is no grass inside the dog park area.

Two fenced in areas, one for small and one for large dogs, make for a very safe and welcoming space.read more

Nice big space. Dogs and owners were very friendly. There's water and poop bags provided. There's…read morealso a few picnic benches. Ground is mulch/dirt instead of stinky fake grass. Would definitely come back if we're in the area. I saw one review mention a few years ago that the homeless had taken over, I did not see any.

Large area nice people well behaved Dogs. Easy to get to. I like the grass instead of the Gravel…read morefor dogs to play gravel can get very hot in the summer time.

My favorite dog park in the Antioch/Oakley/Brentwood area. Large areas for the dogs to run and…read moreplay, well-maintained, and lots of nice people and dogs. Only drawback seems to be that they close the park down during the winter months.

We like this park when it's too warm or too wet to go to Paso Nogal. I have also noticed that the…read moredogs who frequent this park are actually more friendly than some at Paso Nogal. There is always ample parking, lots of shade, and 4 benches to relax on. The only downside is no grass but our pup loves to run around here. If you are looking for exercise yourself you can walk around the path a few times while your dog plays.

This is a great smaller dog park next to Floor and Decor! All dog sizes are allowed and there are…read moreno separate small/large dog sections. I like that it is well shaded and fully covered in bark chips so it does not get muddy. There is a water fountain for humans and dogs and a poop bag dispenser.

A large,  clean dog park conveniently close to home!? Love it!…read more There's a separate area for large and small dogs, buckets with water inside and a sort-of working fountain in front. The grass is lush and well kept, and there are even trees being planted for future shade! What I love the most is how HUGE the space is for the big dogs. Just make sure to pick out a poopy bag from the front of the gate before you get in because the one inside is pretty far off. The only thing though is that it's just a damn shame there are still some nasty pet owners who don't take responsibility for their own pet and pick up after them. There was a large pile of poo laying out there for my boyfriend to step on... so be careful?

This is a newer park in Pittsburg. The facilities are really nice and well maintained. I don't…read morethink I've every seen a hobo here. This is located in a newer developed neighborhood called (you guessed it) Highlands Ranch. They have 2 play structures, a baseball field, basketball court, tennis court, volleyball area, and a soccer field. They also have a large, covered picnic area right in the center of it all. You can reserve this space from the city of Pittsburg on non-holiday weekends. The only bad thing about this park is the wind. We all know that when we are playing a sport, the wind can carry the ball in unwanted directions. That's my only reason this park didn't make the 5 stars cut.

I'm here so many times that I guess it's only right that I review it…read more This little park is a few blocks, okay a lot of blocks, from where I live, but I like going here because of how nice the neighborhood is. I've never ran into shady characters here. Those I have met have been nice and welcoming. There's two playgrounds here. One has a gate/fence surrounding it. I don't necessarily trust that one because people like to let loose their dogs into it and never pick up the poo. There's a nice little loop that people can ride their bikes/scooters/etc around or even run/jug around. I tend to go on that when I go run. There's a basketball half court that always good to use. There's not a lot of seat it here. One table. Two benches. Plenty of parking around this area. If you live in it, obviously you got your garage, but you can park on the street. THERE SHOULD BE A WATER FOUNTAIN. Like what's the deal with that? It gets hot out. Overall, this park has been useful to me and to the neighborhood. It's mostly clean. It's visitors are nice and friendly. 3.5 stars out of 5 stars (rounded up to 4 stars)

Great and clean park for the following reasons: - dog…read morewalking - playground for children - basketball courts - beautiful flower gardening

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.