I reserved the Vince Dimaggio Building for my mom's retirement party. It is a super affordable and…read moreconvenient space for a party of 75 guests or less. It has a full kitchen, private restrooms, and a large parking lot. The space has AC/heater and windows to let the cool ocean breeze flow through. You do have to clean everything afterwards including restrooms, floor, take out trash, etc. but for under $1,000 you cannot beat that. Unfortunately, it is outdated and not renovated so it isn't modern. In fact, the floor inside the party space is pebbled rock which is not toddler friendly. The kitchen has a green bar counter but the appliances are updated. I also wish there were changing tables in the restrooms and nonbinary options. Also, though there is a ramp from parking lot to venue, it is not accessible to folks with mobility limitations as it is uphill. Otherwise, highly recommend it for a medium sized party! There is plenty of green space for kids to play outside and a playground for kids ages 5-10 about 75 yards from venue.

Not the greatest park as it had one picnic table and a Bbq pit. The playground is meant for older…read morekids, 5 and older, but I still brought my 1 year old nephew here anyway as they have those "baby" swings he can sit in by himself. The picture I posted is pretty much the entire playground. This was a close walk which is another reason why I came here. I'm sure there's better ones but this one had to do/was fine for a quick stroll.

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.

Nice park, clean and plenty of activities for children. Book van showed up while we were there too…read more State flag needs replacement though!

Love this park, great for walking, playing with the kiddos. They have bbq grills and a lot of…read moresitting areas plus a baseball park.

Nice location and safe. The park is in good condition and well kept. The variety of slides are good…read morefor all ages. Also, basketball courts, dog, park, volleyball, picnic tables, and restrooms.

Nice park, but I never use it because of the "no trespassing military only" sign. Today I'm here as…read morea guest, but I live locally and feel sad that I can never bring my son here unless as an invited guest. Minus one star for excluding the general public and the scary sign.

Excellent trails and views. An undiscovered gem. Truly unique no fee to enter, donations only if…read moreyou desire. Decent facilities are available. Plenty of spaces to park.

I visited this park a few months ago with my family. Driving here is pretty simple, with some good…read moreelevation. Be sure to bring cash though so you can pay the parking fee ($5.00). After the easy parking, get ready to enjoy the trails! The trails are not at all difficult and relatively easy-going, easy to navigate. You can start anywhere as you'll most likely be going on the main loop. Well shaded so don't need to worry much about sun block, but definitely bring 16-32 ounces of water. There are a couple spots to enjoy scenery. Very kid friendly and recommended for a half day excursion!

Cute lil dog friendly park and playground. It has a rocking seahorse that my kiddo loved. Big kid…read moreand toddler swings. There's a climbing structure and plenty of benches. They have a grill. And park looks well kept up.

The Durant-Farallones Neighborhood Association (DFNA) formed in 2005 with the aim of improving the…read morequality of life for residents by improving our parks, increasing neighborhood safety, and building a sense of community. 17 years later, Durant Park has been transformed into a thriving recreation space with new ADA playground equipment, a picnic table, pollinator gardens, trees and landscaping.

Once overlooked and neglected, this neighborhood park is now a thriving community space thanks to…read morethe dedication of local volunteers and support from the Friends of Seaside Parks (FOSPA) and the City of Seaside. Over the past few years, neighbors have brought it back to life, planting native wildflowers, creating a pollinator-friendly garden, an orchard, and an organically raised edible garden. The eucalyptus-shaded picnic area features new picnic tables and BBQ grills, making it a perfect spot for gatherings. A few benches offer stunning views of Monterey Bay, and the blooming wildflowers make the park a peaceful retreat for walking, biking, or just enjoying nature. Even more improvements are on the horizon, including refreshed walking paths and a future play area. Havana Soliz Park is a shining example of what can happen when a community comes together.

Today was is first day of rallied help for this park to be beautiful once again.read more

This park has a lot to do. They have the Dennis the Menace park for the kiddos, boating for…read moreeveryone and lot of trails to get steps in.

What a great place to practice wildlife photography…read more.. Park up near crane island, set your shutter speed to something useful and just wait and watch the world go by at a slightly slower pace !..