One of the our best park in Lodi. Our kids liked this place . We went to there every week but we…read morealways enjoy here .

This was my first time visiting this park. As we were celebrating an adult birthday. It is located…read moreoff of a busy road within the town of Lodi money in the market as I can also see or from what I can tell there has been a lot of upgrades done to this specific park. I will say that when we pull dad to reserve our spot there are a few homeless people that called this area their home but they did not bother anyone during the duration of the park being utilized. Was definitely well visited by many families and their kids this past weekend. They do not have a common area grill so you would need to bring your own. There are public restrooms for the most part was semi-clean. Overall the appearance of the park was well-kept.

Really good park for kids. Nice area in town. Only downer is no bathroom.read more

Cute park!! Recently remodeled and there is a lot of shade compared to other parks…read more. the bathrooms are disgusting! Bring your own toilet paper because there might not be any!

Update 04-29-2012…read more Biking up Hutchins St past Legion Park, I noticed a Tennis Ball across the street from the Tennis Courts in the Park. Couldn't throw it back... because all the Tennis Players were gone. Took back the brand new Ball to Joe, my Dog.... Kept him busy for hours. Thank you... inept Tennis Players... Original Review 04-01-2008 Where to go to play Tennis in Lodi? And at night? My favorite place is at Legion Park on Hutchins street. There are four courts, AND there is also night lighting! In Lodi, there is also Kofu Park, about a mile West of Legion Park with 5 courts and a couple of tennis hitting walls and courtside bench seating... but Kofu attracts a "different" type of park goer. And Kofu is aimed more for larger group sports activities such as baseball and skateboarding. The second reason why I like this small park is that there is a small grove of tall trees at the West end of the park. The shade produced by those trees is sooooo inviting in the Summer! Just makes you want to set up a hammock and start taking a nap. Kofu Park, on the other hand, looks so HOT in the Summer... There is absolutely no trees... you can't put up trees near a baseball diamond or near a skateboarding course! I've always grown up equating a park with trees! Another reason why I dislike Kofu Park is the Lodi Municipal Garage situated right next to the park! There are City of Lodi vehicles that can include cop cars, city vehicles... essentially anything motorized that is owned by the City of Lodi, that passes right by the Tennis Courts. Sometimes the congestion is awful! Legion Park, also known as American Legion Park, also has a small playground for the little tykes in the family. Other sports activities is a basketball court (enclosed). There is also a picnic / barbecue area (3 picnic tables) for city park picnics or outside get-togethers. I understand that reservations are required, though. More family oriented that most other parks in Lodi, without the vagrancy prevalent in the more isolated parks in Lodi. Small enough that no member of your family would get lost, and more than enough type of activities to keep you busy. Note that night Tennis only until 11pm. Where to play Tennis if all the Tennis Courts in Lodi are filled? Get a list of apartment complexes that have lit courts... just act like you're a resident, and you've got it made!

McCaffery park is located in the City of Galt, California. This park is adjacent to Robert L…read more McCaffery Middle School. The children play area is quite small, only consisting of a climbing structure and swing set. The park has a few picnic tables, but no shaded structures or BBQ's. It also has a large parking lot, restroom, 3 softball diamonds and 4 Soccer field (Seasonal). With the main emphasis of this park being softball and soccer, I would consider this to be more of a sports complex rather than a park. The softball area is well maintained and offers bench seating for spectators ! I would not make a special trip to visit this park . But if you happen to be in the area, just remember there are only a few shade trees here. So make sure you bring your sun screen, an umbrella for shade and plenty of water !

Cute and very thoughtful park. It sends you to a different world. Kids love their park.read more

Cool little park. Nice play structures, well manicured and safe. Get here soon and enjoy your time!read more

Monterey Park is located in the City of Galt, California. The grass is green and the park is well…read moremaintained! There is an open space area for multi-purpose use. With a large play area and 2 play structures, there is plenty of room for children to play. The play area has swings, slides, and climbing structures. The picnic area is well shaded by a gazebo and offers picnic tables and BBQ's. This park has many special features you won't find in many other parks. Here you will find a "Full" basketball court ! Restrooms, and a large dog park. So bring the kids and pets and have a wonderful time !

it's getting old and rusty, things are broken and no lights at night not safe at all fun park for…read morethe structure but it's age is catching up but nice large field perfect for events like an easter egg hunt

Henderson Park the smallest park in the Stonelake community in the City of Elk Grove. It is part of…read morethe Cosumnes Community Service District and is only 2.2 acres in size. Named after George Henderson who reorganized and established Elk Grove's first Boy Scout Troop open to all boys in the Elk Grove Area. Prior to this, only boys belonging to a church were able to join . George Henderson was scout leader for more than 50 years and was honored with two of the most prestigious awards ( Silver Bear Award & Silver Beaver Award ). Located in the lovely subdivision of Stonelake, this park has an open play area for multi-purpose use, a play area with slides and climbing structures, picnic area with picnic tables, shaded picnic area perfect for that weekend BBQ or birthday party !

I took a tour of the Elk Grove Rose Garden, where I found myself running from a bee, but that is to…read moreBEE expected. The garden sits on a small lush, green grass Park with a gazebo, decorative fountain, chess table and a cute little sitting area. It also has several bench seats for you to relax and take time to enjoy your time. The roses were beautiful and in full bloom. I really enjoyed walking in the garden. It is nestled on a street with no parking. There is a PRIVATE parking lot across the street but your car WILL be towed if you park there, if you are not a member. I was nervous parking on the street in front of someone's home because there was not one car parked on the street, barely in the driveways. I was very uncomfortable and felt as if someone was going to call the police on me. Taking pictures was kinda hard because I did not want to capture the resident's homes. I was not sure if this was a park only for resident's walking through neighborhood or if it was a public park. Kinda of reminded of a parking a gated or senior community. It was a BEAUTIFUL park, but no one was there and it did not feel friendly or inviting, but the flowers were GORGEOUS, I did enjoy them QUICKLY, thanks to the BEE....

Rose Garden Park is a jointly owned park ( City Of Elk Grove / Cosumnes CSD.) This park is only…read more0.94 acres in size and is located in the center of Del Webb Senior Living Community in Elk Grove. Brick paved walkways, chess tables, benches, roses, roses, and more roses of different varieties. All walkways leading to an water fountain and a pavilion with lighting and seats. A social gathering place for local residence, to sit and relax, meet new neighbors or to just play a little chess and of course "Smell the Roses"