Fabulous dog park with large spaces for playing and running around. Nice shady trees with benches…read moreand tables in very good condition. Easy parking and access to the entry gates. Water buckets are available near the water fountain

White guy in black hoodie with 2 dogs and light gray jeep thinks he owns dog park. Left his 2 dogs…read moreunattended while he went to his car and aggressively confronted me to tell me I cant have my dog leashed in the park "because it will cause some problems" I asked him how it will cause problems and im training him so he has to be leashed. He had no answer and stormed off. My wife and I left soon after with our 2 dogs because he kept glaring at us.

Plaza Park Raceway will always been in my passion.. Raced there almost 30 years now and still go…read moreback and watch to this day. Atmosphere is always inviting and with all the hard work that Jake and Jason along with all the crew is worth the drive from San Jose.

I'm not from here, but the staff is extremely friendly. Went above and beyond what I would expect…read morefor customer service people to do.

Beautiful facility and such a fun place to take my dog. The grounds are incredibly well kept,…read moretheres a nice walking trail, fun agility obstacles, a gated area for smaller dogs, a water fountain (for people and pups), and a restroom. My dog and I love coming here. Thank you Kingsburg!

It's a great space, it's a beautiful day. I can see how the trek from the parking lot to the far…read moreside of the baseball fields can be a problem, especially on a hot day. Maybe that's why this park is so clean and void of people/dogs. There are some young shade trees and several benches (2 in the small park, 4 in the big) as well as poop scoopers and water stations. I wish it was closer and we'd be here more often. The listed address ought to be intersection of 19th and Tammy. The dog area is behind right field of the far baseball field.

My dog is small and there is a hole in the fence of the dog pack and since she is not trained she…read moregot out. I had almost lost her. I will maybe consider going back and I gotta training collar. And I mean this if any body reads this is true. If that hole is still there I will got to the city and report this and if they don't do any thing I will got to the County then if they don't do anything I will go to the state then if they don't do anything I will go to the Country I hope I don't have to.

When I pulled into the parking lot of this park I immediately knew I wouldn't like it. The…read moreplayground does not offer much at all for children and the swings are broken. You can refer to my tip below that explains why I will not bring my children back. The only great thing this park has going for itself is the water feature and that alone wouldn't get me to come back. We stayed for about 10 min until my daughter finally said mom can we go I don't like it here. It's a good thing she said that or I would have never discovered Hidden Valley Park. That is a much better playground for children.

I love this park because I can take my infant and toddler to the splash pad and get wet. My…read morehusband and I also get wet with them..it's nice to cool off in the summer!

5 Stars A Dog Lover's Dream in Fresno!…read more Between the dogs I've had over the last 10 years, this park has been a part of our weekly routine--and it's hands-down one of the best decisions I've made for my pups! The park is about 1.5 acres and separated into large and small dog areas, which makes for a safe and stress-free environment. There's a small agility course to mix things up, plenty of shade for those sunny days, and a pool with beach entry that's a MUST for cooling off in the Fresno heat! It's membership-only ($20/month, month-to-month--super easy) and totally worth it. The park is gated and locked, and members receive a key card for secure access. It's always clean, well-maintained, and never overcrowded. There are restrooms on-site too, which is a nice bonus for us humans. Dogs need to be neutered (if over 6 months), pass a quick temperament test, and be up to date on vaccinations. There's also a minimum age requirement, so definitely check their website for the full vaccine list, age rules, and how to apply. This place has brought so much joy, exercise, and social time to all of my dogs over the years. If you're a Fresno dog parent, don't wait--join today!

Well maintained gated dog park. It does require a membership and vaccination records but it wasn't…read moretoo difficult. Valley animal center Vaccine clinic is in the same parking lot so it's pretty easy to do it all on one place. Our doggie Zoey has made so many friends here and the staff is so friendly. Clean restrooms for the parents and vending machines for drinks.

Great family atmosphere with newly renovated playgrounds. Very fun and relaxing. Go check it out…read morenow.

Zumwalt Park, on the South side of E. Tulare Ave between M St. and N St, was very quiet on a Sunday…read moreafternoon in February just past noon. There was one older man sitting on a bench enjoying the moderate weather, and another young man in his twenties rode his bike through the park, stopping at a fountain to refresh himself before riding on. There is plenty of grass beneath shady trees, though this time of year it is not at its greenest. There are cement walkways through the park which benches spaced along them at intervals for relaxing and enjoying the view. There are picnic tables scattered here and there around the glass, but no BBQ grills so you'll have to bring your own if you're planning a picnic. There is an octagonal pavilion on the Southern edge of the park that looks like the perfect place for summer concerts. Upon checking the website for the Tulare Parks and Recreation Department, it appears that they do hold a number of concerts in the park there each summer and even have family movie nights during which they project movies onto a 12' x 12' screen. It sounds like good wholesome fun! There are public restrooms which are very clean and well stocked with toilet paper and soap, but the paper towel machine was empty. There is a sign on the doors stating that due to vandalism the doors to the restrooms are only unlocked between 9:00 am and 2:00 pm daily. I saw no evidence of vandalism there, so maybe that's solved their problems. There is no play equipment for children, but Zumwalt is a very restful spot for adults to hang out and enjoy our California weather and it becomes a lot more active in the summer with planned activities. Check out the planned activities at the link below for the Tulare Parks & Rec. Department. http://www.tulareparksandrec.com/community/adultservices.htm

If you are driving up to Sequoia this is a great place to stop, stretch your legs and let your pup…read morerun around. The park is well kept with fresh water, lights, toys and bags available.Friendly dogs and wonderful people. Come play with us!

Pleasantly surprised to find this by way of our dog sitter. A 10-15 min drive from Visalia, nice if…read moreyou need a change of scenery from Plaza Park. Separate spaces for big dogs and tiny dogs. Grassy center surrounded by wood chips and shade trees. A little on the small side if you have dogs that can run for miles. Clean and cute. Water available. Could easily get crowded at busy times. Maybe someday they'll expand to include the empty lot nextdoor...

Love this park because of all there is to do. Can bring the kids to play on the playground or play…read moresome soccer or baseball. Bring some picnic food and a blanket and enjoy it here. Only nevative part right now is that theres not a lot of shade so its hot but other thank that its a pretty cool place to come and enjoy the day.

Good luck finding this place. No signs no nothing to make it clear that you've found it.read more

Dog park for all dogs regardless of size but thankfully we got to enjoy it today with all dogs his…read moresize. Well kept up just wish there was more parking.

I wasnt very impressed. First of all there is very limited parking on a busy street. Luckily my…read moredog is not one to just hop out of the car but I could see it being stressful if he was. The water access is lacking... There is one half broken drinking fountain which made it difficult to fill my dogs bowl. No faucet to even rinse off your hands. Maybe that's why there's dog poop everywhere. It is a little gross if you can't even rinse your hands after picking up after your dog. There are some nice trees and the grass is in pretty good shape. There were no other dogs both times we went once mid day and once early in the morning before work, so I can't comment on the vibe. If you bright your own water, hand sanitizer and your dog just wants some room to run and play without a lot of other dogs around I could see it being alright.