Perfect park for picnics, birthdays, and plenty of room for outdoor games. As we were leaving a…read moregroup of people set up an entire volleyball court. We throughly enjoyed the super clean and lush grassy area. It offers plenty of space for our portable disc golf set up and some soccer. The playground area is fairly large with multiple slides and bridges connecting all of the monkey bars and play areas. There are three large covered picnic table areas equipped with grills and four sets of tables each. During our visit, there was a large kids birthday party happening in one of the patios and they had plenty of space for corn hole, gifting table, and a piñata set up. Now get out and enjoy this amazing weather!

We enjoy this park. I am reluctant to review it and make it busier. The play structure is suitable…read morefor ages 5-12 and has some creative features. Not a cookie cutter structure. There is an accessible swing which is great for my friends with disabilities. The rope course is very cool and tall. The ground is spongy.

This park we really love cause of the water park , skate park, basketball court and much more …read more It's definitely showing age and is in need of repairs to the point I almost gave it 3 stars . I also wish they posted time and days the water park would be on. They used to if you looked at the city website but I can't find it now. This park has a lot to offer, it has an inclosed area for dogs to play and a big field to play soccer or tag football. The play ground needs to be updated and better thought out. Yet, still nice to have for those hot summer days .

It's great for kids playground has a nice water park . A good dog park but it's not a business…read more this park has very limited areas where you can sit and have a possible little picnic while the kids are playing at the waterpark.

First time at the Clovis location! My daughter had been wanting to go back to an indoor playground…read more It was the perfect time since we were around the area. We arrived around 11am there were 2 parties going on and thankfully wasn't busy! Compared to the RP-Fresno location this is smaller but I actually liked it more than Rp. The play area is cleaner. Upon entry we were greeted. You have to sign waivers before you can enter. They had a self-serve kiosk or a QR code you can scan. At the time we arrived the kiosk was a bit lagging so it took a few minutes for us to get our waivers signed. It's about $20 per child (1+) and 2 adult for free per child. Socks are required, you can bring your own or you can purchase there. They give you bins to place your shoes in as it's a no shoe zone once they let you in (you can where your shoes in the bathroom area). They offer lockers for free, they sell snack and drinks. There's plenty of chairs and tables. Your admission is good for the whole day, so keep your receipt if you're planning to leave and come back before they . They have a room where the kids can have a dance party, or play projected arcade games. My husband and I tagged teamed our kids and we were only there for alittle over an hour and they KO'd in the car. If you're looking for a place to get your littles energy out this place is it, guaranteed fun!

A great value for parents looking to keep their kids active and also avoid the brutal summer heat…read more It's $20 per kid and with each kid ticket purchase you're allowed two free adult entry. Plus you get all day access, so you can leave get something to eat and come back to play for free! My kids (8 and 5) love this place and can easily spend three hours here running around. They do offer snacks, ice cream, and drinks, but no full meals. You're allowed to bring water bottles, but no outside food and drink items. I'll be honest, I still bring a few small snacks items in my backpack because 90% of what they sell here, we have in our pantry at home. Looking for a place to host your birthday party? Kids Empire offers packages for up to 10 kids that includes a reserved space, decorations, and return pass to comeback at a later date. Play on!

There are two baby swings , two regular swings , one big slide with monkey bars and a swinging…read morebridge , one smaller play structure with two slides and a pretty good sized sand area in the playground. There's one picnic table , a bench and a bbq grill in the playground area. The restroom is usually clean and located near the playground. There are two picnic tables near the restroom. There's a giant canopy over the playground which is nice during hot months. There's one big group picnic area with five or six tables/benches under a cover with bbq grills. It's nicely shaded during Fresno's hot summer . This group picnic area is a first come first serve basis . No reservation required. The city does a good job keeping this park clean and well maintained. Yard crew comes to mow the lawn, pick up dead leaves and the trash. They also keep the restrooms clean. One of the swings was broken so I called the Park and Rec Dept. I wasn't expecting them to come out and fix it anytime soon because it was during the New Years holidays. Much to my surprise, the swing was fixed within a few days of the phone call I made. So I called them back to thank them and a praise of a job well done to the supervisor and she was pleased with her team. Made her and my day. Teenagers who come to play basketball here are polite and nice. People who bring dogs here are friendly as well. Parking is big and there are two lots. The sign says they close the gates at the parking lots at 10 pm. I've seen them locked sometimes but not everyday. The basketball court is nicely lit till around 10 pm.

I have brought my little here numerous times and it has always been a pleasant experience. The…read moregrass and baseball field is always kept up, which is nice for littles to run around and not get stickers or fall into a pot hole, so thats a plus. Also it has sand! That is a rarity nowadays and I love it. There are a couple different play structures so the kids are not stacked on top of each other, and the shade barriers are nice as well, especially in the summer time and the basketball court is good too. Fenced in so kids can't ruin a game or a ball can't go to the playground and hit someone, so that's actually a nice plus. All around a great place.

It's a little sketchy around this park but the gym is clean and I love the activities in the after…read moreschool program run by the parks and rec here. My daughter love to come here for both the park and activities. But there an be a few transients around so know that a head of time

This was a pretty cool park. I try and venture out with my little to go somewhere new and I ran…read moreacross this on google and decided to give it a go. It is a really cool park. It is gated which is nice considering it is next to a major street. The neighborhood is a little rough, but it seems that there are city programs here that help the local kids be creative and stay out of trouble. I liked what I saw because my little loves climbing and courses and this playground had a lot of that. When we came it was the "lawn day" so it was super dusty and loud and kind of rough to play there, but otherwise, pretty cool playground

Holmes Playground has Table Tennis (Ping Pong) in the gym on Saturdays 12:30PM-2:30PM and on…read moreWednesdays 10:30AM-12:30PM All ages, Free Entry, All skill levels Bring your own paddle. Balls provided. There are typically about 5-7 tables out. Great place to play.

I am a regular at Holmes playground but all though the park is massy it brings the community…read moretogether and with a little effort from the community and hard work from the staff we can all make it a better place. So any children can go over there and fell safe and happy there.

I grew up not far from the park, and visited The Fresno Art Museum often, nearly every weekend…read more Park has a playground, large green space for soccer & football. It has a lot of older pine trees and public restrooms. The park has a large radio tower in the middle, hence the name. The parking lot is in front of the museum on First Street. There is a corner store gas station just beyond the playground & Sam's Italian Deli is across the street.

There are NO tennis courts here!!! None! There are basketball courts, a skate park, restrooms,…read morebaseball field, and hockey rink, that's all. There's a space that looks like it's for Tennis but there's NO net. And there is a sign on the court that says: "Pétanque Courts". We came here to practice before my daughter's tennis tournament at Fresno State since it's only three minutes away. We're not from the area, and this was called Cary Park Tennis court. Do NOT come here expecting a tennis court. We had no extra time to find another place, so we just stayed here and had her warm-up as best she could. The plus side was the bathrooms were clean. We got here at 8:15 in the morning and it looked as if they'd just been cleaned. They are chained open.

I'm writing this review regarding the OUTDOOR INLINE HOCKEY RINK at Cary Park. It is located…read morealongside N. Fresno Street between E. Santa Ana Ave. and E. Gettysburg Ave. It is situated between two tennis courts (that are adjacent to one another) and a skate park. The park sign says the hockey rink is open daily from 6am-10pm, but the Parks and Recreation individual opens the gate to the rink at 8am and closes up around 9pm. It's a large rink, a bit worn out, trash in some places, can use a bit of sweeping, minor cracks that disrupt stick handing a puck at times, and there are a few slick spots from liquid spills. Other than that, it has a smooth cement floor, two large heavy duty hockey goals with netting, painted lines, player's benches, and the lower half of the boards are white painted wood and the top half is metal fencing. There are also functionally bright lights to turn on when it gets dark.