Big beautiful spacious park filled with trees and squirrels! Lots of people come here to play…read morefrisbee golf, walk, jog, bike ride. This park has been cleaned up a bit but there are still lots of homeless people camped at this park...so just be alert! The whole playground has been remodeled! They replaced the tire swing with the saucer swing which is much more safer! They have the green spinning thing! Xylophone drum & music area! New jungle gym and slides! My children enjoyed playing at this park!

This is a surprisingly great park with a wide field and good walk paths. Got a small parking lot…read moreand plenty more parking on the street , too. Down the street is a mall plaza as well for goods to buy. A nice moderate-sized park that's good for various activities. No basketball courts in sight though...very bare.

It's a fairly longe trail. Set along a golf course and a creek, so you see some transients. Mostly…read morepaved trail. I personally enjoy more of the nature trails but it's nice for a good walk, jog, bike ride.Theres also a playground for the kiddos.

A lovely park with a lot to offer!…read more The Dry Creek Trail runs through many parks along the Dry Creek in Modesto. There are miles of trails, both paved and unpaved, where you can stroll, run, and bike. It is very dog friendly too! There are some very nice fenced-in tennis courts, playgrounds, and picnic tables which make for fun for the whole family. If you are into disc golf, there is a huge course throughout the park. Some of the baskets are placed right on the creek's edge, so you have to make sure you have good aim! There are some pretty bridges that overlook the creek and make for gorgeous photos when the leaves turn in fall. At the trailhead at East La Loma Park, there is a large parking lot with parking along the leading road. Even though there is plenty of light along the trail, I would avoid coming by after dark because the area can attract some homeless people. Regardless, this is a great park and community asset!

Great find and friendliest owner. Nice selection of discs and awesome information about local…read morecourses. Thank you!

The best course we have ever played! Great folks working the clubhouse and amazing people on the…read morecourse. Go play it, make plans and play all 27 holes

Solid course! Had a little bit of a hard time figuring out where to start, but another patron led…read moreus to the promised land. I can't recall how much we paid, but it was inexpensive. My buddy brought me here, as it is supposed to be one of the best courses out there. I thought it was solid, but maybe I'm just spoiled with our local SD courses. There is a little sport shop where you can pick up some necessities, which was nice. Bring cash so you can pay the parking donation. Fun times are ahead, enjoy!

Such a great area to spend the day with family playing disc golf. Well marked course and nicely…read moremaintained.

Typed in 'disc golf' into my maps and up popped up La Raza. I was dropped off by an uber, so I…read moredidn't know where hole one was. Luckily on a busy Sunday there were enough people playing that I could ask. Once getting to hole one, I saw there was no map or markers on the course. Again, luckily for the amount of people playing, I could see where the basket was. After hole one, the course was pretty easy to follow. Maps can be found on the remaining tees. It shows the distance of each basket. However there are four possibilities for each hole and not each basket is easily seen from the tee. Def good to walk the course or play with someone your first go around. Not much for OB, only a couple mandy. Not many trash cans on the 9 hole course. Lots of trees and poison oak. Good course to sharpen your skills.

After the Santa Cruz course was too busy, we drove a little extra to visit Pinto Lake, and we were…read morenot disappointed! This is an eighteen-basket course that wraps around a large area. Many of the holes have A/B/C baskets depending on your desired challenge level. The Course: Overall, the courses are pretty long. Most of the shorter holes come in at 300ft (A), but there is a long one with 500ftA/1000ftB/1200ftC. Early and late baskets are in the nice shaded woods. The middle baskets (8-12, including the 1200ft hole) are in a big open field, so you will want sun protection. The course wraps around near the lake so that you can have a great view of the water and kayakers, but not so close that there's any risk of tossing your disk into the lake. The course is well-marked with signs pointing toward the next area. Mostly well groomed, some of the field needed mowing. Be careful of stickers/burrs in tall grass. Amenities: There were bathrooms, but they were closed when we visited, likely covid-related closure. Parking lot for Pinto Lake was decently sized and no fees for parking.

The first quarter of the course is pretty technical but then opens up to just throwing bombs for…read morethe about a third of the course. The final part of the course is pretty easy and not too technical but still fun. One thing to watch out for is the poison oak, a week later and I'm just getting over it. There are a couple of holes that you'll have to search for because it's not too clear where they are at but if you have a disk golf app on your smart phone it will lead you to the next hole. Most of the course is around 300 plus feet but there are some holes that are over 500 feet or longer. All open and nothing but a strong arm. The other players on the course are friendly and will direct you in the directions you'll need to go. They'll even help find the disk if thrown into the rough. What is nice about this course is it isn't as busy as the other courses around the area.

Located inside Micke Grove Park. Nice disc golf course with abundant trees and a practice goal…read more Pond close to 16, 17 and 18. Might want to use a floating disc if your shots tend to wander. Well maintained. The course was completed in 2012 as an Eagle project by a local Scout. There is a charge for park admission but you can join the MGZS and get free admission to the park and zoo. Can be crowded on weekends but usually open during the week.

Beautiful 18 hold disc golf course with varied terrain and beautiful grounds. Takes about 2 hours…read moreto play all holes.

This park is huge, it's definitely one of the best city parks I have been too. It has everything…read moreyou could really want - Great running/biking trails -Huge ponds with tons of friendly ducks & geese you can feed (just don't feed them bread it's bad for their health & can give them angel wings.) -Music event amphitheatre -Beautiful Japanese garden -Playgrounds -Fenced dog park -Fishing ponds -Tons of trees & grassy areas -Bmx bike track This park is really scenic & is huge. We love to bring our kids here to explore, ride bikes & feed the ducks & geese (we bought a 50lb bag of cracked corn from Tractor Supply for like $18 & keep it in the back of our van.) They are super friendly & will eat out of our kids hands. We accidentally came here yesterday during the Water Lantern Festival & it was insane how many people & food trucks were there. *Tip If you plan on coming for than a few time during the year but the annual parking pass from the electronic kiosks around the park for $50 (it's good for parking at all city parks & The Fresno Zoo as well but it's only good for one cars license plate.

Such a beautiful space. There were so many people all over, taking photos for their various…read moreoccasions. You have to pay to park and enter the garden. it's worth it.Good place to picnic, chill and look at the wildlife. I'd definitely revisit. There were peacocks, birds and koi in the pond. COOL bridge to stand on for photos. Bonsai tree gard area and gazebo style area.