This place is safe and pretty clean. It's pretty large! They have a kids playground, basketball…read morecourts, baseball fields and many barbecues with tables. It's very green and nice! There's bathrooms too. Also, tons of birds! They are everywhere! Just enjoying the area. You could hear birds chirping. It made it more serene with that and the greenery! Would be good for a BBQ with friends on a sunny day! =) There's few people walking around...enjoying too. Recommended!

The park is very clean and well maintained, the locals are very nice as so are the ducks and geese…read more Had fun over there during Easter weekend.

This is another nice little park in Kerman--it's great such a small town has a bunch of…read moremini-parks--which is likely much appreciated for the families around the area. This park is often pretty packed with people playing futbol (it's the home of the Kerman Youth Soccer League), meeting up, and kids playing. I've seen people playing with their dogs here too but I'm not sure that is allowed. The park is about 18 acres and has bathrooms, a covered area, parking, and other amenities for having a gathering.

I've taken the kids here a few times in the past 2 weeks since it's on the way to the library. I…read morecalled it my secret park and even though it doesn't have any swings the kids loved the idea of it being a secret park. It's in a residential area near the train tracks. Seems like it's usually pretty calm and there wasn't many people when we came. There is a bathroom but it has no doors on the stalls and it looks like they hose it down in the morning. So make sure you all use the bathroom before you leave the house. Bring a basketball too because there are courts to play. There is also a tennis court and plenty of room to kick a soccer ball or play catch. The play structure has a lot of monkey bars so it's good for climbing and swinging. There is a big slide and the floor has wood chips for a mostly safe but for sure scratchy landing. It's fun for the kids to get to see the train pass but it's super loud so the babies may not like it.

Small park in a residential area and across from the train tracks. I feel like it's gotten…read moresketchier. Over the years there have been shootings and other crimes so just be alert and aware of your surroundings as with most places. There's tennis and basketball courts, a baseball field, fenced in kids playground equipment, some tables and benches and at least one barbecue (nothing shaded) and restrooms nearby. The park itself isn't anything special and it can get fairly dirty from people's trash. Even though it's riddled with duck poop everywhere, I would recommend going to Oso de Oro over this place. At least if you have smaller kids who like play equipment and you want shaded outdoor seating. Sometimes I like to walk here and let's just say that I've seen some things. A lot of people for some reason like to drive up, park and sit in their cars for some odd reason which makes me suspicious. I only come here in the daytime. Sometimes people will get out and smoke which seemed a little odd to me that they'd come to this park to just stand around and smoke for a few minutes. One time I walked here after Pokemon GO had just been released because there's a Pokespot and I saw a couple of cars parked in the area. I got excited thinking maybe they were playing Pokemon GO, but as I got closer I smelled the weed and figured out what they were really doing. lol Today the park was empty because it was 106° but I did see another guy pull up, park in the shade, roll his window down and sit in his car for like 20 minutes. Not sure if he was playing PokemoN GO or not since I didn't feel comfortable approaching. An ice cream van came by and entered the parking lot at a snails pace. He stopped and parked for several minutes in front of the other car. It was quite creepy since there were only 3 people in the park including me. I just like to stay alert. I did see a bunny in the playground area, but it ran away.

This is my dogs' favorite dog park!…read more It's a spacious area, more grass than dirt (sometimes gets muddy in the corner by the street), some shaded areas, lots of trees, and bigger dogs are not separated from smaller dogs because it is just one area. There are also a couple of dog exercise course scattered across the dog park. Recently, new benches were added as well as a sidewalk to make it more easily accessible. The dog fountain doesn't always work, but there are regular fountains at the bathroom if you have a container. I would bring one just in case. The dog park is just a small section of the whole park so you can also take your dogs out in the open field.

I took my doggo here while visiting family in Fresno. It's a smaller park but gets the job done…read more Has lots of grass. Bring your own water as the water fountain doesn't work. They have a small agility course and a large tree for shade. Of course my dog went straight for the large muddy puddle. Wishing that wasn't there. But other than that my dog had a great time! There was only one other dog there on a weekday around 3-4 pm. Then some more small dogs came right when we're leaving. The dog park is kind of hidden in the corner by the big playing fields.

This is a small but well-kept park on the corner of Kearney and Siskiyou in Kerman. It's about 2…read moreacres and is very family friendly. The park sees a lot of action in the morning and at dusk. There's a playground for the kiddos, a gazebo, and some benches. It's next to the fire station so you can feel safe!

Really nice brand new public park in the Tower District! They have a lot of play equipment,…read moreincluding a play structure, swings, and musical toys too. There's a small stage where I guess they have community performances? There's also some picnic tables with chess boards on them. It's close to Olive, so you can grab a coffee there and then walk over. All in all, a great addition to the Tower District!

Frank H. Ball is an old city park in the heart of west Fresno. Many of Fresno's famous athletes…read moregrew up, playing here, in this very old neighborhood. Not only are there playgrounds and ball courts and diamonds, but there is a large gymnasium, one of the few at Fresno parks. The park has a wading pool and swimming pool which are open in the summer months for the neighborhood. This is a place where people walk from their homes. There is only street parking. The playground has a climbing wall. The picnic tables are shaded under a pavilion. Because the park is so old, the trees are large and provide shade. The city takes very good care of this park, treating it like the historical treasure it is.

This rest stop is so stinkin cool!! The sign in the middle helps you figure out the next trails you…read moreshould take and was super helpful on a long bike ride! With a water station, porta-potty, benches, and plenty of shade, I recommend stopping by!!

Where : this place is tricky to find but it's behind the Clovis fire department Station 3 at the…read morecorner of Minewawa and Villa but, Villa ( if you are going from south ) it turns to Minewawa so instead of keep going , if you see the fire department, turn right immediately and the parking lot will be on your right. It's easy to miss since it's a very small parking lot ( enough for 5 - 6 cars). There's a potter potty there and a picnic table and some signage. You can park your car here and take the Dry Creek Trail to Cottonwood Park which is only 1/2 mile , or go a little further and hit Dry Creek Park and the Clovis Botanical Garden or , all the way to the other trailhead which is the metal horse statue (Sunnyside and Shepherd). There are mile markers along the trail so you know how far you walked from the trailhead. Nicely paved trail good for strollers too. Good walking and running trail.