Cute little park in the midst of south Davis homes. It's a bit of a distance from the street,…read moredepending on which side you're coming from, so that makes me feel safer about the kids running around. Street parking only. There's very easy walking access from the surrounding neighborhoods, and I saw a few people taking a stroll and some biking. There are two separate play areas, but they're not super far apart, which makes it easier to supervise the kids. One is more geared for older kids and one for toddlers, although my toddler loved both of them. There are two big kid swings and two little kid swings (again, separate areas). There are wood chips in the play area, no sand. We saw some gardeners doing landscaping as we were there; the park definitely felt like they kept it up well. As for eating, there are two picnic tables and a drinking fountain. There are NO bathrooms. While there were lots of trees, they were not necessarily covering the play structures, just the surrounding grass. I wouldn't come on a hot, sunny afternoon!

There are so many little parks located near this area, and Walnut Park is wonderful! Located next…read moreto Peregrine (a school) it has a vast open grassy field, tennis courts, pickleball courts, and a playground. The courts are lighted so you can play at night. The courts are rather new so there are barely any cracks through them! For those that prefer to watch, there are bleachers that line the courts so you can hang out there! I saw tons of people bring their dogs with them so definitely bring your four legged friend with you to enjoy the park. There is a parking lot right by the courts that you can park at to walk around. It's also extremely close to Oakshade Town Center so you can go over there to grab a bite to eat. I haven't gone there when school is in session but on the off days, it is pretty empty and accessible :)

Cute little park with a unique playground area with lots of opportunities to climb! There's a…read morereally cool slide with wheels that will make you go down super fast and its so fast! Nice and secluded from the street as well with benches and tables for picnics or resting. Would visit again!

Fun small neighborhood park with everything a kid needs to have fun! Large play structure with tall…read moreand short slides, climbing wall, ladders, stepping pods, balance beam, monkey bars, see saw, sand pit, and swings (2 regular swings, a toddler bucket swing, and an accessible swing). One picnic table, lots of benches, and plenty of tree shade.

Cute park! Looks very new and up-to-date. I'd say it's best for kids 6 and under. The little…read moreplayground has very small slides that were perfect for my 2 year old but a little small for my 4 year old. However, the zip line and rock structures were great for my 4 year old. There is also a rope/spiderweb structure that's fun for kids to climb. There were rocks and fake logs on the ground that were easily accessible for littles. There are also swings. I love that the park is a good distance from the street in every direction. There is a large grassy area and a pathway that separates the park from the street. Several people were walking and biking on the path. There are some picnic tables underneath an overhead structure, which would provide good shade in the summer. There weren't many trees providing shade on the play area, which I could see being an issue in the summer. The big thing all parents want to know: yes, there is a bathroom!

A unique little park, it has a cool zipline apparatus that my daughter loves. There is a small…read morejungle gym for young kids (maybe ages 2-7) and a large sandbox area for digging play. There are several climbing rocks and rope obstacles, too, as well as swings. My only complaint about this clean and friendly park is that the play area has no shade. There are no shade structures or tree canopies to provide any shade at all for the kids, though there is a large seating area that is covered.

Arroyo Park is a great space in West Davis! I come here for pick up softball games. There also…read moreseems to be a league that practices here on Saturdays. It's a large space with room for 3-4 softball games to run concurrently. There are great walking paths that go past the park.

I wished I lived near this park. It is so large and has so many amenities. There is a pool with a…read morehuge spiral water slide. There are stations of exercise equipment (elliptical, stationary bicycle, and more.) There is a parking lot as well as plenty of on-street parking. There are play structures for the littles. There is lots of grass. Overall a well-rounded and welcoming park.

Gorgeous park. Easy access on 102 and 25A. Great parking!…read morePretty quiet park. There's a couple of porta potty as well. Saw beautiful swallows, geese, hawk and so much more.

If you're looking for a place, have a family picnic with large grassy areas for kids can kick a…read moresoccer ball, this is not it. But if you wanna play where you can walk around and explore wildlife this is a great place to do it. Early in the morning, when it's nice and cool, it's not unusual to see people out with binoculars. There are so many birds out here! I'm thankful that the city of Woodland finally has this open with regular hours.

Parking is street parking and when we came at 8:30am July 25, 2026 there were plenty of spaces on…read moreboth sides of the street. Bathrooms. When we were there they were open and clean and stocked with toilet paper. They were out of soap in the dispenser. They don't have doors on the stalls, but they do have partitions between the toilets. Shade structures- They have many trees and a shade structure with picnic benches under it. We also saw people who brought their own pop up tents and BBQs. Benches- They also have cement benches Paved Paths- When we were there we say lots of walkers and joggers on the foot path that goes around the park. Play ground- They have a really large play area for the kids We came early in the morning on Saturday, July 25, 2026 to assist with laying our bark around the trees and surrounding areas. The parks department delivered the bark into large piles around the park. Some of the bark was freshly chipped and still green while other bark was old, dry and molding. The fresh bark was easier to work with though heavier. The old bark was lighter, but more dusty. There was a group of 20 or 30 of us who arose early to beat the heat and to beautify the park. They probably used to have bark in these areas, but it disintegrated over time. We laid down bark around the trees 3 inches thick with a leeway of 6 inches between the trunk and the start of the bark. And for the part that butt up to the back fence we spread a layer there with a clearance so it didn't creek onto the trail. It was nice to give back to the community.

Super quaint park. Has a full size basketball quart. A play area for older children and a play…read morearea for smaller littles. There are picnic benches I believe I counted four. No grilling areas. The hardest part for a park for Littles is no public bathroom. I personally have an issue w that with a 3-5 year old. A beautiful park for sure

Love this park, it is set back almost hidden off of Lillard. My kids love it. There is lots of…read moreshade, a big grass area and structures for small kids and bigger kids. There are 2 small picnic tables, making conversation a with other parents easy to start.

We were here for a Softball Tournament, and it was a nice experience. Fields were well maintained,…read moreand I got the same feel for the rest of the park. There is a lot for kids to do, and plenty of open space to enjoy. Stop here if you can. :)

Great park! There is so much to do here, but my kids…read morefavorite is the concrete slide... It's pretty fast! We live in Sacramento, but we'll definitely be coming back!