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    Lakeshore Park

    4.3 (78 reviews)

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    Joyce T.

    discovered a charming little lake nearby my neighborhood. It's surrounded by a peaceful trail, perfect for a short walk, and teeming with geese and ducks. The serene beauty of the place is captivating, though you do need to watch out for the occasional bird droppings along the way! Checkout my photos

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    Janet I.

    My daughter lives here and her backyard faces the lake. You can see all the various species of birds swimming. It's great especially when the geese land in the water. Last year I got to see baby goslings and ducks for the first time. It was truly awesome.

    Ivan B.

    This is another good park to go to at Newark. Expect many geese to come by here since it's believed that they live here. You'll see many of them and maybe rare ones that you don't see often. I really like the lake here because it looks nice. There weren't many people here since I visit here around the morning on a weekday, but expect many people to come here after work and perhaps during the weekend. It can be easily compared to Lake Elizabeth since there are geese here but it's smaller, which is why I decided to walk two laps. Many good places to take pictures of! Also, just be careful around geese poop on the trails.

    Shosh A.

    Very beautiful park at Foster city A peaceful park by the lagoon, perfect for a relaxing walk or a picnic. Plenty of green space and calm surroundings make it a great spot for families and nature lovers!

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    Annabelle R.

    Lakeshore Park has no picnic tables, no play structures, and no public restrooms on site... also, no crowds on a weekday afternoon, just the way I like it. It's gorgeous out here, with the lake glistening in the sunshine, and ducks, geese, and other birds roaming freely, seemingly carefree and unafraid of passersby. Bird poop is pretty much everywhere, but it's hardly a nuisance when captivated by the breathtaking views of nature throughout the park. This place is pretty unique, as there's a whole community of homes in the middle of the lake, only accessible by a single road/bridge which creates a beautiful archway on the water. There are even several little islands at different corners of the lake, which look like mini jungles with a variety of plants and trees forming a decorative landscape. What's more, I saw a couple good-sized trees situated in the middle of the lake, appearing almost as if they're floating on the water. The concrete trail around the lake is 1.24 miles long, with quarter mile markers painted on the ground, perfect for runners like me. There are even a few exercise stations along the path. And plenty of benches throughout the park provide the convenience for visitors to just relax and enjoy the fresh air. I also saw some kayakers paddling away on the water. There's a mini boat dock/pier along the shoreline, near the parking lot which is on Chelsea Drive. And by the way, Lakeshore Park is located in a great neighborhood. I kind of envy the residents (especially those that live ON the lake). But at least I can come back here any time I want :)

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    Hetal P.

    Found this place on Yelp few months back and visited here couple of times with friends and family. It is a beautiful community park with man-made lake in the middle. Good for walking and jogging trail around the lake. Not too busy. Today morning, I was passing by and couldn't control myself for not stopping here as it was looking so beautiful and then decided to have a good walk around the lake. One time around the lake is a little more than a mile. I really enjoyed my morning walk going around the park and also enjoyed watching different types of bird. I saw that all the DUCKS and GEESE waddle around in the water with their BABIES and they were definitely looking super cute. Before visiting this place, I don't think I knew what HERON sounded like because I have never heard so many herons making noise at once. I also saw ducks and geese walking on the road, walking on the trail, walking around me, flying to the " MINI ISLAND " in the lake. Saw so many bird nest. This is the best place to observe birds and birds photography. After spending some time there and taking beautiful pictures I realized that all birds will look at you, expects food from you and might follow you too with the assumption that you have food. So if you even take their pictures they might be thinking that you are going to give them food. Downsides are : ============= 1. There is no bathroom. 2. You need to be careful while walking as there is lots of birds around and there is a lot of poop on the sidewalk because of that so be careful where you step.  Other than that, I love coming here and will continue coming here!

    Parking, concrete walkways
    Victor G.

    the park part is along Lake Blvd., just stetches of green grass. the lake can be accessed at various points at it's edges. there's often some parking available. the lake is surronded by housing. the geese, ducks, and ??? are wild.

    Sunil R.

    This park is a hidden gem! It is nestled in a residential area and away from the madding crowd. There is a beautiful lake and loved seeing all the different types of birds around. We really enjoyed the afternoon walk going around the park and enjoyed the bird watching.

    Kay S.

    Sweet little neighborhood park, what's not to like! I discovered this park in my area one day while just driving around. I made a mental note to come back sometimes because I'm always looking for a new place to take a walk, and with everything going on in the world right now with the pandemic, it seemed like the perfect time. This lake is about a mile around and very scenic. There seems to be an island in the middle where there are houses, Lucky them! Overall the park is clean and not too crowded. There's a small parking lot and lots of places where you could also park on the street. Ducks and herons abound, There seem to be two small islands where the herons have stick their claim. I have never had so many herons making noise at once, in fact, I don't think I really knew what I heron it sounded like prior to this. There's no real place to take cover in the shed if it's kind of a hard days night to keep in mind when you decide what time to come. Overall solid experience, I will be back!

    Stefan T.

    Hidden gem to walk Fido. Peaceful neighborhood spot with friendly visitors and neighbors. Near the Ardenwood preserve. A small man made lake surrounding some beautiful homes. Attracts lots of wildlife and some enthusiastic health nuts. Its a bit more than a mile all the way around and makes for a pleasant afternoon stroll.

    Tiffany D.

    I used to walk around this lake all the time either to get exercise or when I was having a rough day and needed to clear my head. It's very close to my house and I love house it is tucked away in between the lovely houses in Newark. If you don't live in Newark or Fremont and come down Lake shore then you wouldn't even know it was there. On the nice chilly mornings or those warm afternoons/evenings is when it's best to walk around the lake, it's just so peaceful and serene and there are usually quit a few people out there walking, running or riding their bikes. I believe the whole distance around the lake is 1 mile but don't quote me on that. I really do enjoy it here. Though it is very nice there are a few cons to this lake. One would be all the ducks and geese everywhere, some of them aren't very nice (I actually got hissed at and chased by one this morning), second there is a lot of poop all on the walkway and in the grass and third would be the lack of adequate parking. Other than that the lake is really worth checking out.

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    Cute little lake tucked away in a neighborhood.

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    A hidden gem for sure. A great place for a walk or short run.

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    I love this park. I run and walk here all the time. I take my daughter here and we always have a good time. I love having a local lake!!

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    11 years ago

    It's a beautiful & uncrowded walk, shorter than going around Lake Elizabeth, but has no restrooms.

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    Ask the Community - Lakeshore Park

    Anyone know what type of geese the big white ones are?

    The big white ones are domestic geese. Ones that have a mix of colors are hybrids from African (friendliest), Chinese, & Canadian geese. White speckled ones are Snow geese. There are much less common different European varieties. There are websites… 

    Does anyone know if your allowed to fish here? IF your allowed do you know what kind of fish live their?

    I don't know how often they stock the lake, but I've seen people catch carp and catfish here. I wouldn't eat the fish though..

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    Review Highlights - Lakeshore Park

    Tucked away in a residential area, Lakeshore is a small-ish, serene, well-kept park with, as the name implies, a lake being the central point.

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    4.3(30 reviews)
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    This is a community park in Newark. It has big trees and…read morevery shady . I enjoy the morning walk with breeze and sunshine. Many people are enjoying the morning sun ( strollers , wheelchair users, summer campers , basketball players , tennis players etc ) The walking trails are very smooth and pretty landscapes to circle around the park. There are two playgrounds for toddlers and older kids . A dog parks with fence and some dogs slides for fun . A few big dogs are walking around and rest on the lawn . I am lucky enough to capture the hummingbirds and two squirrels running up the tree . There are lots of picnic tables next to BBQ grilled . They have public restrooms. Lots of free parking on the tennis court area and the park entrance area . Everything is so beautiful and I enjoy my leisure walk very much .

    Really nice park for children and dogs!…read more They have a good sized dog park with area for small dogs and big dogs. Some climbing structures for the dogs as well. Picnic tables scattered throughout the park, with lots of beautiful trees providing shade over most of the park. There are two adjacent playground areas. One side has a large caterpillar to climb on, along with a dinosaur teeter-totter and baby swings (only, no regular swings) The other side has another big playground structure, along with this rock formation that wraps around it. My kids mainly enjoyed climbing the rock formation that had little 'caves' that they played house in forever! Basketball courts, tennis courts as well. The only awful thing about this park is how absolutely vile the bathrooms smelled, like worse than most porta-potties.

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    4.3(42 reviews)
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    Irvington Community Park is a decent park with a really big grass area and plenty of open space…read more They also have a sports complex area that can be rented, and a lot of people come here for games or other activities. There's also a basketball court and a community center, which makes the park useful for different kinds of events. The playground area is decent, especially for kids. I noticed the padding looks like it was recently redone, which is nice. The play area has a little wall climber, slide, pole, and stairs. I do think the wood around the slide area could use some updating because it looks kind of old, and the slides seem extremely high, which I think should be changed or made safer. The bathrooms are currently being redone, so that's good to see. Overall, it's a decent park with good space and activities for families.

    This is a nice local park to go to. I happen to not come here for a long time even though that it's…read morevery close to where I live. The park has improved over the years since they added bleachers at the parking lot as well as renovating the playgrounds. It's not really a big park but it's convenient for those who live really close to it. They have a building called Irvington Community Center, which I think is a place for children's activities. There is another building which is small. I think it was supposed to be a library, but is recently closed. Right next to it is the ballot drop box, where I usually go to drop my ballot envelope. Nothing much changed overall but it's good to reminisce the memories I have going here when I was a kid.

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    4.7(105 reviews)
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    This is hands-down the coolest playground in the East Bay I've been to thus far. While in the area…read morefor a family BBQ, we heard about this spot from parent friends and decided it was finally time to check it out. Wow! I was honestly blown away. We brought lunch to have at the park and honestly, not much was eaten because there was just so much to do! What a toddler dreamland. There's a solitary airplane by the swings, a 'firetruck' to enter/exit, a boat to drive, slides of all kinds..a whale to climb that blows water steam out of its blowhole! I mean..the creativity! There's a quiet area that has books and chairs to read to the littles, like a "take one/leave one" small library. A section dedicated to music where littles can create sounds from a piano by using their feet to step on the keys. A bike park next-door. A pirate ship..I mean, the list goes on and on! In short, this playground is inclusive to all. The magic, wonder, uniqueness, and just imaginative play that is captured by adults and kids alike is really awesome for somewhere in the East Bay. We already can't wait to come back again. Street parking adjacent to playground can be found. This is a popular spot, so plan accordingly.

    Such a sweet playground! I enjoy all the accessibility intended to allow children of all abilities…read moreto play. The lounge chairs for parents near the more exciting features are also very cool. My son plays basketball at the nearby recreation center and we walked over to the park after his session- not realizing it was Mia's Dream Come True until halfway through play. This park is epic - from the Braille to the musical/sound features, awesome fire truck and the spouting whale! We could spend hours here (or at least an hour because Mama's got a schedule). For now we'll be back most weekends after basketball practice. I'd recommend this park to all parents of small children.

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