The Soledad Mission is a beautiful place to stop and explore CA history. I especially enjoyed the…read moregardens and old trees. The ruins in the back were fascinating. My only suggestion is that they clean the fountain and add water plants so that the koi fish can survive. The Santa Barbara Mission did that with their koi fountain and it looks beautiful & healthy.

I really enjoyed my visit Mission Soledad. Although this mission is much smaller than many of the…read moreother missions in California, there is still plenty of beauty to see along your visit. I also wanted to mention that the two women that worked the gift shop works extremely welcoming and treated my wife and I and our son like family. The view surrounding the mission was also breathtaking hills and mountains of luscious California farmland. It definitely made me proud of being born and raised right here in the central Valley of California.

A beautiful CA national park. We did 2 short hikes in one day…read more The pinnacle rocks and the caves are SO cool! Parking was really easy for the trails we wanted to access. National Park pass is required.

As part of our quest to visit all 63 U.S. national parks, we set off on a six-week road trip. I…read morehave a personal rule: I only count a national park as "visited" if I actually spend time there, hike or walk through it, and truly experience it. On this trip, we visited 14 national parks, and Pinnacles National Park turned out to be one of the most enjoyable surprises. Pinnacles may not be as famous as Yosemite or Sequoia, but it is well worth a visit. It offers dramatic rock formations, beautiful scenery, excellent hiking, and one especially memorable feature: its talus caves. The landscape feels rugged and distinctive, with spectacular views around nearly every bend. We especially appreciated the variety of hiking options. There are trails for every ability level, including gentle paths that are accessible for visitors with mobility limitations, so many people can enjoy the park's beauty. For me, the highlight was exploring the caves. These are not traditional limestone caves but talus caves, formed when enormous boulders fell into narrow canyons and created natural tunnels. Walking through them was a real adventure. Some sections were very dark, and while a flashlight or headlamp is definitely recommended, I managed with my phone's flashlight, and a little optimism. It made the experience even more memorable. Pinnacles is also one of the best places in California to spot the magnificent California condor. We weren't lucky enough to see one soaring overhead, but knowing these endangered birds have been successfully reintroduced here adds another layer of appreciation for the park. Spring is especially beautiful, with wildflowers covering the hillsides, and the park is full of interesting rock formations, oak woodlands, chaparral, and abundant wildlife. Pinnacles National Park offers a little bit of everything: beautiful scenery, excellent hiking, unique geology, and genuine adventure. It may be one of the smaller national parks, but it delivers an impressive amount of beauty and fun in one visit. If you go, don't miss the caves, and bring a flashlight. Or, if you're like me, your phone and a sense of adventure might just do the trick.

At Oak Park In Greenfield, CA At A Car Show The Homies From Dead End Magazine Are Here As Well As…read moreSeveral Car Clubs From The Area And Beyond. Is A Really Nice Venue Free To Get In Car Show But The Park Charges A $5 Entrance Fee On Saturday And Sundays.

It's a big park has lots of trees. it has a big private parking lot. Parking is free. So that's a…read moreplus. It doesn't seem to get to full if you want to exercise or your kids want to play and run there's a lot of space! Nice park.

They have a pool!! Which is really nice in the summertime. There is a grassy well maintained park…read morebehind the pool building and across the street are two tennis courts. The do a pretty good job of maintaining their facilities. The men's locker room is the only down side I've experienced. It's ok for changing in, but I take my stuff out poolside when we swim. Oh and they are also have kiddie pool for the wee ones!

For the most part the staff is really good, but overall they are in need of a face lift, if they…read morefeel like you are disturbing them they will completely brush you off, on the weekends they think that by intimidating the kids who are out having a good time is a reason to blow there whistle, there are not many things to do in Soledad so let the kids enjoy the pool there parents pay for it with the tax increase each year the city hands out.

Pretty cool park for such a small community. There are ample picnic tables and barbecue areas…read moreavailable by reservation. A small playground has toddler swings and big kids swings, and a playground structure for small kids with slides, climbing steps and other structures. There is a payment slot for self-pay day use fees of the playground. Along the back of the park are many old, antique, and ancient farm equipment with a few informative displays. There are bathrooms and porta-potties. Overall, it's a nice, relaxing place to have a quiet lunch or a family party.

At Patriot Park In Greenfield, CA Getting Mr. Moreno His Vaccines At The Protect Your Pet Low Cost…read moreVaccination Clinic. Nobody Is Here Yet..?? Maybe Cancelled Due To Rain...?? Just Called Them And Supposedly On Their Way..!! Hopefully We Can Hurry Before It Starts To Rain Again..!!!