This park has a large enclosed play area for your large dog and a separate small dog section next…read moreto it. Both allow room for some good running around. The grass is well cared for by the park. Although the squirrels have created some big holes. Watch yourself, you can break an ankle!! I noticed more benches have been added. I noticed some people did not clean up after their pet. That was disappointing.

Great park for a stroll and to keep the kids occupied with the playground. It's conveniently…read morelocated near town and plenty of parking. Don't forget to walk past all the cute ducks!

Love this park. It's close to home and you can do so many activities here. You can camp, fish,…read morehike, bbq and two playgrounds for the kidos.

We went on a Sunday afternoon bike ride. It was very windy, but we didnt mind. We started on the…read moreBull Cyn rd side. The road was flat with gravel, very peaceful and I loved the views. On one side civilization and the other mother nature. We saw some people camping in the center of what would be a river (to wild for me). It took us like 20 mnts to get at the end of o e side of the trail( down to the under bridge101). The workout part was the comeback, oh boy! I almost quit, the wind was facing us plus the trail went up hill( I thought it was flat), not to much but still. We made a few stops to rest, so i couldn't tell you the time it took us on the way back. I was too busy focusing on my goal of getting back to our vehicle!! Lol 1st place: My 7yr old girl 2nd place: My Husband & my 1.5yr old girl(in trailer) 3rd place: Meee!  Yes we made it!!

This is my favorite place to get away and jog. The view amazing 6 mile stretch. Great place to get…read moreyour cardio done

La Purísima Mission State Historic Park in Lompoc is one of the most fascinating and immersive…read moredestinations you can visit. It is the most fully restored of all 21 California missions. Established as the 11th mission in the chain, it is by far one of my top favorites, probably second to Santa Barbara, really! It's absolutely beautiful, as you will soon read. It was actually destroyed by an earthquake in 1812 and was rebuilt at its current location. Today, you can explore over 20 reconstructed buildings, including the church, workshops, living quarters, and blacksmith shop, that reflect the daily life of both the people who lived and worked here. The park is open almost every day from 9 AM to 5 PM, and it's perfect for both self-guided and docent-led tours. The Visitor Center is open Tuesday through Sunday from 10 AM to 4 PM and provides helpful information and exhibits to get you started. I highly recommend a docent-led tour, the docents are so incredibly knowledgeable, and there's so much to learn about this historic site. On Demonstration Days, which take place several times a year, the mission hosts hands-on living history events, including blacksmithing, weaving, and candle-making. I look forward to visiting during Demonstration Days. I seriously can't wait to get back here. The grounds are large, rural, and so peaceful. There's a nearly three-mile trail loop. Parking is $6 per vehicle and $5 for seniors. I saw several dogs, but it does get very hot, and they are only allowed on the designated trails, not in the buildings, for obvious reasons. There are tons of animals, too. There were horses, steers, chickens, and more. Do not miss La Tienda, the mission's gift shop, where you can pick up local crafts, mission-themed books, and souvenirs. The local crafts are beautiful. I highly recommend this site for a half- or full-day visit! Make sure to set aside enough time for this beautiful gem. The drive alone is so beautiful and serene.

I came to this park to do some hiking and there are many trails. I would be careful because I am…read morepretty sure I heard rattle snacks in the distance though the trail path is very large you probably won't find any unless you go off the path. I recommend checking out the visitor center before doing the trails because you can get good information as well as all the different trails in the given map. Parking - I paid $6 to park on their private lot. The money goes to help them maintain the state park but if you don't want to pay I saw many people parking right outside on the street across and walking down.

Nice park for picnicking. Water fountain, trash cans, picnic tables, benches. Grassy area with…read moretrees. No bathroom facilities though

Lavinia Campbell Park is named after Lavinia Campbell who purchased this property in 1947…read more In 2003, the nonprofit organization, Preservation of Los Olivos (POLO) purchased the property from Lavinia so that it could always be used as a park. I had really bad AT&T cell phone coverage in most of the adorable little town of Los Olivos, but I was able to get a little cell phone reception in this park. It is a great little park to escape the heat of a summer day, walk your dog or enjoy a nice picnic in the midst of numerous wine tasting rooms. It is located on the southwest corner of Grand Avenue and Alamo Pintado Avenue.

Stumbled upon this play structure andarge grassy field while with our toddlers. We decided to check…read moreit out. We noticed there were a high school looking couple of teens being shady on the play stricture so we hesitated to walk over but luckily they quickly took their PDA somewhere else. My kids enjoyed the playground. There was nobody else there on a chilly winter afternoon so hard to say whether this playground gets crowded. All in all, not a terrible place to take the kids but I wouldn't drive out of my way either.

Located adjacent to Liberty Elementary School, this seven-acre park has a large playground, an…read moreabundant open space perfect for a game of soccer, flag football, flying a kite, and much more. Very nice and easy to find. There is a restroom and there are some barbecue picnic areas available on-site.

I frequent this park every day with my dog Maverick! It's a very nice, peaceful place to walk your…read moreanimal or just take in the beautiful day in Los Alamos!

This is a lovely small park in the heart of Los Alamos, California. Nice trees, well manicured…read more Just wish it had a public bathroom.

Lompoc Ryan Park Fourth of July celebration…read more Love how family oriented this event is with live music, food trucks , and activities for kids

Local park with picnic tables and jungle gyms. Came here for a quick walk. It's clean and quiet…read morewith some children playing. Nice, peaceful day on a weekday afternoon. This park hosts the Lompoc Flower Festival with local artists, vendors,and a carnival. There is a stage for musicians. Located on the Southwest side of town.