Great park. The view was great. Sidewalks are available along with a bike lane to travel to this…read morepark. It offers a grass field, sitting benches along with a gazebo and even a plaza. Overall, I think it is a nice park.

Very small dog park with so much room to expand. Not enough shade or benches either. Nice if you…read morewant to hike up the hill

This is a great little dog park in a central residential location. There is plenty of street…read moreparking available and the small dog area is much larger than a typical small dog area at a dog park. The park seems well maintained and there are a number of benches. They also have a nice grassy area as well as a cemented section so your dog has options depending on their preferences or the weather. There is shade and sun and the area and other patrons were welcoming and quiet. Our dog had a lovely time sniffing about and we enjoyed gazing at the beautiful spring blossoms. We will definitely return.

Okay. I admit it. We cheated. We're sorry and we don't do it again. Promise…read more We were out and about with our 3-year-old Shiba Inu. We had picked up some lunch and were looking for someplace that we could eat it. I searched for a Dog Park on my GPS and it brought me to this park. After I parked, we walked by the gate and saw that it was limited to small dogs 20lbs and under. There was no one using the park. We walked down the street where we had seen some picnic tables and had our lunch there. Our Shiba just sat there patiently waiting for us. She did score a few small pieces of oxtail and that may have helped keep her on point. While we ate, we kept an eye on the park. No one used it while we were eating. When we were done, I took a calculated risk and took her into the park. We chased around for a few minutes and then it was time to leave. One woman walked by with a small dog, and I asked her if she wanted to bring her dog into the park and we would leave. She basically laughed at me and said no. I found out later that the large dog park was across town, so we'll have to look for that one next time.

Karl Wente Park is unusual. it's basically a large grass area with children's playground on either…read moreend. there's also a small seating area. the park looks is elevated above ground level with a concrete wall along the edge. is it to kept water from entering during the rains and flooding the grass area? just street parking. very clean park, well maintained.

This park is located in a residential neighborhood and next to a school. The park only has a small…read moreplayground and an area with sand. I did notice a very good ramp so the playground and grassy area are accessible. Besides the playground there is not much at this park. However there is a very large grassy area right next to the playground. You will need to park on the street.

Beautiful park to visit and play pickleball at. This park has two full tennis courts and a recently…read moreconverted two tennis courts for pickleball. This park has a total of 6 Pickelball courts with a nice paddle rack system to keep everyone spots for the next open court. The courts are well kept, clean, and nets are nice and tight. The weekends have alot of people about 40 today at 9am, but rotating and open courts pop up in about 5 mins wait. Downside, no formal parking lot, which is a little difficult for residents as only street parking is available.

We go to Muirwood Park to play pickleball. It's a great place! People are very friendly and the…read morepaddle system is organized. You can show up solo and get into a fun game. It's a pretty special place! If there were lights, it would be amazing. The town should have lighted courts! If you want to learn, there are instructors who teach there or join Tri Valley Pickleball Club for a nominal fee and attend some clinics. They are well run and friendly. Overall, it's a very peaceful, pleasant park with a good size open field to play football or frisbee. Street Parking is pretty easy. I don't take my dogs to run off leash here...... it's usually pretty busy. I just go for pickleball and love the community there.

This was really nice park. I found it on a curated list of best playgrounds. I showed my son a few…read morephotos from several on the list and he picked this one for his destination playground. It has a whimsical theme with giant oversized flowers that act as shade! Plus forest inspired play structures to climb. There was also a musical instrument area for kids to explore. I loved the four person see saw which was very unique! The giant sit and spin was fun for the kids too. I loved that this park had features you don't see just an ordinary park. It made this playground more a destination playground as I mentioned. It was worth the drive. I wouldn't drive an hour away for it, but 30 minutes was worth it. It was also very quiet when we went on a Sunday. We easily got a shaded picnic table to eat our lunch we had packed and then hit the playground. The playground was very clean too. The only down side was that the exercise equipment had some broken machines which was unfortunate, but all of the playground equipment was in working order. Both my kids enjoyed the park so it's great for a wide range of ages, even toddlers.

Solid park for various ages! My three year old really enjoys going on the smaller structure for the…read moreslide and climbing fixtures but also likes experimenting on the more complex structure like the bridge. Parking is in a lot near the basketball courts and a short walk around the library. We especially like to come here for the shade!

Mocho Park is a park that offers sitting benches, a nice walking trail, and a grass field along…read morewith a playground. I think it is a great addition to the neighborhood overall.

Mocho Park isn't much to to look at. the children's playground and the swings are front & center…read more they are the main attractions. there's also lots of green grass, some trees, walkways and some seating. there's also a patch of yellow grass alongside Holmes where any open air activity can occur.

If this park were closer, I'd jog here all the time…read more I like flat, safe jogging paths where I don't have to worry about being run over by bicycles or bitten by ticks. Plenty of space to pass, nice paved roads, felt extremely safe, and well maintained. There's not a whole lot to see here and you have to pay for parking, though you can buy a monthly parking pass, but enjoyed this park a lot.

Sycamore Grove Park is one of those spots that just feels easy to be in. The trails are wide, open,…read moreand never feel crowded, which makes it perfect for a relaxed walk or pushing a stroller. In the spring, it really shines with green hills, wildflowers, and beautiful views of the surrounding vineyards.

Ida Holm Neighborhood Park is a fairly large park that offers a grass field along with a walking…read moretrail and a playground. Overall, I think it is a great addition to the community.

Isa Holm Park was renovated this year as part of LARPD's Playground Replacement Program. It was…read moreoriginally installed in 1999. The renovations make this park great for toddlers. I love that they included shades above the play structure. There are two toddler swings and two traditional belt swings. My toddler enjoyed the tunnel, stepping stone feature, and tan bark floor.