Clean, great walking path & beautiful! The are lots of…read moretables & beautiful trees. Very tranquil here. I highly recommend coming here. Plenty of street parking places. Have fun. Chill in nature.

Located in a quiet residential area, this park offers plenty of entertainment. We love fishing for…read morecrawdads, and the two playgrounds next to each other are great for kids. There are ample seating areas and a spacious grassy field for relaxing or playing. Plus, the concrete car ramp adds a unique touch. A wonderful spot for family fun!

This place is a gem. Really good for walking your little dogs, for hikes, playing basketball, or…read morekids playground, and has a beautiful soccer area. There are picnic tables and plenty of parking. Clean bathrooms that the city of Martinez does a good job of keeping clean. We go to this place over and over again because it's just so nice.

An underrated park with trails and playground, soccer field and of course 'hidden lakes.' Very…read morepopular park that has good vibes. Its unexpectedly good. There are so many overrated parks around - this is not one of them. I think its an underrated park in an underrated city. Martinez is one of these cities that just isn't Walnut Creek or Danville or Orinda. A more affordable city and a family friendly one. Its good to get out and take a walk. I recommend you do that once in a while and why not try a different park from what your used to every once in a while? If you have a dog they will particularly love it sniffing around someplace new. Some of the park is noticed from the main road - Morello. You might even see some people enjoying the basketball hoop from there. Just the 'curb appeal' of the park will get you interested to see more. When I got here with Sweets had in gear this launch mode I hadn't seen since he was a bit younger. His enthusiasm was intense and I was surprised since for the most part he just likes to stay at home - Netflix and chill. There really is something for the whole family to enjoy here. A very underrated park that you need to make time to see one day soon.

A very spacious park with multiple baseball fields, a kids play area, picnic areas and bbq spots…read more This park is across the street from the Martinez Regional Shoreline and close to Downtown Martinez. Decent sized parking lot, with restrooms located close to the lot. This is a good place to start your walk or run and connect to the surrounding area and Marina!!

This place was a nice place to go and walk around…read more Not too crowded and plenty of parking. Nice walking pathways. There's a pier where people go fishing. Con: strong sewer smell

Nice play structures and lots of room to play on the grass. The park is mostly shaded in the…read moremorning.

The park was very nice. Plenty of things to climb on and entertain both the 5 year old and 9 year…read moreold. Really clean restrooms are available. We would go back here for sure.

Out for our weekend walk the honey and I ambled into Hidden Valley Park after walking through…read moreHidden Lakes Park. Personally, we enjoyed this park more as it was paved and had more amenities, such as exercise equipment and children's play spaces. It could definitely use more culture and zhuzh as there were many spots where a bit of design (such as a mural) would have improved the vibe. But that being said, it wasn't too bad for a mid-sized neighborhood park. Our favorite areas were the small overlook with stone bench and the bridge that connected back to the trail towards Lakes. Sadly, like Lakes, some of the trails that lead down from the bridge were a bit washed out so we didn't get explore as much as we would have liked but all in all we much enjoyed getting some steps in and would definitely come back - but perhaps on a day where it's not raining.

A really nice and super clean park. I stumbled across this park while doing some light hiking at…read morethe adjacent Hidden Lakes Park. These two parks are often confused as one park, but they actually intercept each other. This is an excellent place to bring the kiddies as there is a pretty large play structure in tow. There's also a huge grassy field that's perfect for picnicking and other recreational activities. The walking paths are all paved and lead to other trails within nearby Hidden Lakes Park. There's tons of picnic space and each picnic area can be reserved for special events. You'll find a good amount of exercise equipment near a few of the walking paths. Parking is easy and there are clean restrooms on site. This is the perfect spot for a leisurely stroll or a light run. The large grassy field space is also very desirable for dog owners. I immediately noticed how clean this park was as soon as I arrived. They definitely do an excellent job of cleaning and maintaining this area. I'd say that this is one of the better local parks in the area.

On our tour of playgrounds we stopped here. Small and hidden. I really liked it. Playground is…read morebuilt for the bigger kids but we still had fun. There is also a half court for shooting hoops, a horseshoe area and hop scotch. Quiet park that you would never guess was up there.

Decent park. Located in a quiet residential neighborhood. They have a small field, a half…read morebasketball court, and a playground for children. There is no parking but it's the streets are always empty. Everything in this playground is brand new because it was recently remodeled. The clean and well-maintained play structures were a big hit with the kids. Dogs, on the other hand, are welcome here and may occasionally be seen roaming freely. To top it all off, dogs will relieve themselves just about anywhere. Make sure you watch where you step.

Great for the four to ten crowd. A couple different play structures and areas. For some reason…read moreyelp insists on 85 characters.

very clean and well maintained, with lots of pretty flowers that make it feel peaceful and…read morerelaxing. There is plenty of parking, which makes it easy to visit, and having a public bathroom available is very convenient. Overall it's a nice spot to walk, relax, and enjoy the outdoors.

A favorite place to go waking on a day off. Great for singles or families. Plenty of trails,…read moreplayground equipment, parking, fields, trees, fishing dock/area, educational placards, duck pond, view of the trains (Amtrak), sometimes food vendors, plenty of shade, dogs welcome in certain areas, great for bicycles, fun little bridges, and so on!

Overall a wonderful experience and walk with my mom. This…read moreplace goes for ions! We turned back before we got through all of the trails! I also found some days the later it gets, more and more people walk this trail. We seen a few family's. It unfortunately says no dogs are allowed and that's a bummer. So many bridges for pictures and so much flat land to get an easy walk on! Enjoy & thanks for reading hope this helps :)!

This has become a go-to place for us and our kids. We love walking around and enjoying the scenery…read more Stroller friendly! Great place to take a kite (we see them all the time). Love this place!

The Martinez shoreline is definitely one of the highlights of this city!!…read more Lots of trails to walk or run on, great views of the Benicia-Martinez Bridge, and just the overall serenity of this place is amazing!! There are also plenty of picnic areas along with people fishing on the dock. I did like the short bridges throughout the trails going over the water in some areas. And there was plenty of parking all throughout this area. I will definitely come back here again!!!

Now that I'm such a seasoned hiker (tongue firmly in cheek), I can say with some temerity that I…read morefound this mile-long trail a bit, shall we say, short. I don't mind short trails, but I had to fill up my daily step requirement elsewhere and headed over to Briones for that purpose. That's not to say this trail wasn't worthwhile. It most definitely was as the 13% grade wasn't insurmountable. It allowed nice views of the Carquinez Strait and Mount Diablo at the top. The circuitous trails were surrounded by various oak trees and wildflowers. I made an attempt at following the riding trail that goes through a gamey tunnel under the highway, but it made a dramatic climb which deflated my unearned self-image of a seasoned hiker. Regardless you can see why John Muir took pleasure in taking his daughters with him through these hills. Wanda was the name of his eldest daughter. The trailhead is directly to your right at the Alhambra Avenue exit off Hwy 4. RELATED - Up for a hike? Here's a collection of trails I've walked and reviewed: https://bit.ly/2OrC8nU

When the dog and I need a good hike that isn't too far from home and we can do in a reasonable…read moreamount of time, we come to Mt. Wanda. My man and I are hiking here every other weekend at least. The dog loves it. We recently did the Full Moon Hike that is put on by the Rangers. The kids tagged along. Its free and one of the few times you're allowed on the Mt. during the night. The kids had a wonderful time meandering around in the dark. It was fun to be out of our element with flashlights. The moon was beautiful. The only negative is ticks. We went hiking on Thanksgiving morning with our dog and proceeded to pull seven ticks off our dog. The most yet. Wear bug spray and make sure that your dog is properly protected. Morning, noon or night this is a great hike to take.