This is a beautiful park in Yountville and I recommend walking through here! All the flowers smell…read moredelicious and they are in full bloom! The area itself is gorgeous!! I highly recommend taking a trip up here and strolling through the park!!

This is one of the prettiest parks & playgrounds our family has ever visited. The playground is…read morevery fun with a mini playground for younger kids, two sets of swings, lots of cool climbing & swinging structures, a cool tunnel, seesaw, and more. All of the picnic tables were great for snack or lunch and the bathrooms were impeccably clean. My husband I also thought the very sweet apology signs about the grass not looking perfect because of the drought were funny since the grass looked mostly perfect to us! And there are great coffee and food options for the whole family a short walk away. We'll definitely be back!

This is probably one of the prettiest parks I've seen and I love the artwork and all the flowers!…read moreIt smells so good here. The sculptures are very cool and innovative, and they take very good care of the landscape!!

In the center of Yountville, there's a pocket park located in between the French Laundry and…read moreBouchon. The park was named after Martha Van De Leur who served as teacher and principal at Yountville and Salvador Elementary Schools for 50 years. There's a plaque on a rock in the park describing the history of this park. It is a tranquil park with tall trees, a fountain in the middle with many pieces of art in it as it is part of the Yountville Art Walk. There are benches and two picnic tables in the park, where we've enjoyed picnic lunches and foods from the nearby bakeries in between our wine tastings. A nice park to chill, relax and enjoy the tranquility and artwork while in Yountville.

We weren't quite ready to go back to our hotel for the day so decided to enjoy the beautiful…read moreoutdoors at Moore Creek Park. It was a stunning drive to get here along Lake Hennessey. The park has a suggested donation box near the parking lot. There was a map with different trail options near it. They were open from dawn to dusk. Since we got there later, we decided to do the closest trail we found and walk up it for 20 minutes before turning around. We did a medium level vista trail that had a clear dirt path zigzagging up a mountain. It was absolutely gorgeous. While we didn't exactly make it to the main vista, we still enjoyed the stunning views of other mountains and the gorgeous wildflowers and trees. I highly recommend checking this park out.

So gorgeous in the spring. Cool in the morning and every step has a nature surprise…read more Good for biking, horseback and a swimming hole at the summit (3.1miles each way) Fantastic!

If you're in the hunt for a quaint, picturesque little neighborhood park, it's hard to beat Lyman…read morePark. Located in the heart of ridiculously cute St. Helena, this small, shaded community hangout is the perfect place to enjoy any number of leisure activities. We were in town for the day and looking for a place to eat some sandwiches we'd just purchased at a nearby deli. There weren't a lot of benches in town so we headed here. The park is overall well-maintained, with a gazebo, plenty of places to sit and a couple little monuments to view. There's plenty of shade from surrounding trees for those visiting in the peak of summer. I especially liked the little two seat tables that were perfect for lunch. I also appreciated that they had open and CLEAN, fully accessible public restrooms. This is after we were looking for a place to go in town and found everything, including even the visitor's center, closed to the public.

Lovely place, extremely clean nice park We had a nice…read morepicnic with my cousin my husband and me, a curious squirrel came to visit to

I am not a hiker at all! But went on a short hike in the early morning. Luckily the day we went, it…read morewasn't too warm. Trails are easy to follow. I did, however, have to make multiple rest stops because I was dying lol. View was gorgeous and the picture does not do justice. There were maybe 3 other small groups when we got there but we were so spread apart that we didn't run into each other. On the way back down, I had a mishap and my shoelace hoop hooked onto my other shoes hook and I took a nice fall. It was my mistake and not the trails. I didn't even try to fix my mistake because as we were nearing the parking lot, I tripped again (same reason) and I fell on the rocks right before the asphalt. We had a good laugh. The employee who was on the golf cart was on his way back and saw me on the ground. He kindly asked if I needed help but I was too busy laughing and embarrassed that I declined his help. This will definitely be a memory to remember!

What a hidden gem this place is...we stayed 2 nights. Great views. Water and electrical hook ups…read more Unique place located near downtown Napa. We are booked to come back.

Nice place to take you kids to, good skating park, nice playground, tennis courts, pickleball…read morecourts, and, of course, Napa Valley views. Clean, comfortable.

Disappointing. No real spot in shade to sit and watch the children. Bathrooms were locked. Had to…read moreleave.

We had a great time visiting the Bale Grist Mill in St. Helena. Our tour guide explained it was…read morebuilt in 1846 from the design in the 1795 book "The Young Mill-Wright & Miller's Guide." I was able to read some of the book from the Library of Congress archives and found Oliver Evans wrote the guide and patented his design in 1790, the year the patent office was formed, before patents were numbered. In 1804 they retroactively assigned him patent number (X3) three. He licensed his design to hundreds of people including George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. He became the first American to live off of intellectual property income.

Historic Grist Mill where grain is milled powered by a gigantic water wheel. From the friendly…read morereceptionist to the remarkable tour guide this is a fabulous experience. I have not been here since before the pandemic but it is always an amazing experience. Bring a picnic and sit outside at the tables or take a hike after the guided tour in Bothe-Napa Valley State Park. You will learn a lot about the history of the region. And the milling process. Modest entry fee.

Wow this park is huge! Way bigger than I expected. Several locals walk their dog here while…read moreenjoying a nice stroll. I think my favorite part about this park is the tall redwood trees and the rose garden. Such a nice touch. The playground itself is nice. There's one for toddlers and another for older kids. The one for big kids was slightly dirty and run down. It also had a lot of spider webs. I also wish the playground had an enclosed gate but there are two huge openings. There's a lot of picnic tables, bbq pits, a bathroom and trash cans around. Plenty of shade for those hot summer days and parking in the residential neighborhood as well. I think they can do a better job at keeping the area clean -- that' was my biggest ick.

Complete with a massive playground area, Fuller Park is excellent. Lots of parking, lots of shade…read moretrees, several picnic tables about. I love that the playground is surrounded by a low fence with limited access which makes it harder for little ones to wander off or for strangers to approach. I had an enjoyable visit at this block-sized park. Plenty of space to move around and not have to rub shoulders with others. Street parking is available along the perimeter. [Review 21006 overall - 523 in California - 1991 of 2023.]

Spectacular views! My favorite spot in Bodega Bay is Bodega Head to see majestic ocean views and…read morehike along the bluffs. If you're lucky, you may even catch a glimpse of migrating whales! We enjoy getting chowder and sipping it while watching the waves. It is such a tranquil sight away from the hustle and bustle of life. Today was a beautiful sunny day at Bodega Head but even if it's raining, I love coming here to enjoy the views. Come prepared for some windy conditions just in case. The parking lot will get full on the weekends, especially during spring when you have a better chance of seeing whales. Several picnic tables available with friendly seabirds checking out what you're eating. Restrooms are next to the parking lot.

Incredible views of the coastline that I enjoyed every step of the way. Would be a great place to…read moretake out of town family or friends to show off California's natural beauty and to walk your dog too to the Blind Beach side. Goat Rock side no dogs allowed because the seals always wean their pups on the beach, but the dog friendly side is so spacious and a nice long stretch of beach with iconic rock arches out in the water that you will never forget. In my opinion, one of the most beautiful places in all of California and if it is low tide, there will be many starfish visible on the rock formations on shore lower section which is normally submerged! If you get a good sunset, this place cannot be beat for photos overlooking the water with those rock formations. It could make anyone with a cell phone camera take photos that look like a professional landscape photographer took them.

For a public park this is great. I mean is it the biggest? No, but a few things make it a really…read moregreat one. 1. Parking 2. Connected by a paved walking trail/bike path 3. Next to a community garden 4. 2 public bathrooms 5. 3 play structures 6. A grassy field with soccer nets 7. Plenty of benches and picnic tables 8. Lots of shade I'm a fan and def would recommend bringing the kiddos.

Ample parking with both seating area for picnics etc. and rides for young children, including a…read moregoalie post for those wanting to play a bit of soccer. This is a pet friendly park, and many pet animals run around without leashes (and sometimes unsupervised).