The park was closed for renovations when I took my photos, but it's a great park for children under…read more6 years old. No bathrooms.

Lots of green grass and wide open field! Has a playground and other play areas. Palm tree along the…read moreperimeter of park gives an island feel.

This plaza is in memory of Henry Miller, who is known as California's cattle king, and the Founding…read moreFather of Los Banos. It's a belt shape park located across the street from the hotel. When I visited, the center fountain is currently under maintenance, I have no idea how long it's been like that there is no water.

Nice new equipment for kids, but the park was pretty dirty when we visited. There are no bathrooms…read moreor basketball courts.

Cute park for kids 5 to 12 years old. Has a dedicated parking lot, but one of the two slides were…read moreout of order. Not sure if there were bathrooms open to the public.

Nice park. It's crowded on Saturdays for kid's soccer games so there was only street parking…read moreavailable.

This place is good, but it is too small so its easily overcrowded, especially in baseball season…read more They need a little more variety for sure. However, the locals are super cool and humble skaters. These guys pull off some phat tricks and compliment the simplest things others do genuinely.

Little storytelling, when I was 8 years old there were these classrooms near the skate park, there…read morenot there anymore I believe they were demolished. I'll give a picture on how they looked but off topic. My brother and I were 8 years old and we went to explore those weird classrooms till the door swung right open and we heard a loud scream, my brother and I then started running but after that I never went near those classrooms again. I wonder what those classrooms were, but thought it would be a funny story to tell.

The Waterfowl Management Area located at 18110 Henry Miller Avenue, on the left, one can't miss it,…read morealthough it's blessedly unlikely that anyone will be in office to greet you, though there are portable restroom accommodations, is in my opinion, the rarest and most precious part of the wildlife refuge complex, one of the nation's true, understated, and relatively unknown treasures. Los Banos, advertises itself as "the crossroads of California". Exactly what is crossing there and from where I have yet to figure out. To my eye, it's a generally hotter than blazes agricultural area far, far to the east of Monterrey, far, far to the north of Fresno, and far enough from the Sierras to the east, and south enough of the endless wastelands of Stanislaus County, as to be somewhere out in the middle of the crossroads of nowhere. There is housing for ag workers, planters and harvesters, who sought a better life in el norte, and found what we got, and religiously send checks home to their families. One thinks that rent might be reasonable here. Follow 165 north of Los Banos only a little past (maybe a few miles) the intersection with 33 and, Henry Miller Drive comes up on your right. That being said, the waterfowl refuge is a lonely place, and a certain pathos accrues with that feeling. The area is comprised of a series of interconnected canals, and the regularity of these, the symmetry and almost manicured clean lines of the shores which indicate the involvement of humanity. The park is dedicated to the preservation of the remarkably intricate and refined habitat, the wetlands. Dawn and sunset are simply magnificent. Look hard and many species of bird life will be revealed to you. Absolutely, bring binoculars. I was particularly fortunate to be able to observe a flock or large family of egrets, and to be able to meditate on much else, within, and somewhat beyond cognition, in these turbulent times, inspired by this rare environment.

There is an office, but it wasn't open when I went (but it was late). If you have a California…read morehunting or fishing license, then there isn't a fee for you, otheriwse is was just a couple dollars or so. I got some good wildlife viewing in (mostly birds).

Colorado Ball Park is a recreational area(park) in Los Banos. When I was in junior high we would…read moreplay tournaments here at this park. There are 3 baseball/softball diamonds here. If your looking for a good play to practice your swing or play some catch and throw the ball around this is a nice park. This is a cool park to play recreational softball. I heard this park now has a skate park. The only skate park in town! Skate or die!!! Now that's rad!! This park was the site of many cool baseball tournaments when i was in junior high. I went to Oro Loma elementary( a K-8th school) just outside Dos Palos and our arch rival was OLF(private catholic school) from Los Banos. Dos Palos Junior High's rival was Los Banos junior high. Well in my 8th grade year. There was a tournament at this park that involved all these schools in one big clash. It was at this tournament that I hit a grand slam in and i got to meet people i would later go on to be teamates with at Dos Palos high. Those were good times! I will always cherish playing at this cool park!! Till this day i remember playing night games at this park! The times of my life! The only reason i'm giving this park 3 stars is because this park is not a new park its an older park. The Ag complex at the other end of town is a better place to play softball but again. This is a great park for kids. Grab your big league chew and get your skate on!!