I like how there's two different playgrounds, one for bigger kids and the other smaller ones. It's…read morepretty kool to as there's a bridge that leads another park. One con is that it needs a bathroom. Every park needs a bathroom!

So thanks to the Yelp "Nearby" function, we found this park after having lunch in the area. It's a…read moregreat family park to visit! A nice, hidden gem in Brentwood. We went to the park at about 3:00 pm on a Sunday afternoon. LOCATION Sungold Park is located at the end of Sungold Court, all the way at the end of the street, on the right side. See my pics. Street parking available, though, not lots of it, but it wasn't very busy when we were there, only about two other families. THE LOWDOWN Sungold Park is well designed because of the way it's laid out, it's easy to watch your kids. There are TWO PLAYGROUNDS at this park, one for older kids and one for younger children. There are four regular swings (no baby swings) and 2 big slides, 1 toddler slide, a stand-on merry-go-round for two, rolling tic-tac-toe, and a speakerphone/old school telephone function for kids on the play structure. The ground of the structure is covered with tanbark. Nice features of the park are that the two play structures are partly COVERED WITH AN UMBRELLA. There are also four COVERED TABLES by the BBQ area. There are two checkerboard tables that seat two per table. On the opposite side, there are two more bigger tables/benches that sit six each per table. There are two BBQ grills. Several garbage cans throughout and plenty of BENCHES around the perimeter of the play structures, so you can have some refreshments and watch your kids. GOOD TO KNOW This park is LOCATED RIGHT OFF A BIKE PATH! So it would be a nice park to bike down to with the family or your friends, have a picnic on the grass or on the tables, let the kids play, and then continue on your bike adventure. There is a BIKE BRIDGE right across the park off of a bike path. Also, there is wire FENCING by the residential area, to the right of the play structures, which is a smart design feature. So you don't have to worry about your kids running into the street all of the sudden while they are playing. However, I would keep a closer eye on them if they are playing near the covered benches/tables, which is closer to the street entryway area. For dog owners, there's a pooper scooper bag dispenser. There's drinking fountain water for people and another water spout placed lower that for dogs. I RECOMMEND Have your kids bring their foot scooters or bicycles! There is a smooth sidewalk perimeter around the play structure area (see my pics), where your children can happily scooter or bike around, and they'll still be easily visible to you. RATING This is a great park for the features that I have mentioned. I've rated it a four for being thoughtful in design (fenced for safety, well structured - the kids love playing in it, for having the umbrella cover, and there are ample tables/chairs/benches. If it had a bathroom, I would have given it five stars. We will definitely come back to this park again! Check out my pics, they'll paint the picture of this park for you!

It's an awesome place to just sit and chill out for a minute in this part of town that's otherwise…read moresuper busy. I just got some food was pushed out of the parking lot by someone who wanted my spot so I couldn't sit to eat but here I was able to! This place is a beautiful little simple outdoor small wedding. Has a bunch of roses on the overhead bars it's really cute!! Hope this helps thanks for reading!

It's beautifully designed park, but why don't they take care of the roses? If I were living there…read moreand paying the HOA fees, I would definitely demand better maintenance of its namesake.

Beautiful , clean park ! Great for parties, picnics or just taking a relaxing walk. My kids love…read morethis park and it's in a nice quiet neighborhood. Highly recommend

Older play structure, no shade, faded and just basic steps and slides. A few benches and picnic…read moretables but its a better park for walking around on the path.

Not that great of a playground compared to others in Brentwood. When i went this morning it was…read moreempty, so it was better for my family. Sadly the slides here are just sad, you do not get a lot of speed going down them, there's definitely improvement that can be made here. Also the water/splash pad was non operating when we went so that was a bummer as well. Parking was great. If we end up coming back here, im hoping the water/splash pad will be operating

This park is a nice park. Everything is great there but I…read morehave a few concerns . The houses nearby are always yelling and that frightens the kids . The water there is amazing but the play structure can use some improvement . Overall rainbow ends park is a amazing place to be.

Anuta park is named for Gustave Paul Anuta (1903-1987). Born in Pound, WI he moved to California…read moreand took a job with U.S. Steel. He retired in 1966 after 37 years of service. He enjoyed fishing, farming, automobiles and community service. He and his wife Hazel had three children, Betty, Barbara and Russell. Russell was lost over Sorong, New Guinea (M.I.A.) Russells' name is included in the American Military Cemetary in the Phillipines. Anuta created what was then known as the Ambrose Memorial Park to honor the service men of World War II. Gus Anuta was my uncle. Information is from my dad's family history. Submitted by Janet Anuta Dalquist 12/10/22

Nice big park newer play structure , a couple swings, a covered area with 4 tables and benches,…read morethis area can also be rented and you get the use of an electrical outlet, other seating area around the park with a bbq grills, and a big grass area to fly a kite, football,soccer, etc, and a theres a slope on the grass area where kids love to roll down it!

Even though I've back doored my way through nearby Black Diamond Mines, this was actually my first…read moretime in Antioch proper even though it's grown to become the second largest city in Contra Costa Country. You really can't tell how big it is from Highway 4. I presume the growth is from suburban sprawl, what I call the Do-You-Know-the-Way-to-San-Jose Syndrome. As everything looks somewhat generic, I was having my usual navigational challenges in getting to the wetlands. You head toward the Antioch City Marina where you see a big parking lot meant to accommodate the trailers for local boat owners. There's also a popular seafood restaurant next to the boats, and then you notice a tree-shrouded walkway where you finally come upon the entrance to the wetlands. There was a brushfire not more than a week before, so the first section of the trail was burnt to cinders with the smell of embers still quite strong. Eventually I came out of it and explored the area first by way of a boardwalk surrounded by tall grasses. It then turned into flat dirt trails that make their way to the edge of the San Joaquin River. You definitely feel like you're deep in Delta country with all the waterfowl and mudflats. There are observation decks that give you clearer views of the 470 acres that make up the wetlands. It was previously called the Dow Wetlands Preserve for the chemical plant nearby. I presume Corteva sponsors the area now, and agriscience seems like a more appropriate connection to make with this area. RELATED - Up for a hike? Here's a collection of trails I've walked and reviewed: https://bit.ly/2OrC8nU

The Corteva Wetlands Preserve is located right in downtown Antioch by the waterfront. It has a nice…read morelittle shaded trail and area that overlooks the water. You can park at the wharf docking area and follow it. It's a small little trail and nice to take the kids for a little walk. There are some tables at the end but lots of places for shade! You get a nice view of the delta and to access you can walk from downtown Antioch or you can walk from the parking area of the wharf which is a huge parking lot.

Convenient neighborhood park with a large, centralized grass area (popular for dog walks),…read morebbq/picnic tables, and jungle gym, situated on a pedestrian loop track.

Central Park. Definitely not the one you're thinking of! But it's a good park at that…read more 1) Easy to find. 2) A lot of shade thanks to the trees. 3) Seats and BBQ Area 4) There's a field for baseball, soccer, and basketball 5) Plenty of parking. 6) Good area with a lot of good people around. I don't like how it's so close to this workplace where a bunch of trucks and whatever come and go but that's a personal preference. 4/5

Today I decided to bring my younger brother to a nearby park and this park happened to be the…read moreclosest so we went to check it out. On our way there we passed by several homeless people and potheads which I thought wasn't a safe environment for children to play around. We also saw several piles of glass on the bridge next to the park. The actual park was dirty and had leaves and insects everywhere. There were two playgrounds across from each other with a few benches. They were quite small and lame and the padding underneath the wood chips was sticking up. There is also a giant facility next to the park with large trucks carrying metal beams.