New to the area and went to this park with my 5 year old and 5 month old. THE PLAYGROUND IS NO…read moreLONGER THERE. There's a little bench area for toddlers and a set of swings. It was a nice neighborhood, the walking path was pretty spacious to walk with the stroller and the lawn was nice but disappointed that there isn't a playground anymore... which is a big reason to visit the park with your kids.

Quaint little park. It's a great place to go for a walk, exercise, relax when it's not crowded,…read morehave a picnic, walk your pets, for kids to play in that little playground with swings, slides, and there's a water-spouting dragon head for kids and maybe adults to play in. Unfortunately, due to the current drought situation in California, the water fountain was shut off. No splashing around under the dragon spout. It's a beautiful park, but there are miscreants who visit the park, probably at night, that do not have any decency because there was an occasion when a tree was streamed with toilet paper. There are also some people who do not pick up after themselves or their pets. The city provides disposable bags for pet owners and trash bins are around park, yet some do not discard their waste in it including alcohol beverage containers (by the way, alcoholic beverages are not allowed). These are just a few instances. Thankfully, there is a park maintenance worker who comes around during the day and clean up other peoples messes. I come here occasionally to walk around the park and get a little exercise. I do get a weird look sometimes because I'm listening to music and stop abruptly to do a step aerobic routine depending on the song and rhythm. It may look odd, but at least I'm exercising instead of being a miscreant. Keep our park clean, respect the property and appreciate it please!

Cute little park with a unique playground area with lots of opportunities to climb! There's a…read morereally cool slide with wheels that will make you go down super fast and its so fast! Nice and secluded from the street as well with benches and tables for picnics or resting. Would visit again!

Fun small neighborhood park with everything a kid needs to have fun! Large play structure with tall…read moreand short slides, climbing wall, ladders, stepping pods, balance beam, monkey bars, see saw, sand pit, and swings (2 regular swings, a toddler bucket swing, and an accessible swing). One picnic table, lots of benches, and plenty of tree shade.

Clean and very spacious seating areas. There is a nice large…read moregrass area surrounding the playground grass well kept. Two playgrounds for different ages and looks like there was a fun sand box it's straggling and looks more like a litter box. Needs TLC but overall nice playground kids had so much fun on tire swing. I did not see restrooms but a nice little gazebo to have party's. I recommend.

It is a nice, quiet park near Yuba City High School. The park is clean, and I noticed a few dog…read moreowners walking their pets off-leash. Overall, it is a good park.

I was traveling north on I5 with my 3 kids and stopped to take a break. This was an awesome stop…read morealbeit a bit off the freeway. Park was super clean and well kept and the water feature made the hot day bearable. Grab food beforehand and have a fun family picnic.

What an awesome park in such a small town! The playground area is great, very clean and so…read moreappealing to kids. The main fort is three stories tall and has plenty of interactive spots. There's a swing on a line that you can run and jump onto, very neat. A few interesting singular merry-go-rounds and a monkey bars set. There is plenty of grassy area all around and a cute water play area that you can turn on with the touch of a button. Definitely take your kids here!

WOW! Honestly one of the best parks I have been to. Basketball courts, fields and play structure…read morefor just about all ages. I took my one year old and he had so much fun! The park is very well maintained and very clean. They also have bathrooms which is an awesome amenity. We definitely will be back with my five year old also!

I've been here a handful of times with family and friends. It's a nice place to walk around and…read moreenjoy quaint restaurants, like Preserve, Buckhorn, and other local businesses. It has a old town charm.

Beautiful park. Quiet, very clean, clean bathrooms n showers. Camp host very accommodating. We have…read morebeen here several times, always a nice stay.

This is a little local State Recreation Area in Colusa California we found this just kind of by…read moreaccident going out to the Colusa Casino we went in does a nice boat ramp right on the Sacramento River there is showers and restrooms there is RV spots camping spots it's not a big big area but it's a great location for the casino and check it out

I've passed this National Wildlife sign off the I-5 so many times and when I finally got to visit,…read morethe sheer size and uniqueness of this refuge far exceeded my expectations. Driving along the I-5 before, I've always wondered how deep the farms went. Well this refuge must've been hundreds of acres. I had no idea there was both a walking path and a driving tour. We opted for the self-driving tour. Starting out, it was kind of dry in May and I thought it was going to be those lame small areas to explore that takes like 20-30 mins. I didn't see anything but dry fields for a good while, but the deeper in we went, all of a sudden random ecosystems popped up left and right, lush greenery, and wildlife starting showing up. The gravel road took us on turns and it kept going on and on forever! The refuge was so huge it took me over an hour to get thru the whole thing. The driving tour takes you deeeeep into the refuge. It was nice you could stop at the pull-off areas to stretch your legs. There was even a viewing deck with built-in binoculars overlooking the creek and plains. We saw so many variety of birds, some rabbits and even spotted a deer. The whole experience was so amazing that I made a mental note to come back next spring and also take visiting family or friends.

I came across this park while staying overnight in Willows and looking for something to do. What an…read moreamazing place! There were so many different types of birds (we saw thousands) and I even spotted a bald eagle. I appreciated that dogs are allowed and the park is open until an hour past sunset. Purchasing tickets is so easy too. I'll be sure to come back with my SLR camera next time I'm in the area.

This castle themed community park located in Davis CA features 2 wooden playgrounds, a pirate ship…read moresandbox, rocking log, swings, obstacle course and more! Our toddler had a blast!! We'll definitely be returning to explore more of what it has to offer! SYOY! :D *Song Credit: Got Me Feelin' Good by Kidpenny (from Audiio)

Stopped for a quick play before headed to the airport. There is a big pirate ship…read moreThat was tons of fun. The big hit was the monkey bars. The kids said it was the funnest park ever. It had rained so everything was wet but it was still fun!