Doe Park is a nicely maintained park within the Ord housing community. It offers a variety of play…read morestructures for kids from toddler to elementary ages. It also has volleyball, basketball, horseshoes, picnic tables, a grill, bathroom facilities, and a dog park. Though there is not much shade, there is a half wall around the play structures that provides seating for parents or other caregivers. There is also a wall to practice your tennis on, but no tennis courts. The people who we have met here have all been very nice and it is quickly becoming our favorite park, other than Dennis the Minnis. Our dog especially likes it but we wish there were more dogs there for her to play with. The only actual issue with the park is the sharp thistle weed that is growing everywhere. If the park managers don't do something to contain that situation, it will probably take over the whole field and dog park. There is a small parking lot and street parking around the park but most people seem to walk there from their neighborhood. It is definitely the best of the military parks we have been to, so far, but we are still new to the area. See ya there!

Nice location and safe. The park is in good condition and well kept. The variety of slides are good…read morefor all ages. Also, basketball courts, dog, park, volleyball, picnic tables, and restrooms.

A very nice place to walk with good views and mostly peaceful surroundings. The two downsides are…read moreits lack of safe walking access to the main entrance, being located right on the edge of a busy road, and the fact that the noise from the cars tends to permeate the otherwise wonderful atmosphere unless you get deeper into the preserve. Other than those two things, it's a wonderful place to walk, particularly in the evenings.

Short quarter mile hike in the heart of Del Rey Oaks, California. Heck, most people don't even know…read moreit's here. In the rainy season there is a small pond and running creeks due to water run off in the surrounding areas. In the summer time, it is really weird. The pond has dried up and the poison oak is abundant. Great little hike with lots of flowers and birds to see IMHO: wait fir a good rainstorm.

This is a nice park close to the ocean and great to get a nice walk in. Very clean and not a lot of…read morepeople.

Great park and lawn for a concert! This park is a short walk over from my place in Monterey…read more Throughout the year, the City of Seaside puts on wonderful events here.

What a beautiful park. Super clean and well taken care of. They have a grill to bbq, playground,…read moresoccer field and a basketball court. Bathrooms are spotless. They are clean and fully stocked with sit covers and toilet paper.

Great little park I never knew existed or just didn't easily find before. Nestled in a heavy…read moreapartment community so parking was a bit difficult but walking a block was good for us.

We love be this park. It's clean and the kid love playing here. If you are in del Rey oaks this is…read morea great park to visit.

Del Rey Oaks homeowners sponsor this park. The old white building is the original city hall. Great…read moreplace for BBQs and youth sports.

The beach has diverse bird life, which is interesting to watch and nice ocean views. When I went…read moretoday, there was a blanket of green seaweed on the beach and dispersed amongst the beach across a long stretch of walking were over a dozen dead marine life carcasses. I wasn't expecting to see so many dead animals on the beach. Seals, birds and things I couldn't even identify. I would caution anybody from going right there right now until the beach is cleaned up. I saw people walking their dogs through the seaweed, not far from the dead carcasses. I hope the dogs don't get sick.

Last minute decided to pull over to see this beach on the way to Monterey, which was a good choice…read more Free and sufficient parking and clean beach. Nice beach to stop by and easy to access on the freeway.

Cute lil dog friendly park and playground. It has a rocking seahorse that my kiddo loved. Big kid…read moreand toddler swings. There's a climbing structure and plenty of benches. They have a grill. And park looks well kept up.

The Durant-Farallones Neighborhood Association (DFNA) formed in 2005 with the aim of improving the…read morequality of life for residents by improving our parks, increasing neighborhood safety, and building a sense of community. 17 years later, Durant Park has been transformed into a thriving recreation space with new ADA playground equipment, a picnic table, pollinator gardens, trees and landscaping.