This park we really love cause of the water park , skate park, basketball court and much more …read more It's definitely showing age and is in need of repairs to the point I almost gave it 3 stars . I also wish they posted time and days the water park would be on. They used to if you looked at the city website but I can't find it now. This park has a lot to offer, it has an inclosed area for dogs to play and a big field to play soccer or tag football. The play ground needs to be updated and better thought out. Yet, still nice to have for those hot summer days .

It's great for kids playground has a nice water park . A good dog park but it's not a business…read more this park has very limited areas where you can sit and have a possible little picnic while the kids are playing at the waterpark.

I'm surprised more people were not at this skate park when we went. It's a fenced in skate park…read more Clean. They have great ramp sizes for practice.

Kaiser Park is a small park, close to Kaiser Hospital. It has a large skate park that attracts a…read moredifferent clientele than other city parks north of Herndon. You will find lots of graffiti here as well as homeless youth going through the trash, looking for recyclables. There is a small parking lot, restrooms, a few picnic tables, and playground. The park has a basketball court next to the skate park as well as a large softball diamond. It's really a pretty little bit of green in the city.

Helmet, elbow pads, knee pads required. Park is empty. What…read morea waste of city money to staff 2 people all day for an empty slab of concrete. Almost every other city has publicly available unsupervised skate park with proper signage which removes liability. Many studies have shown skate parks are one of the most cost-effective amenities that benefit the community. Skateboarding has always been an outlet for middle and lower class kids to practice a healthy sport and enjoy their community. Introducing more barriers to this pushes them other places without a healthy outlet. I'm sure the community of Clovis would rather have kids of lower socioeconomic status in a park practicing an accessible sport, than scattered around the town wherever else, loitering. Might as well dump a load of dirt on it. It's already a waste of space and resources. Maybe actually build something that benefits the community. No kid or parent is going to bother coming due to the large amount of restrictions. (No bmx, no spectators, odd hours, full pads.) They'll just stay at home or better yet, move somewhere with actual good resources and amenities.

As soon as we got here, some dude in a purple shirt told us pads and helmet are required. That…read morekinda sucks... I was wondering why this park is always dead. This is a waste of space.

Lots of courts that were recently resurfaced. Active regular players and the Roeding Park Tennis…read moreClub promote a community of players at all levels.

Beware. There is a couple here when I went with about 10 or so dogs. The small dogs were all in the…read morebig area so I went in the other area first. They seemed ok so we migrated so my dogs could play with other dogs. Their dogs were mean. Scared my dogs and went right after them. We went to the other side away from them and they kept a distance. Then tried to leave and one ran up to me and bit me. Broke skin so I went to the disgusting restrooms and cleaned it then had to ask the owner if that dog had shots. He said yes but I'm doubtful. It's a nice dog park but too bad you can't use it safely. Also many owners clearly don't pick up after their dogs inside which is also unfortunate. A hard pass next time we go through Fresno for a dog park stop.

I came here a few times in my teens & twenties, it was ok, it had a skate park. The only good thing…read moreI could say was that it was by Fashion Fair mall & off a busy street. The bathrooms were a real sketchy place, people used to hook up in there, so I would not go there alone or let ypur kid go there alone.

Not too bad of a skatepark- hardly any street skating! There's a very nice down marble ledge and a…read morecool eurogap and a quick little 5 stair to practice your new tricks! Also the fashion fair mall is a rock throw away just in case you need to cool off and grab a drink.

There are NO tennis courts here!!! None! There are basketball courts, a skate park, restrooms,…read morebaseball field, and hockey rink, that's all. There's a space that looks like it's for Tennis but there's NO net. And there is a sign on the court that says: "Pétanque Courts". We came here to practice before my daughter's tennis tournament at Fresno State since it's only three minutes away. We're not from the area, and this was called Cary Park Tennis court. Do NOT come here expecting a tennis court. We had no extra time to find another place, so we just stayed here and had her warm-up as best she could. The plus side was the bathrooms were clean. We got here at 8:15 in the morning and it looked as if they'd just been cleaned. They are chained open.

I'm writing this review regarding the OUTDOOR INLINE HOCKEY RINK at Cary Park. It is located…read morealongside N. Fresno Street between E. Santa Ana Ave. and E. Gettysburg Ave. It is situated between two tennis courts (that are adjacent to one another) and a skate park. The park sign says the hockey rink is open daily from 6am-10pm, but the Parks and Recreation individual opens the gate to the rink at 8am and closes up around 9pm. It's a large rink, a bit worn out, trash in some places, can use a bit of sweeping, minor cracks that disrupt stick handing a puck at times, and there are a few slick spots from liquid spills. Other than that, it has a smooth cement floor, two large heavy duty hockey goals with netting, painted lines, player's benches, and the lower half of the boards are white painted wood and the top half is metal fencing. There are also functionally bright lights to turn on when it gets dark.

The middle sister, two nieces and I gone to Lions Park on 01/30/21 for a lunch outing. My two…read moresisters and I have been coming to this park since we were teenagers as we lived in the area growing up. I took my 6 year old niece here for a photo shoot when she was under a year for her first Valentines Day celebration so this park will always be so special to me as there were so many memories created here! Not much as changed when I came here when I was 13 years old as they have a play structure, tennis courts, basket ball court, baseball diamond and big grassy area too! The park is always clean and by a rail road tracks that's highly active. I believe two trains passed during our time here. My sister and I would reminisce how crazy we were back then as we climb the trains or go under them which was so dangerous!! The nieces loved this parked and enjoyed eating their meals there and then being able to play with the kids at the park. There were a lot of activities going on and families here enjoying getting out and having fun! Overall, I love coming to this park as it's so low key. Definitely recommend coming to this park if you are in the area not crowded and there's ample places to sit and relax or get up and exercise! The only negative I didn't like is that ALL dog owners took their dogs off the leash which made me feel uncomfortable but hopefully one day they will build a gated section for that.

A large neighborhood park with two softball diamonds, tennis courts, playground with shade cover,…read moreand a skate park. Only a couple of picnic tables, no benches. There are two parking lots and a walking path around the park. Large trees and mature landscaping.

This review is so over due as I have been coming to Letterman Park since January 2020 as I decided…read moreto make 2020 the year I lose my weight again! Anywho, the dude and I come here before the Pandemic and I can tell you that traffic definitely increased when the pandemic occurred as we would not see many people. Anywho, the first time I came to this park which is just across the street from our living quarters. The first time Clovis PD was there removing the homeless camps. Behind Letterman park there is a beautiful canal that has a princess path to get to it and this is where we saw duck couples and followed the same duck couple until they had babies of their own and started to feed their family. The park has a skate park attached to it, grassy areas, play structures and seating. Over the 5 or 6 months we have been frequenting this park we have seen which the pandemic came through and they had to shut down the park by putting caution tap all around. We seen people camp out here, do exercise classes and homeless roaming which he didn't see a lot of that before the pandemic. We walk out there all hours of the day and night. We bring flash lights as it gets pretty dark. We have met a lot of amazing people like a woman for the past 17 years will come out and feed abandoned domestic cats which there are about 10 of them. A really cool homeless dude that gives us updates on our duck babies and action going on. Teens out late probably up to no good. Met a father of three who was a cool dude who was laid off due the pandemic and his kiddos were so adorable! We see Clovis PD in back of the park all the time! So this park gets A LOT of action. However since it's so close we come here A LOT and will continue to do pandemic or not!

We arrived to an empty playground, which for me is fine because we have it all to ourselves. It was…read moreclean and great rock wall and slides and stuff foe the kiddo, there was a screw that was coming off the actual structure so that probably needs to be fixed, but otherwise it was nice. A great green grassy area was there with huge trees for shade that was great to run around in and little stands to watch the skateboarders although we just climbed up and down them. Overall I would come back, we stayed on our end of the park as the other seemed to have some homeless people at the picnic benches, they seemed harmless, but I don't want to risk anything happening so we stayed on our end. There was a trail too along the canal there with a fence which was nice as you don't want the kids to run into it or fall in.