Loved how well this park works for all ages. There is also so much space and are so many options…read morefor many kids. There is a kids playground area, a bench area, bathrooms, swings and musical area, basketball court, and baseball field. Lots of space, everything seems in good condition. I think my only complaint is about the bathrooms. They were mostly cleaned, but the soap dispensers all seemed broken and there were spitwads all over the ceiling. It's a bit of a trek for us but we will be back!!

So big and nicely kept Lots of families present, clean and…read morecalm place to take a toddler

So most of the terrible reviews of this location seem to be about the greediness of them for…read morebaseball games around having to pay to get in, no food or drinks allowed, etc. (i'll say that when our daughter played softball, that was common in almost all of of the fields that she played on in the Central Valley). At least they're nice baseball fields. That said, their grass soccer fields are absolutely the worst we've ever played on at a highly competitive level. Clovis Crossfire (the home team there) is a very good soccer club, but how they play on those fields I just don't understand. They are full of ruts, holes, mud puddles and are actually dangerous for the girls to play on. They spent a great deal of money to build the baseball fields. Take a little of that and make the soccer fields better. We play on grass fields often across the country, and they can be done well (although turf, like the baseball fields, would be even better). These soccer fields are dangerous to players, interfere with the girls (and boys) ability to play their best and do no favors for a good soccer club that calls Granite Park their home. We cringe every time we have to drive 3 hours to play there.

Not surprised. You have to pay to enter. However, they confiscate all food and drinks (including…read morewater!). They'll try and charge you for water. Fun fact, in CA, business have to provide water for free. Biggest bummer...their concessions often run out of food, even if you wanted to pay and buy something. Typical example of a city park, run by another management group making a money grab.

This is my dogs' favorite dog park!…read more It's a spacious area, more grass than dirt (sometimes gets muddy in the corner by the street), some shaded areas, lots of trees, and bigger dogs are not separated from smaller dogs because it is just one area. There are also a couple of dog exercise course scattered across the dog park. Recently, new benches were added as well as a sidewalk to make it more easily accessible. The dog fountain doesn't always work, but there are regular fountains at the bathroom if you have a container. I would bring one just in case. The dog park is just a small section of the whole park so you can also take your dogs out in the open field.

I took my doggo here while visiting family in Fresno. It's a smaller park but gets the job done…read more Has lots of grass. Bring your own water as the water fountain doesn't work. They have a small agility course and a large tree for shade. Of course my dog went straight for the large muddy puddle. Wishing that wasn't there. But other than that my dog had a great time! There was only one other dog there on a weekday around 3-4 pm. Then some more small dogs came right when we're leaving. The dog park is kind of hidden in the corner by the big playing fields.

I hate to admit it that I am hooked on 90 day fiancee. My favorite couple is Biniyam and Ariela…read more Bini is an up and coming UFC/MMA fighter. I missed his last fight a few months but promised myself I would check him out in his next fight. Since I follow 559 fights, I saw the event was taking place on December 17th. I went to Eventbrite and saw they had a a hotel and ticket bundle which I couldn't pass up. Since this for the first time booking something like this, I reached out to the owner Jeremy via Instagram who was very responsive with details on my purchase. The day of the event comes and truly was an awesome experience. Met Jeremy the next day having breakfast and thanked him for doing such an awesome event. Met Bini which was the icing on the cake.

"If you play here, home runs will come."…read more ~omnipresent voice Ordinary fields are made of grass. These are no ordinary fields are they?! The truth is these are fields of dreams, the broken dreams of aspiring little leaguers. In all seriousness, these fields are of great quality. They are maintained because little leagues use these for their games. The only downs side is that the grass is not uniform. That means that the grass can be bumpy so watch out for twisted ankles!!!

First time for us four at Sequoia NP and we loved our experience in Crystal Cave. The staff overall…read moreloved what they do and you can tell. Right from the get go the staff welcomes your group and is telling you instructions to take care of yourself, your group and the caves/park. They greet you with enthusiasm and you learn so much. Please arrive on time! For parking there's quite a bit of spaces. There's restroom nearby so you can go before heading out. You can bring your backpack onto the trail but can't bring it inside the cave. So you can either bring it and leave it on the floor outside the cave or in your car. The trail can be a little challenging for some but very doable. Can be a little challenging for some children and some older adults. This also includes for the caves.The staff are there to watch for your safety but they do warn you about your surroundings. The cave is very cool to explore but there will be some tight spaces you will navigate through. So I don't recommend bringing a stroller and make sure your kids are able to walk and stay near. They will definitely enjoy the cool nature stuff inside! There's a gift shop stand near the entrance of the trail. You can buy nice souvenirs, snacks, and support! Overall we loved our tour and we would comeback again for this. Thank you to all the staff of Crystal Cave for all that you do and taking care of this natural beauty.

We made reservations to see the crystal cave and arrived early. They were able to move up our time…read morewhich was really nice since there's not much to do around there. Once it was time to hike down they made some general announcements and we met the guide at entrance of the cave. It was nice to have someone tell us the history of the cave and guide us through. The 20 minute hike down and up wasn't too bad and was completely doable for my 6 year old son. Overall, it was a unique experience and I'm glad we made the stop during our Sequoia trip!

Very clean campground! So close to the lake!! The space can be limited though however it is a…read morebeautiful view

The family and I have been coming here since I was just a little kid…read moreLots of places for picnics, including larger areas with tables The larger areas with tables you do have to rent to utilize Otherwise $10 to park for the day, and the beaches are all yours As a reminder, all beach areas surrounding Bass Lake are for public use There was incorrect information regarding renting picnic areas and Beach Access Rentals as well There is no such thing as renting out any part of any beach area surrounding Bass Lake Beautiful vantage points here There are areas buoyed off for swimming ONLY which is great for you and the kids You are allowed to anchor your boat offshore as long as it is not in the swimming area as the sheriff will come by and ticket the boat All in all I love this place and we'll keep coming here