Beautiful, up-kept, spacious park. So much room for dogs to run, kids to play, people to get…read moreexercise. There are tennis courts, basketball hoops, playground, benches to sit on, tables to eat at and water faucets. There are also doggie bag stations so there should be no reason for owners to not pick up after their animals.

This is a charming, and fairly large, park nestled next to the Brookside community of Stockton…read moreCalifornia. I'm told this is a nice area... As nice as it can get in the Stockton area. I am an out of Towner so I don't know anything about that. Very large grass fields for sports with well-maintained grass. Large perimeter walkway and private parking lot. The bathroom is locked, which I don't understand. Nice planned community with nice houses surrounding the park. Small kids play structure with aging equipment with the dreaded wood chip filler ground covering. The reason I'm taking away two stars

Lathrop Generation Center is a great place with an awesome atmosphere. I take my kid here all the…read moretime and we always have a great experience. There are two playgrounds--one for smaller kids and one for kids 3 and up--with soft ground so if they fall, no scraped knees. It's very kid-friendly and well-designed. They also have pickleball courts and a skate park. The skate park is always full of happy, laughing kids--never seen any issues. Pickleball can get busy, so if you want to play, try going early or in the late afternoon. I've heard the regulars are friendly, so just let them know you want to join and it shouldn't be a problem. There are shaded tables, BBQ areas, and plenty of space to relax while the kids play. People there are always friendly, and we've had nothing but good experiences so far. Highly recommend for families or anyone looking to enjoy some time outdoors!

We have taken our kids age ranging from 3 - 12 to different events held through the city of lathrop…read morehere and it's great! The staff that puts on the classes are so friendly and helpful and really make sure to give the kids a special time. The table games for the older kids are well kept up and the space is a good size for the events they have. The library is right next to it as well in the same building so that's a plus as well. The park is fun and keeps the kids occupied and it's a great space for parties. I haven't taken the kids to skate park yet so I can't speak on that but it always sounds like people are having a good time.

If I could put ZERO stars I would. We drove far & spent a lot of money here bcuz our boy loves to…read morefence, but in the end it wasn't worth it. Every week we were supposed to confirm each meetup which we did. The issue is that Coach Z tells us he's going out of town for 3 weeks & NEVER sent us the link to confirm our next practice. Then after, he sends a message asking where were we? I was waiting for you? THEN has the audacity to send an invoice for a missed practice? Trust that he never communicated to us about this practice. Complete ripoff. He burned the bridge with us. We were gonna return but now no more.

Extremely professional and knowledgeable trainers. I would recommend any parents to start their…read morechildren in fencing at a young age. They will love it. My daughter was in the teen class for several months before she started slacking off. She met another girl in her class and started mimicking her obnoxious behavior. Her father and I were so disappointed that she ruined the only opportunity she had to fence with such great trainers in the Central Valley.

Summer season has started and there are classes for everyone! Morning aqua fitness at 8am Monday…read morethrough Thursday, Saturday senior fitness at 10am, evening deep water fitness at 6:30pm, swim classes for kids all day and special events! Love this community pool!

Not open again! This happened last year as well and my son…read morewas so looking forward to swimming and when we got there or was closed

This resort slash RV park is a hidden gem for people that want a quick RV getaway right in their…read moreown backyard. The RV spots are well maintained and have good views looking south and west from the more desirable sites. Evening sunsets are particularly nice looking toward the coastal range. My uncle and dad post up here with friends with the main agenda of eating great food and the mandatory beverage of choice. This place should be on the top of your list to break away from the Monday to Friday grind. In fact, a nice weekend get away sounds great! I think I'll book it now...

Great service stated here many many times. Never an issue we hold our rv outings here. Love…read morewatching the big ships coming in

I had such a great experience at Lake Camanche, and I wanted to give a special shout-out to Aryan…read moreand Madi! I had to stop by the front gate twice during my trip, and both times they were incredibly friendly, patient, and helpful. They answered all of my questions, made the check-in process easy, and genuinely made me feel welcome. Aryan especially went above and beyond. Great customer service can be hard to find these days, and he deserves to be recognized for how kind, professional, and helpful he was. Madi was just as wonderful--both of them really set the tone for a great camping trip. Thank you both for making my visit such a positive experience. Employees like Aryan and Madi are a huge asset to Lake Camanche, and I hope they get the recognition they deserve. I'll definitely be back!

My family has been camping at Lake Camanche every year for the past 12 years. What started with…read morebabies, including one who was only 3 months old, has become a cherished family tradition. We typically camp with 40-55 family members, reserving multiple campsites and group sites to accommodate everyone. Many of our children have literally grown up camping here, and this annual trip has always been something our entire family looks forward to. This year, our group included nearly 60 people of all ages. We reserved multiple campsites and a group site, stayed within the occupancy limits, and paid for additional vehicle parking. We expected another fun weekend together, but instead it became one of the worst camping experiences we've ever had. On the first morning, we made a mistake. We woke up too early while preparing breakfast, and our music was too loud. A ranger responded to a complaint, and we immediately apologized, accepted responsibility, and made sure it would not happen again. Unfortunately, after that interaction, it felt like we were under constant scrutiny. Rangers repeatedly drove past our campsites, slowed down to watch us, and frequently stopped to tell us we were too loud even during daytime hours when quiet hours were not in effect. We were not throwing a wild party, we were simply spending time together as a large family. We lowered the music whenever asked, did our best to keep conversations down, and complied with every request. At no point were we told what specific daytime noise standard we were supposedly violating. The second night, we observed quiet hours after 10:00 p.m. and the next morning we remained quiet until after 8:00 a.m. Despite following the rules, the repeated drive-bys and warnings continued. Had the ranger simply asked us one final time to lower the noise, we would have gladly complied as we had throughout the weekend. Around 7:00 p.m. on our final evening, one family member was setting up a camera for our annual family photo. We had not yet gathered as a group. As a ranger drove by, the camera happened to be pointed in his direction while the angle was being adjusted. He stopped, accused us of recording him, claimed we were still too loud, and informed us that we were being evicted because we had already received two warnings. The sheriff was called, and we were given only 1 1/2 hours to gather nearly 60 people, pack multiple campsites, and leave or face arrest. The way this was handled was heartbreaking. We hadn't even eaten dinner. Our children overheard repeated statements about being arrested, became frightened, and several were crying. Instead of remembering our final night together, they now remember being rushed out under the threat of arrest. What hurts most is what they interrupted. The children and young adults had planned a surprise dinner for all the parents, aunts, and uncles. After years of watching the adults cook, they were finally old enough to take over the kitchen themselves. It was supposed to be a milestone after 12 years of family camping. Instead, it became a memory of fear and heartbreak. Beyond our experience with the rangers, we also noticed that the campground itself has declined. The restrooms were dirty even after staff had supposedly cleaned them. Two sinks remained clogged, toilet paper was left on the floor, and the restroom floors were still filthy. While cleaning the restroom, a staff member loudly yelled at several of the women in our group instead of speaking respectfully, making an already unpleasant experience even worse. We understand that campground rules exist for everyone, and we accept responsibility for our mistake on the first morning. However, there is a difference between enforcing the rules and making guests feel targeted throughout their stay. If large groups are expected to remain nearly silent during the day, then perhaps the group campsites should be located farther away from individual campsites. After 12 wonderful years of making memories here, it is heartbreaking that our family's tradition ended this way. We will not be returning. Thank you, Lake Camanche and EBMUD, for turning what should have been another joyful family reunion into an experience our children will never forget... for all the wrong reasons.

Really nice park! Quiet, clean and safe! Definitely a nice place to enjoy lunch in the car! Lots of…read moregreenery! Highly recommended!

This is a medium sized park in the area, and the space can be used for many different thing. First,…read moreif you are driving or walking by, you'll notice that trees ring the park. This is really nice because it provides shaded areas to hangout in without obstructing the open are. In this tree lined area there is a pick nick table area that is easily accessible from the street, and there has to be almost 10 tables. So, plenty to go around. There are also 2 BBQ pits on opposite sides of the table area. The playground is also within or by the shaded ring area. So, parents bring your kids and let them play while you chill in the shade. There is also a basketball court, and a beach volleyball court. I think you have to get a hold of the Parks and Recreation division of the City of Modesto because there is a lock on the gate for the volleyball court. One of the best parts of this park is the very large open space that they have. I have driven by this park on the weekend and have seen multiple kids soccer games going on at the same time. Also, ultimate frizz bee and football are excellent uses of this open space. I was there this morning and a guy was chucking a ball for his dog. This space is large enough for a multitude of different activities to go on at the same time. There are also bus stops that run along this park, so if you want to use public transport to get here, that is an option. I give this park 5 stars because a park is what you make of it, and there is a lot of potential here. So, come here and have a good time and make use of this park.

The Brentwood water park was fun for everyone. Its not too expensive but its a small park. Limited…read moreparking and crowded in the shade where everyone is! They have a little snack bar and lifeguards on duty.

A very nice place to spend time with your family. It has a picnic area a snack bar and swimming for…read moreall levels.

Google maps send you to an empty lot in Tracy, California…read more Totally bogus man.........

This place is great! I wanna go fishing here sometime. Did a photoshoot here for the community!…read moreNice people, hoping this place continues to flourish and maybe come the next San Mateo! Definitely a sight to see during a sunset. Long walk and clean? What more can you ask for.

It was a bit muddy from the rain, but still a lovely site to go for a run this past Sunday, along…read morethe West Loop Trail, the flatter route among several trails here. The entrance can be found near Laughlin Road. I enjoyed the scenery at sunset, the clouds lit in a beautiful pinkish hue, and being surrounded by nature, tranquil ponds, and views of the windmills on the hills. As soon as I entered the dirt path, I was greeted by a rabbit who soon hopped away, but not before I snapped a couple pics. There were also gnats and mosquitos in the air, the sounds of crickets chirping, and of course grazing cows. When I made it back, I found that same cottontail had returned to the exact spot I initially found the cute and cuddly creature. It was like deja vu. Other things to note... there were a couple picnic tables near the parking lot (Laughlin Ranch Staging Area), a restroom, and surprisingly good cell phone service on site.

Trails for everyone. Short, flat, uphill, around hills, median and long trails. it has everything…read morethat it takes and what you can do.