I have come to the lemoore beer fest for 3 years in a row now and every time this complex is set up…read moreperfectly. They are very organized the bathrooms are super clean the grass is always in great condition the playground on the hill is super cute and looks fun for children and even though I haven't come here for sports it is a great venue. So open and parking isn't an issue, the gates make it safe and all around such a great park!

It's a great space, it's a beautiful day. I can see how the trek from the parking lot to the far…read moreside of the baseball fields can be a problem, especially on a hot day. Maybe that's why this park is so clean and void of people/dogs. There are some young shade trees and several benches (2 in the small park, 4 in the big) as well as poop scoopers and water stations. I wish it was closer and we'd be here more often. The listed address ought to be intersection of 19th and Tammy. The dog area is behind right field of the far baseball field.

My dog is small and there is a hole in the fence of the dog pack and since she is not trained she…read moregot out. I had almost lost her. I will maybe consider going back and I gotta training collar. And I mean this if any body reads this is true. If that hole is still there I will got to the city and report this and if they don't do any thing I will got to the County then if they don't do anything I will go to the state then if they don't do anything I will go to the Country I hope I don't have to.

Park is ok, really hot during the summer but nice and pleasant during the winter.read more

The staff was very friendly. The tour guide shared a lot of interesting information. The…read moreunderground tunnels and gardens were fascinating. The price was worth it so that this place can be kept up for hundreds of more years. I was very impressed with what Mr. Forestiere did with his hands. The bottom chamber was 20-25 degrees cooler than above ground. Trees are over a hundred years old and still producing fruit. What a great and unique piece of history right here in Fresno CA.

I've lived in Fresno my whole life and somehow didn't visit Forestiere Underground Gardens until…read morelast year. that is a mistake I genuinely regret. one man hand carved an underground world beneath the San Joaquin Valley over decades and you can walk through it. the fact that this exists here and most Fresno locals have never been is wild to me. the tunnels, the rooms, the skylights that let in just enough light to grow citrus trees underground. it sounds impossible until you're standing in it. the tour guides are great. ours knew the history inside and out and made the whole thing feel like a story rather than a lecture. you leave actually knowing who Baldasare Forestiere was and why he did what he did and it sticks with you. its not a long visit but its a full one. I was genuinely moved in a way I didn't expect from a Saturday afternoon activity in Fresno. bring people who are visiting from out of town. bring people who've lived here forever. this is the kind of place that makes you see your own city differently and that doesn't happen often. if you haven't been, go soon. and if you have been, you already understand why I felt the need to write this.

Wonderful walking & exercise for the elderly is great!! Met all kinds of wonderful ladies when I…read moreuse to go. Now, after all my foot surgeries I am hoping to get back there, especially with the winter time coming up. I need to move these old joints and keep active.

Great place with having year round sports and activities for the kids! Check them out and get your…read morekids signed up for something!

Kinda creepy, bathrooms smelled, but nicer play equipment and I like that they used rubber shards…read moreas a ground cover

We met family from Sacramento here today, we're from Bakersfield. We have never been here before…read more It was a great deal at $3/person, since it's the 1st sat of the month. We spent about 3 or so hours playing & exploring. It's really meant for younger ages,probably up until about 10-11. My son is going to be 11 next week & loved it because he loves dinosaurs, digging & science. Not sure i would go out of my way to go back, only because we don't live locally but if we lived in fresno I would consider getting a membership. They have a lot of great programs throughout the week which would be great for school field trips or homeschooling co-ops.

Awesome place for the kids to learn and run around. Was looking for a place for the kiddos to play…read moreand I came across this. Came here once for my nephews birthday and haven't been back since, so it's been a while and I kind of forgot this place exists. You can get your tickets online, I happen to check at the right time because their prices and affordable on every first Saturdays of the month! The lady working was super friendly and helpful, she even told me they do music classes and that the kids are more than welcome to join. Around 11am they have a person doing a science presentation but unfortunately she was running late on her project and I overheard her being kind of rude and not in a good mood so we decided to move on to the next room. They were also selling boba and eggrolls outside, sorry I forget the name of the seller that had their booth there. The kids enjoyed the front area where they can dress up, draw and play with toys. There was also someone selling their 3D printed animals, which the kids loved so I caved and bought them all one plus help support small businesses. Overall it was a nice experience for the kids to enjoy.

An excellent place to volunteer!…read more This is a review of Coexist with Wildlife Day, which was awesome: a bio blitz, some volunteer work and tacos from a food truck with a band. Also free Otter Pops!

I really enjoyed visiting the River Pky. We gathered for a meeting and for some attendees, it was…read moretheir first visit and the atmosphere was amazing for all. I have been back just to enjoy the grounds. So pretty!