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

This is a really cute park in the heart of Bishop. You can tell that the planning was intentional…read moreand very thoughtful. Although this area as a whole has plenty to do (in the mountains), the little towns are quite barren for any activity. While walking our pup here, we saw the pond with so many birds, a skatepark, an outdoor pool, tennis court, a baseball field, and more! There were a few sketchy people hanging around, but we were safe and they didn't bother us. For the most part, the people there were playing or just enjoying the grounds. Plenty of parking, and pretty well maintained. We were pleasantly surprised at how large of an area it covered, and our pup enjoyed her walk here.

Such a beautiful place! So many activities possible but also many spots to relax and admire this…read moregorgeous park. Dog park, pond with ducks, mountain bike park, pool, community garden and the list goes on and on. A gem of a place!

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.

Good Park. Really clean no trash anywhere. No shade at all but still really good definitely…read morecoming back soon.

Naturally my son likes a skate park in the most sketch area in Fresno…read more Dogs running around without a leash and garbage strewn in the streets. My Spidey sense was tingling . I called my son in and we left. I might have been wrong this may be a great park and area but I didn't want to find out.

It's been my dream for several years to raft in Yosemite, but there has always been too much/too…read morelittle water flowing. Finally, in June of 2016, conditions were just right! *How to reserve/get a raft: You can wait in line early at the reservations kiosk near the Curry Valley/Half Dome Valley check-in center. The kiosk opens at 10, the line for renting bikes/rafts (same line) is long, and rafts are first-come/first-served. NOTE!! Only 100 rafts go out each day according to NPS rules. So when rafts become physically available at 11 and people go out on their raft, even if they return it in an hour, that raft does not go out again. RAFTING SELLS OUT FAST! I found this out to my dismay (we planned to raft on a Tuesday), but, happily, I could reserve a raft for the next day (Wednesday was cooler but still beautiful). We let them know we wouldn't be putting in until the afternoon to make sure the crew didn't think we were no-shows. *Actual rafting: You pick up your raft along with oars and life jacket at a station near shuttle bus stop 13a (I think), just a stroll away from center camp (Curry Village). You have to bring your receipt (your actual physical receipt) and they give you the required life jackets. Sooner or later a crew member conducts a 5-minute group instruction talk, then you grab your raft (cumbersome for two people but do-able) and walk across the street to the river where another crew member helps you launch. I didn't even get my feet wet (none of us did) by pushing off and jumping in at once. Others have described the mellow and gorgeous trip down the river. It's short--we took just about an hour because we didn't stop and frolic on the many riverside beaches (cool air + a cranky rafter in our boat). *At the end: You get to shore (crew calls out to you before you reach the beach plus someone helps with your raft); again, it was easy to stay dry. You drag your raft up, wait in a disorganized group for the shuttle bus, and use your lifejacket as a ticket to get on the bus for the 5-or-so-minute trip back to the rafting pick-up spot. This is a must-do if the river is right. It isn't a great value ($30 pp) but man! what a view. Unless you screw around, you/your stuff will probably not get wet at all. The views of Yosemite Falls were spectacular, though (honestly) the same as from the shore. Ideally go when it is warm so you can freeze yourself silly in the river and then warm up in the raft. PS Why not 5 stars? The information for renting should be on a poster--you have to wait in what can be a 30+ minute line just to figure out what is going on. Like the 100-raft/day thing and the you can reserve in advance thing, both of which are important for planning purposes. I saw so many frustrated people (who were there for a day and couldn't raft) and this could easily be avoided.

Fun for kids, but not for parents. Kiosk opens at 8am, but families are queued up before 7am to get…read morerafts or bikes. Only one person at cash register, so the line looks like it could take about an hour to pay. If you get a bike, only one person there too, so you wait another 30 minutes or so to get a bike. If you raft, you need to go 30 minutes early for safety briefing that lasts maybe 5 minutes. They tell you to stop and enjoy the beaches, but get to the raft shuttle back in two hours. We got in the water around 12:05pm and finished around 1:49pm. Then, no shuttle came to take us back until around 3:17pm. That was almost 90 minutes waiting around with kids and no water. Better bring sneakers with you and be prepared to walk back 2.5 to 3 miles to Curry Village. Don't believe Aramark if they say you can also take the free shuttle. The families left stranded by the raft shuttle waited 90 minutes for those too. Most of those were so full, they only took two of the 30 people waiting at the four mile stop, or drove past without stopping. The shuttle driver didn't have a phone or radio. Customer service from the contact us page was no help. They called back after 30 minutes, then put me on hold for another 15 minutes. The manager Skye wouldn't talk to the families who were left stranded. She sent four other people (two at the shuttle area and two in Curry Village) to talk to us, but not help us. They wrote down her email address and told us to email her.

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 have been to this park a few times and I have not had any bad experiences. My mom has been…read morewanting to go to this park for ages and she is not the Outdoory type. So when my parents took me out to lunch we decided to have a Panda Express picnic at Rotary Park. The breeze was on point. However the tables definitely needed a cleaning. I have not see any illegal activities yet but I am highly aware of illegal activities taking place at large parks but I have only stayed an hour or less and only seen children playing, mothers strolling their babies and elderly couples taking a brisk walk. I will be back and I would love to bring my nieces here too! I love parks and fresh air. I felt safe at this park no bad vibes will be back.

the park is right between two noisy roads, and close to the railroad, maybe it's good for walking…read moredogs (i doubt) but definitely bad for kids and picnics

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.

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.

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.