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    Woodbridge Wilderness Area

    2.5 (4 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Legion Park

    Legion Park

    4.0(4 reviews)
    3.1 mi

    Cute park!! Recently remodeled and there is a lot of shade compared to other parks…read more. the bathrooms are disgusting! Bring your own toilet paper because there might not be any!

    Update 04-29-2012…read more Biking up Hutchins St past Legion Park, I noticed a Tennis Ball across the street from the Tennis Courts in the Park. Couldn't throw it back... because all the Tennis Players were gone. Took back the brand new Ball to Joe, my Dog.... Kept him busy for hours. Thank you... inept Tennis Players... Original Review 04-01-2008 Where to go to play Tennis in Lodi? And at night? My favorite place is at Legion Park on Hutchins street. There are four courts, AND there is also night lighting! In Lodi, there is also Kofu Park, about a mile West of Legion Park with 5 courts and a couple of tennis hitting walls and courtside bench seating... but Kofu attracts a "different" type of park goer. And Kofu is aimed more for larger group sports activities such as baseball and skateboarding. The second reason why I like this small park is that there is a small grove of tall trees at the West end of the park. The shade produced by those trees is sooooo inviting in the Summer! Just makes you want to set up a hammock and start taking a nap. Kofu Park, on the other hand, looks so HOT in the Summer... There is absolutely no trees... you can't put up trees near a baseball diamond or near a skateboarding course! I've always grown up equating a park with trees! Another reason why I dislike Kofu Park is the Lodi Municipal Garage situated right next to the park! There are City of Lodi vehicles that can include cop cars, city vehicles... essentially anything motorized that is owned by the City of Lodi, that passes right by the Tennis Courts. Sometimes the congestion is awful! Legion Park, also known as American Legion Park, also has a small playground for the little tykes in the family. Other sports activities is a basketball court (enclosed). There is also a picnic / barbecue area (3 picnic tables) for city park picnics or outside get-togethers. I understand that reservations are required, though. More family oriented that most other parks in Lodi, without the vagrancy prevalent in the more isolated parks in Lodi. Small enough that no member of your family would get lost, and more than enough type of activities to keep you busy. Note that night Tennis only until 11pm. Where to play Tennis if all the Tennis Courts in Lodi are filled? Get a list of apartment complexes that have lit courts... just act like you're a resident, and you've got it made!

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    Lodi Lake Nature Trail - Lots of deer out today

    Lodi Lake Nature Trail

    4.4(52 reviews)
    1.5 mi

    I came to Lodi Lake Park on a whim with a friend after waking up to a beautiful day, and it ended…read moreup being exactly what we needed. The entire area is incredibly peaceful and relaxing. The views of the lake are gorgeous, and the sound of the water adds such a calming, almost therapeutic vibe. We walked the full loop around the lake and also explored the nature trails that lead into the wooded areas, which made the experience feel even more immersive. There are plenty of scenic spots along the way to stop, take it in, and just enjoy being outside. It was nice seeing so many other people out walking and enjoying the space as well. The environment felt very clean, safe, and welcoming. It's also dog-friendly, which is a huge plus if you like bringing your pups along for the day. There are a couple of bathrooms conveniently located along the path, and parking is flexible - you can either find street parking or pay to park inside the park. If you're looking for something more active, they also offer kayak rentals. From what I saw, it's around $25 for a single kayak for an hour, and tandem options are available as well. You can check availability and book online. Overall, this is such a great spot to unwind, get some fresh air, and reconnect with nature. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.

    My family and I really like it here. We've seen many deer and other critters on our walks here…read more Go for a short walk and enjoy nature. :)

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    Squirrel with acorn

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    Lodi Lake

    Lodi Lake

    4.1(24 reviews)
    1.4 mi

    Beautiful and very peaceful place I had an amazing time…read morealone, reading, writing and being by the water Loved it and I'll be going back again.

    1 Star -- Very Disappointing Experience…read more This was my first time visiting this park, and unfortunately, it will probably be my last. I rented two paddle boats at 2:30 PM and specifically told the employee that I wanted them for three hours. He took my payment, gave me the paddle boats, and never once told me that they had to be returned by 5:00 PM. I also did not see any clearly posted sign at the rental area explaining the closing time or the required return time. At 5:00 PM, I received a phone call asking where I was. I told them I was on my way back. When I arrived, I was told that I was late and would have to pay a $50 late fee. I explained that I rented the boats at 2:30 PM and asked for three hours. The manager eventually realized that 2:30 PM + three hours = 5:30 PM. Instead of simply acknowledging that there had been a misunderstanding and that the employee should have explained the return time, he told me he would split the charge because his employee would have to stay overtime. I ended up paying $29.50. What bothered me the most was the manager's attitude and lack of professionalism. I was upset, but I was not being disrespectful. He accused me of being hostile toward the register employee, which was not true. Rather than calmly listening to my concern and explaining the policy, he spoke to me in a rude manner in front of other people. I was also told that I should have read the waiver. I explained that I understood the waiver to be related to safety and liability. If an important rule is that boats must be returned by 5:00 PM, especially when someone is specifically requesting a three-hour rental at 2:30 PM, that information should be clearly communicated before taking the customer's money. This entire situation could have been avoided with one simple sentence from the employee: "Just so you know, we close at 5:00 PM, so the three-hour rental would need to end at 5:00." I have no problem following rules when they are clearly explained. What I have a problem with is being charged a late fee for something I was never told, and then being treated disrespectfully when I questioned the charge. Management should seriously consider clearly posting the rental return times and closing hours and training employees to communicate those rules to customers before completing a rental. I hope the park takes this feedback seriously because no customer should leave feeling embarrassed, disrespected, or taken advantage of because of a misunderstanding that could have easily been prevented.

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    Lodi Lake - The river side of the lake

    The river side of the lake

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