It was a Friday afternoon, my roommate was out of town, the sun was out, it was before allergy…read moreseason, and I was done with classes for the day. So I got on my bike and got lost. It was about 6 hours ago, and I've already talked about it with a friend. This is one of the nicer small parks I've seen anywhere. Anywhere anywhere. It's along the North Davis greenbelt right at the edge of Anderson and F. There's a pier over the Julie Partansky pond and there's a small pond in the middle of a nice grass area with an island in the middle. All sorts of birds frolicked merrily at this quiet park, the most interesting of the lot being a great white egret that I saw perched on the island in the middle of the small pond. There are benches around it and I stopped off to just look at everything. It's a really nice piece of nature tucked between streets where you wouldn't expect something so nice to be. I must have sat in the same spot for ten minutes just staring. Bike here alone and clear your mind from the weights on your shoulders. Take a date here for a walk or a picnic or something. At any rate, I'll be back, alone or not.

Whenever my family goes to Woodland, we go to this park to walk around. It's a beautiful park with…read morea pond and wildlife.

Nice place to bbq. There's a huge covered bbq area with like 10 stone tables and bbq grills. And…read morethere are nice grassy areas with Lis of tree cover. There's lots of small nature trails with lots of trees, a kids play area with wood chips, and a concrete bball court nearby. Lots of trash cans and even bathrooms. Solid A!

Large soccer field and baseball backstop. Connected to rear of Korematsu Elementary school. Large…read moreplay structure and basketball court. Covered picnic area with 10? Concrete picnic tables. Big plus is a functioning flush toilet near the basketball court. There is a paved walking/running path around the perimeter of the soccer/baseball field. Parking is best along Ex Plorit Science center side. On weekends, you can park at the school on Loyola. Park is clean and well maintained. Lots of runners, walkers passing through at all times of day. P

This is a great park! I love how clean it is, how well kept the fields are and how there's access…read moreto bathrooms. There's also plenty of parking! My husband has been here a few times to play in softball tournaments. He has no complaints about the fields. He enjoys playing on them. When we went, the concession stand was open serving items such as candy. Most parks in Sacramento just have trash cans. It was refreshing to be at this park in Davis where they had cans specifically for recycling. We found ourselves using this with all of our aluminum. I appreciated that. When I parked, I noticed a youth soccer game taking place. The soccer field looked well maintained too. You should check this out even if it just for walking around. I noticed locals doing that. I look forward to coming back to this park.

Feels like this place is getting smaller and smaller…read more Is it because I'm getting bigger? Don't think so. I've been the same size for a bit now. Part of it is the newer construction of the Axis apartments nearby. More residents very close by. And a very densely populated section. Honestly, I think folks are parking their cars here at the park. And that's fine, until it's not. This park has NEVER had this many vehicles here. Not during softball season nor soccer season. Never. The kicker: park is still empty. There are cars parked along the park side of Cowell Blvd which NEVER happened before. (Grumpy semi-long term Davis resident side coming out.) Still a pretty empty park because no one really uses it 99% of the time. Even if it does feel smaller.

Small neighborhood park that opened March 2024. Nice place to take a stroll. Has a covered picnic…read morearea with 2 tables; no BBQ grill. The play structure is small and is targeted for young children. The play structure has a shade cover. The park is new so the trees are small. Not much shade available overall.

Love this park, it is set back almost hidden off of Lillard. My kids love it. There is lots of…read moreshade, a big grass area and structures for small kids and bigger kids. There are 2 small picnic tables, making conversation a with other parents easy to start.

I love going to ton this park for walks. It's a safe park with great views. I like all the greenery…read morethat has been added as well as park benches. I also want to mention that they have a public restroom that seems clean to me. If you are looking for a clean nice park with great views, definitely check the holding pond out.

We love this park so much! There are two separate play structures, one is more suited for older…read morechildren and one for younger children. There are four swings, two for big kids and two for babies. The super big curly-cue slide on the larger play structure was removed recently. There are still plenty of slides and tunnels though, along with monkey bars and various ladders to climb. There is not a "fireman" pole, much to the chagrin of my son. A huge plus is that the park is surrounded by several large trees, so it remains pretty well-shaded. There is only a port-a-potty though, which I still count as a plus since it wasn't there a few years ago. Just be aware that because this park is right next to Willett Elementary school, there are daily influxes of kids, depending on what time you come. The after-school program often comes out here to play. There is lots of grass surrounding the park. I've been to a birthday party that was hosted here. There are a couple of picnic tables and several benches. If you have dogs, there's an off-leash area. It's definitely an older park, which is evident by how aged the equipment looks, but my toddler boys still have lots of fun here. As others have mentioned, it's right near the bike path and far enough from the street that you needn't worry about nearby cars.

Big fun play structure and swings for all ages! Dog off lease area and ample lawn to play soccer,…read morefrisbee or fly a kite. I like it's along the bike path too removes from the road. The only down side is this park does not have a restroom just a sad plastic Porta potty.

Nice park near a school and baseball fields. Lots of area to run around in the grass or play with a…read morekite/frisbee/other field item. Good for ages 3-8 I'd say. My daughter played at 2 and needed my help, son 4 could do most of the park on his own. If you live nearby or are in the area it's a good park if you want a field and a playground.

Nice size park with multiple baseball diamonds and a good size playground. Our son loves playing…read morebaseball here with Woodland Cal Ripken. He's in coach pitch farm league this year and growing up way too fast.