Great park for littles. My daughter (age 1) loved the play structure, swings, and the rock climbing…read morearea. Lots of grass around, benches covered with shade, and bathrooms (though pretty dirty!).

What a great find! After a very long drive we were ready for a walk! And this park was perfect, our…read moreSpringer loved the goose watching

My great nephews LOVE this place! Safe environment for the kids during 112* heat during Anderson…read moresummers!

River Splash is an enclosed space right next to the Anderson River Park parking lot on Hazel Drive…read more Inside the enclosed space are picnic tables and benches (two different shaded areas), and a few lounge seats with umbrellas randomly situated around the splash pad. There's also a drinking water fountain, and a restroom building with 4 pretty large and clean all-gender restrooms. Outside the enclosed area, the parking lot has several porta potties. And there are soccer fields and basketball courts right next to the water park, as well as large fields of grass, great for picnicking while also enjoying the splash pad. But be aware, there are no vending machines and no food/drinks on site (unless they have some sort of special event here). So come prepared with your own snacks. Relief from the heat! That's what this splash pad is all about. Of course the creative element, different types of fountains, and timing for each makes it fun for the kids to run around. There's even a pail in the middle that fills with water, then dumps it out for a giant splash to drench those underneath. But the splash pad is not just for kids. I ran through several times to cool down on this hot summer day in Anderson. With the 100+ degree weather all day and into the night, I'm not surprised they are open late, till 10pm. It looks pretty plain overall, but that's the beauty of it, you get wet, you cool off, you don't have to get involved with any fancy equipment... and if you go at night after dark, maybe you get to enjoy some colorful lighting as well. All of this free of cost, I think that's a pretty good deal.

Quaint aka very small park located along the Sacramento River. Quiet, scenic, and well maintained…read morewith two public bathrooms on prem. We enjoyed a nice outdoor lunch here en route and this park is located conveniently off the 5. The park ranger was friendly and on-duty when we were here too. Plenty of parking too. Definitely a nice outdoor lunch, restroom break, or doggy walk spot when passing through Red Bluff.

Very clean and quiet lots of shade and no homeless sleeping in bushes very well maintained and the…read morefishing is lightweight alright, the trail to the river has lots of Bees so be careful

This was a fun little place to bring the kids. The place was fairly clean and well kept.read more

Took my great nice, who had a blast. Running back and forth between the two levels of jungle gyms…read moreand swing area.

A great park with ball fields, play structures, walking trails and a skate park. It is obvious…read morethat the City takes pride in their parks.

This is a gorgeous trail right now with lots of water and tons of birds. We saw a pair of cranes…read morenear the parking lot. Don't miss this gem of a walking trail especially now with plenty of wet in the wetlands and so much wildlife visiting. There are exercise stations along the way and it's next to a baseball field. Check it out!

Stopped here to let our kids take a break on a long road trip, it was perfect for what we needed!…read moreShady benches and lots of grass and trees to sit by. Kids tired themselves out on the slides and big open grass areas. Pleasantly surprised

So much fun. My daughter and my boyfriend both loved the slide. And daughter didn't want to leave…read morebut there were a lot of people coming and we were just driving through.

Very fun lava tube (cave)…read more Short hike. Easy parking. Bathroom at parking area. You will definitely need a flashlight and close-toed shoes. It is not dangerous, but it is very dark and the ground is bumpy and uneven.

Wonderful pit stop to cool down in the extreme heat!…read more Limited parking Picnic area Non flushable toilets

Beautiful walking trails! There are a lot of geese, so watch where you step ;)…read moreYou can walk for miles or you can do a shorter loop. There is a map of the trails at the Hemingway St. entrance that will help you navigate your stroll. I wish I has brought a hat on my walk yesterday. It wasn't extremely sunny but there are some stretches without shade.

One of the most serene and well kept walking trails in Northern California. We always feel safe…read morewalking here, partly due to park hours closing at dusk and partially because of the maintenance crew close by. The bathrooms are incredibly clean. There are 3 trail options, the longest one 2 1/4 miles. Tip: do watch out for goose droppings as they can be found on the walkways from time to time.

Such an amazing and absolutely beautiful waterfall nice and clean very cold lol yet it was so niceread more

It is a Beautiful small waterfall up by Crystal Creek. It was a boys camp and really helped a lot…read moreof troubled boys.