Leghorn's park is an amazing park in Petaluma. It has a covered gazebo, tennis courts, public…read morebathrooms, multiple playgrounds and slides for kids over five. It's rarely not busy but the mornings are a bit calmer now that schools are back in session. I love walking to Chunky's for tacos or a burrito.

Such a big park and so many different things to check out. My daughter had a blast stopping by…read morewhile we were on a family roadtrip.

This is a wonderful park with a wheel-friendly ramp going straight down to the river boardwalk…read more Lovely neighborhood, even extra toys are brought over for children to play on. Location is wonderful, yet parking can be tricky. Well worth the visit!

Big playground with half bark-chip and half sand for the younger side. Three traditional swings and…read moreone alternate. Little side has two baby swings independent from the others. Bonus are the bathrooms close by & various benches for sitting. During the week, a few dogs around in their area & some mom groups with their little kids. They don't have the hand sanitizer like other playgrounds, ice cold water in the bathroom with some toilet seats missing - essentially making the larger stall toilet extremely cold. The playground side is adjacent to a road frequented by the cars in the neighborhood or visiting families. Currently there is leaking water faucet which causes some standing water

Nice park. Playground is decent and big. Swings, slides, and climbing. Some shade by benches and…read morepicnic table. Walking paths and dig run as well.

We love this park, great play structures, and good slides in a quiet neighborhood. There is also a…read morebathroom. The pocknick tables are kind of funky but the grove of oak trees they sit under is beautiful. Not very crowded.

Nice park with beautiful playground, swings, slides, rock climbing wall, and bike/scooter/scare…read moreboard sidewalks around it. It has nice vineyard views and great obstacle course for kids.

Really great playground! Tons of open space, walking paths, shade, and great play equipment! A…read moregreat neighborhood park!

My toddler and I love this park. There are swings for young children and older, two types of…read moreslides, money bar handles, a sliding handle, an area to climb and best of all... sand to sit and play in. There's also a creek behind the way with a cute walking path that leads to the park on both sides. It's our current favorite.

Nice playground. One big structure with slides, a climbing wall, and swings. Sand on the bottom and…read morewalking/bike trails.

My grandkids were so happy this park had reopened after a massive remodel. Plenty of playground…read moreequipment for all ages. There is also an adult section with outdoor equipment. A few picnic tables scattered about & a handful of benches. Additionally there is a covered picnic area for rent. Once the new trees get bigger it will provide more shade.

118/2024 Late post!…read more This blocked size Petaluma park is regularly visited by locals and nearby cities. Located at the downtown along perimeter intersection streets of Petaluma Blvd South, E St., 4th St. & D St. It was a nice walk after breakfast from Sax's Joint Restaurant. My granddaughter enjoyed the nice playground set with slides and swings. There are picnic tables and a nice open grassy area. Restrooms are conveniently accessible. There are park benches and a covered gazebo landscaped with roses. Dogs allowed here!

Petaluma's Walnut Park…read more Smack in the middle of the age of COVID-19, it is hard to find a place were you can sit out, eat and enjoy the fresh air. The two of us had underestimated that challenge! We had just purchased some hot food that was getting cold and cold beer that was getting warm and could not find a place to sit, eat, drink and safely enjoy a couple of hours outside. As we were about to give up, we arrived at Walnut Park. This little park is wonderful and has a lot of history (See the link at the end of this review). We were not the only two in the park. There were two other families each sitting around a pick-nick table at a very far and safe distance enjoying their meals. Before the shelter-in-place era, we used to drive here once in a while and check out the Farmers Market on Saturdays. For information about the Farmers Market go here: https://www.sonomacounty.com/farm-farmers-market/petaluma-farmers-market-saturday And here is an interesting read about the history of the Park: The evolution of Petaluma's Walnut Park https://www.petaluma360.com/entertainment/5418707-181/the-evolution-of-petalumas-walnut?sba=AAS

With all the reviews about the bird shit, why has it not been addressed??? The City of Petaluma…read moreneeds to own up to this!! There's sprinklers that go on the walking path in an area where the birds do not shit. If they put grass and sprinklers next to the building where they have yoga, it would clean the sidewalks. DO THIS!!!

Lucchesi Park, the place you take your spouse to announce you want a divorce…read more Lucchesi Park, take your girlfriend here to say "it's over". Lucchesi Park, come here to reveal your terminal diagnosis. When something bad happens in someplace nice that place is forever tainted by the memory. This is exactly the reason you should come to Lucchesi Park with dire news. It'd be hard to ruin any memories of a place that's already this crap-tastic. Rather than googling "best parks in Petaluma" someone googled "nearby parks in Petaluma" and there's a big difference. We had a nice bottle of wine, some plastic cups, and poured ourselves a little splash after parking the car. We wanted to sit on a bench by the water, sip our wine, and enjoy the ambiance. In one direction the water-adjacent path was so littered with duck/goose/bird poop that I headed the opposite way. I rounded a bend and discovered the same thing in that direction: A shitstorm the likes of which I've never before seen. I turned around and opted for a bench in front of the building with merely a view of the most egregious poop mounds rather than a close-up. I laughed: this place is disgusting. There's a hiking trail at the other end of the park and a playground across the water but I really had no desire to explore. Later that evening I found Penry Park and imagined what could've been. Always google "best park", never "nearest park".

The new park is finally open. What a big upgrade. I cant get my son to leave lol. Thanks to…read morewhomever made this possible.

While watching my grandchildren, we visited Pioneer Park. It was amazing-options for children of…read morevarious ages, gated, soft cushioning. The umbrellas are appreciated as well.

I like this park a lot. It's new and clean with a big open field. The playground is small through…read more But it had some unique equipment like a climbing ball.