I would like to see the city clean it more often. I find trash that can be dangerous to dogs…read more Homeless and teens get in at night. I come in the morning and have found a tampon and used condom. There is plastic around the sewer grates that is torn. There is often trash by the sewer openings. There are times the poop bags have ran out for awhile not being refilled. Sometimes it floods and stinks like sewage and the dogs can get their paws black from it. When it floods bad during raining times they lock it up. Some people leave styrofoam coffee cups, poop from their dogs, and broken toys. I wished this park had a bathroom. Regulars are very nice. Benches on each side, shade from trees on one side is nice and dog/people drinking fountain. I am thankful to have it so large because I have big dogs that love to run and play.

I have a few good and bad things to say about this dog park. First off, I do not own a dog,…read morehowever, I do work for dog rescue and my friend has a dog that we bring here from time to time for exercise and play. We have come a few times and it was nice, no issues. However, today was different. There were several Husky dogs that were being rather aggressive to other dogs. The owners, one an obese, Hispanic male, was being a bully as well. There were several other Hispanic males who told me and my friend to take our dog elsewhere if we didn't like it. We left and so did another girl who observed the entire situation. No one cared that they were bullies and I am writing this to warn anyone who goes there to beware of them. Their dogs are mean and aggressive and the fat "brute" bully does nothing and won't control his dog. He gave me several death threat looks and if I would have been armed with pepper spray, I may have used it. We wanted no trouble and left quickly. I am really nervous to go back. It is a nice and beautiful park although, there are no bathrooms and also many people do not pick up their dog's poop. Pros-beautiful dog park, has nice benches to sit on and pretty grass. Con's-No bathrooms or shade, sometimes poop not picked up, mean bullies who are hateful with aggressive dogs. There was a girl there that the bully's dogs were trying to bite and pick on. The poor dog was crying but the girl did nothing. So odd that people won't fight for their own animals. I wanted to call the cops but saw no point. If you see people like this with a Husky, I urge you to report him. I am not sure to whom though. Enter at your own risk. Take pepper spray and be on guard. Never know when the mean, fat bully might return.

Low key an unspoken gem. Mesa Marin Dog Park has such a chill vibe. The people are nice, the dogs…read moreare friendly, and everyone is just there for a good time with their fur baby. I will admit, at first I was on edge because I didn't know how my dog would react to other dogs and vice versa. But, I finally got over my own fear and introduced my pup to the crew and he did amazing! Turns out I was the problem all along. Oops! Rocky wasted no time making friends, especially his besties Zena and the husky. Now he acts like this is his daily social club. I'm loving it park is a great size with plenty of room for zoomies, plus they keep it stocked with doggy bags and a water fountain for the pups which feels bougie for a dog park, but I'm here for it! All we need is a basket full of treats! This is the perfect spot for friendly pups that need to burn energy. Rocky approved!

Beautiful updated park not just for dogs but for my kids I love this place. It's near my dad's…read moreresting place.

Been there twice , nobody there. Ok , limited shade for summer , could use a lot more water for a…read moregreener look for four footed visitors , will try again.

If you have a dog, bring them here. But, only if they are friendly. DO NOT BRING MEAN DOGS…read more This is a park devoted to dogs. The only amenities for humans, three benches, a water fountain and doggie bags to pick up your dogs messes. Remember to do so. Let your dogs run and play. Bring balls, toys, snacks, Frisbee, whatever makes your buddy happy. There will be other dogs there. There will be other people there. If your dog does not like that, DON'T BRING THEM.

Everyone needs a place to escape to and I may regret writing this review, because I may have to…read morefind a new secret spot to chill with my dogs. But, I can live with that problem when it happens, this is too good a spot to keep to myself. Remember you heard it from me first. This park is usually quiet, they have redone the playgrounds. Yes, there are 2! One side is for smaller kids and the other bigger ones 5-up. If you have people that want to play basketball there's a court for that too. When Silver-creek would be full we would come over here and have a nice quiet game. This park's dog park used to be in the front where the water pump things are. I was said when I saw the city putting them in and digging up the dog run. However, I was happy again after noticing that they moved it back some and kept this place a nice dog park. Because, you can no longer see the dog run as you drive by I think people miss out on this location. Any who, now you know what I know about Seasons Park. Here are some pictures for you visual learners like myself. Okay bye!

Cutest little park in Stallion Springs! There's a small lake, a playground, a few picnic spots that…read morehave built-in grills, a patio covering additional tables, rolling hills, boulders, many species of birds, a walking trail across the street, and one of my favorite things up in the area- a covered bridge! The park is open sunrise to sunset and leashed, vaccinated dogs are welcome. While we were picnicking we saw families were using the playground and fishing, people horseback riding, and a couple walking their dogs. It was peaceful and pleasant place to spend the afternoon.

This little hidden gem is located next to our timeshare in Tehachapi and we have been going every…read moremorning for a nature walk. The park has a small kids area and a couple of trails. The lake has beautiful birds and some wild life. We saw plenty of squirrels and ducks. The trails are nicely marked and I believe you can also ride horses in this area. The covered area is a nice area if you are a fisherman as well as the bridge. The second day we hiked up to the top area that has a gazebo and just admired the View. The beauty and serenity of this area is priceless. It really helps you appreciate the small things.

This is a well maintained area with a beautiful landscape. There are clean, open bathrooms…read moreavailable. Lots of picnic style tables and grills to use. They host fun activities for community engagement. A fun playground for kids to enjoy. Basketball courts too. They stock for fishing too. Come enjoy and relax.

Today, I wanted to take my granddaughter to feed the ducks. When we pulled up, there were three elk…read moreright in front of us. We just sat in the car and looked at them for a while. This park is so beautiful, and then to have the treat of the elk right in front of us was amazing. It is so awesome how they just live among the people here in the community. Nobody bothers them, and they don't bother anyone. It's a beautiful thing. They are so majestic. I literally could've sat there for hours just watching them, but my granddaughter wanted to feed the ducks. Unfortunately, there weren't really any to feed. Another thing I wanna mention is the bathrooms here are so clean, not something you always find at a park. This is a great place to go to have a picnic and spend some family time. My granddaughter was already asking me when we can go back. 9/28/25

Campus Park has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. I grew up here skating around…read morethe tennis courts with friends, and occasionally even playing tennis. Recently, the playground got a revamp. While I do miss the nostalgic charm of the old sand, I can't deny that the new design is sleek, clean, and inviting. Now, many years later, I have the joy of bringing my own child here to play. It's a special feeling to see them enjoying the same park I loved growing up, just with a fresh new look. Campus Park continues to be a welcoming, family-friendly space that holds both great memories and new ones in the making.

It's a small park with a small playground, and two tennis courts next to a duck pond. There's…read moreplenty of shade and some tables as well. Not the most impressive little park, but I'm so happy it exists! I just wish it were better maintained. The two tennis courts were empty on a Saturday afternoon when I went for my visit. Because of the proximity to the duck pond, despite the gates, there were some droppings inside the court (minimal, but couldn't help but cringe a little if a tennis ball bounced close) There are also some cracks on the court that can alter your play a bit, but I'm not a pro or even that picky and it didn't bother me that much! I still had a lot of fun playing tennis at this little park!

We have called and emailed them about the South Campus Park courts light being off and we've had no…read moreanswer. We love playing pickle ball but we can't play past sundown for the past 2+ months. Who do we need to call or what do we need to do so those light can come on?

This park is usually pretty clean. It has a playground, picnic tables with bbq grills, basketball…read morecourt and tennis court. No bathrooms, so I've seen men urinating behind bushes a few times. The disc golf baskets are placed very close to the kids playground and picnic tables. It's very common for discs to hit the playground while very young children are playing. I've had a few close calls, almost being hit with a disc even when I was nowhere near the baskets. And I've seen other children and adults almost get hit with discs. They'll throw discs even while there are groups of people hanging in the area. It's just not a good idea to have disc golf at this park.