Love this park, we have such a great time there! It is a great place for kids. There are a lot of…read morefamilies out there just having a great time. The community is very welcoming.

A nice-sized neighborhood park. It seems there is a walking trail with some adult exercise…read moreequipment too. Some picnic tables with a shade covering. The choice of the playground equipment by the developer is a strange mix. Not really for older kids and to advanced for toddlers and younger kids to use. Great rubber tiles under the equipment though!

We love this park. While it is a little older than some others in the area, I feel like it's a…read morereally great playground for littler kids. My two year old loves it!

Nice playground and walking trail around the park. It looks like the playground is currently fenced…read moreoff for a renovation.

Nice open green lawn. The toddler play set has seen much better days. The vinyl covering on the…read morehandles has been baked in the sun and some metal is exposed. The toddler gym is for very young toddlers while the kids play set is for an older child, say 6-7. This leaves the 3-5 year olds without much to play on.

I go here a lot at midnight to swing and talk with friends…read more Clearview Park is tiny. There are two small playgrounds...one is for kids who are a little younger. Both are fairly well-kept. There is a lot of nice grass for picnicking or whatever. Some shade, too. A few okay benches. I don't recommend going barefoot in the sand; there are a lot of cats in the neighborhood. There used to be a tire swing. They replaced it with a (third) baby swing. Why?! The swings on the "big kid" playground are nice, but the one on the right (if Nez Perce Drive is behind you) squeaks like nothing else, while the left swing is completely silent.

Great playground/park. Plenty of parking in the small lot. There's ample grass area to run around…read morein. Bathrooms are clean, though I wish there was soap. The play structures were great for toddlers, with a good variety of fun for all ages. Favorites of the littles include the spinning globe thing and the slide bars (that's the best way I can describe those structures, lol). Yelp 2024 Challenge: 28/30

Fairly tidy little neighborhood park. It has a play structure for young kids, a patch of grass, a…read moretable to play checkers or chess, a water fountain and some benches. It looks like the sprinkler system has been damaged however. This park has the shredded rubber tires for mulch. So it does have that strong undesirable rubber scent.

The locals are super cool here. The park is sick if you actually like to skate and not one of these…read moreidiots out here that thinks skateboarding is the clothes you wear.

This skate park was surprisingly good…read more It has two bowls with a small wall for the vert section. There are number of rails and copings to grind. While it's part of the sports park, there was parking close enough to make it easy to get there, next to the soccer field. Compared to other small towns, they did a really good job on this skate park. Just ask the people in Watsonville.

Hollister has a great sporting venues and picnic areas!! We were in town for a tournament at the…read moreVeterans Memorial Soccer Complex. It has well cared for fields and plenty of amenities should nature call. Next door to the soccer complex is a large baseball facility and adjacent party venues. I'm sure that quiet a few victorious sporting events have spilled over into more than a few of them. In the event of more than one game going on at a time, there is ample lot and street parking. There is also a playground for the younger siblings of athletes to amuse themselves. While dogs are allowed in the playground and baseball park, they are not allowed in the soccer field area.

HDOG is working towards the establishment of a cohesive dog owners group, consisting of people who…read moreare willing to spend time and donate money towards the establishment of our proposed area. This group will be responsible for educational efforts towards dog owners using the area, and will help with operations and maintenance once the area is established. The group will maintain ongoing communications with the Parks and Recreation Department personnel, and will act as a liaison to area park users. A four-member advisory panel has been established. Its members are volunteers from the dog park community, and its purpose is to facilitate the flow of information between the park users and the Parks department and to assist with occasional special projects. In addition to being the catalyst for Hollister's first dog park, HDOG will also advocate responsible dog ownership as we believe that the two work hand-in-hand.