Not only was there not much to see as The Flumes do not exist anymore due to the Paradise fire but…read morethis is also a car death trap due to the dangerous roads that have unavoidable pot holes and massive sharp rocks sticking out of the ground which destroyed my engine and several people have lost oil pans travelling down this road, the road leading down needs to be shut down as soon as possible until it gets fixed up to be safe to drive on.

If you're scared of heights, I don't recommend this location. You're basically walking on tracks…read morelaid out on a pipe carrying water. Once you get to the arrow, you have to jump a few feet down the mountain and climb your way down to the water. The hike is about an hour before you reach the location. It's beautiful though. Tadpoles, fishes, and frogs are around the water. It's perfect for the summer because the ice melts and fills the lake up to a good height. Perfect for jumping off the rocks.

A diamond in the rough for Sierra lakes. If you want to get away from tons of people, you'll love…read morethis place. Purchase rental cabin from Bucks Marina or Bucks Lake Shore Lodge. Also, Lake Shore lodge has a full bar and restaurant with outstanding food and drinks. Get the tree smacker for the full effect....LOL Enjoy this lake, it's one of kind. I've been going there since 1967...It's the real deal for a mountain experience!!!!! Cools down at night, so you sleep great....Hank D. Sr.

wonderful place! wonderful staff and wonderful people! Bucks Lake is a must visit if you have not…read morebeen yet what a wonderful secret/ destination spot!

I came across this park while staying overnight in Willows and looking for something to do. What an…read moreamazing place! There were so many different types of birds (we saw thousands) and I even spotted a bald eagle. I appreciated that dogs are allowed and the park is open until an hour past sunset. Purchasing tickets is so easy too. I'll be sure to come back with my SLR camera next time I'm in the area.

We had such a wonderful experience with Sacramento Wildlife Refuge during my daughter's field trip…read moreyesterday. Ranger Nikki led the group, and she was outstanding. She brought energy and enthusiasm, which made a huge difference in keeping a group of first and second graders engaged. Nikki has a natural gift for teaching--she explained things in a way the kids could easily understand while still making it fun and interactive. My daughter came home talking all about what she learned, which says a lot. It's not easy to manage a group of young kids, but Nikki handled it with patience, positivity, and great leadership. We're so grateful for educators like her who make these experiences meaningful and memorable. Highly recommend this field trip for young students!

I love this park and love how this community actually uses it. On normal days, there are always…read morekids playing on the slides and swings and others having a picnic under the gazebos. There is a large BBQ for parties and smaller ones throughout the park. There are softball fields and lots of parking here. On event days half the town is over here for the carnival, or Lamb Derby, or AutoShow. Its so cool and so fun. During events the electrical is on so vendors can hook up and cook. We bring the dogs here sometimes but generally its a nice park to lounge at or to attend local events in town.

My son and I are always on the hunt for really great playgrounds and have yet to find one out this…read moreway. We've been here since 2017, and we've been to literally every single playground from Butte County to Glenn County, to Shasta County, and even the Mount Shasta area. This is cute, but it's not a great playground. It still has these useless cement structures that have zero purpose, besides getting in the way. I remember the same type of useless structures that children we're supposed to climb on and then just sit there doing nothing when I was a child in the 1960s. These are from that exact same era. They are faded and deteriorating and just make whoever takes care of the park look like they don't give a crap. From afar, the plastic structures look new, but when you get close, you see they've been faded by the sun significantly and are probably decades old. None of the slides are good. Everything is made for someone about 3 ft tall but definitely not older than whatever age would be more than that. An abundance of swings to a weird level. I've never seen a playground with this many swings, outside the main playground at Golden Gate Park..There's just no great structure to spend time in. The structures end with really pathetic bizarrely tiny slides. It's a huge park that never ever has anyone taking even more than 2% of it up at any given time. They should use that space for an amazing park for this area since literally nowhere out this way from Glenn County to Shasta County to Butte County has a decent large playground. It's great if your child is 4 years old max

I have been going to this park since I was a kid. I love the lake and the many activities that are…read moreavailable. Now I bring my own family here,

We camped here for 2 days and 1 night because it was half way between our first day hike at Table…read moreMtn and the following day hike at Sutter Buttes. Plus it's damn cheap at $10/night as of 4/1/07. There is a reason it's cheap though. Nothing much there. You pay at the campsite host before you enter the park. Pick a spot driving down the middle road. We got space #22. It's about 100 yards from a pit toilet. There is a faucet for running water at our campsite. There are plenty of tables nearby to eat at and a view of the river not too far away. This is the cheap-bastard way of camping, not for everyone and glad it was only for 1 night. my pics above.

I was traveling north on I5 with my 3 kids and stopped to take a break. This was an awesome stop…read morealbeit a bit off the freeway. Park was super clean and well kept and the water feature made the hot day bearable. Grab food beforehand and have a fun family picnic.

What an awesome park in such a small town! The playground area is great, very clean and so…read moreappealing to kids. The main fort is three stories tall and has plenty of interactive spots. There's a swing on a line that you can run and jump onto, very neat. A few interesting singular merry-go-rounds and a monkey bars set. There is plenty of grassy area all around and a cute water play area that you can turn on with the touch of a button. Definitely take your kids here!

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

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.

Beautiful little park in the middle of Paradise, CA. Nice to see this little oasis survive the…read more"Camp Fire" that pretty much took out the town in 2018. We rented a handicap accessible picnic area for a family get together after a memorial for the matriarch of the family. There are geese and squirrels running about on the grounds. Nicely shaded trees. There is a public pool, but it happened to be closed on the day of our event. Great place to chill, have a picnic with friends and family. And nowadays, there is little reminder of that tragic event in 2018.

Paradise Recreation and Park District has the best preschool classes in Paradise. My daughter loved…read morethem and now her daughter is having as much fun.

It's an absolutely stunning part! It's kind of like if clotilda merlo, in Stirling City, had a…read moreplayground. I'd they say the only problem and it's a really weird problem, is the tiny Creek/ waterfall that goes under the little bridge at the lower portion of the park is so disgusting and toxic looking that it makes no sense! The whole park is maintained beautifully, but then the quality of water in this little man-made waterfall Creek is covered in foam, toxic everything garbage. It's like they forgot that they created this for like decades. It's just bizarre and disgusting. It's easy to ignore, luckily, but just weird. If you're going to have a water feature, you obviously have to maintain it, and they just didn't get that memo. My review is for the rest of the park, which is stunning and stellar! They have unique playground equipment, different than any other playground we go to, and we've been to literally every single playground you can find from Magalia to Orland to Dunsmuir to Yuba City. The weird Echo chamber in the dome portion is really cool and probably sounds really cool with live music. I have no clue, but it creates the weirdest Echo chamber I've ever been in. It's something that should be at the Exploratorium in San Francisco!