This park has a lot of shade, and there's a little shade on the playground. It's very quiet today…read moreand in a fairly nice older area. Playground has a toddler area right next to the older kid area, and has baby and regular swings. Just a tip, wear sneakers here to keep the wood chips out of the kid's shoes. Bring ant spray if you want a table in the shade.

This is another awesome community park that is in Modesto. To start with, there is plenty of shade…read more If I were to estimate I would say that half of this park has nice shaded areas. This is on the half where the play ground is at. So, if you bring your kids to this park, you can hang out in the shade and watch them play. They playground is not bad as well. There are really two different play areas. One of them is meant for bigger kids and the other one is for younger ones. There is also two different swing sets. This park has tones of pick nick tables that are spread throughout the shaded area, bring some food and some cards and hang out. This side of the park also has restrooms, FYI. And, if you're thirsty, there are two different drinking three different drinking fountains. The other half of this park is a large open area. This area has a baseball field? But it doesn't have to exclusively be used as that. I have seen soccer and football games being played in the outfield. This side of the parks is also ringed by trees. So, if you're watching a games you can sit in some shade as well.

Can be a busy park- lots of families in the area bring their kids here to play. Two separate…read moreplaygrounds- but only 2 swings that aren't for babies. Trails around the park for walking, basketball courts. Overallna nice park, just gets very busy at certain hours- such as summer evenings.

Beautiful large park with bike trails, separate play area for toddlers and kids, swings, picnic…read moreareas, full court basketball, running area, and a water area to cool off during the summer. It's a newer park in the area so come check it out!

Really this is a decent sized park for your kids to run around and play at. We had a 'end of school…read moreyear' BBQ here last may for the kindergarten classes and with the coverd gazebo and 2 large BBQ pits and about 8 tables it's worked out well. There are Two baseball fields, surrounding the park that has seating of bleachers but no Kim of shade area. A basketball court, with more mature trees for those that like to watch and hang out and of course the bathrooms. During baseball and softball season the snack bar is open for you to get the usual snack of nachos, drinks, ice real and even a snow cone during those hot Central Valley days. The surronding area is just under a mile around so in the mornings, folks like to walk around the 'track' for some excercise with a friend or alone. Centrally located in the heart of a developed and older neighborhood you can fell safe to do so in the morning and even dawn. I just wouldn't recommend after dark as way to many sketchy type of people like to hang around doing god knows what. Open from dusk till dawn Monday to Friday. Not bad spot being your little ones from some playtime while you sit under the gazebo or find some shade to read a book or watch YouTube videos on your phone. Really wish that The City Of Riverbank would put more thought and care into its surronding and older areas like this park to do more and help make it more family friendly. Crossroads Silva park is beautiful and very well mainted but these smaller parks barely get the attention it deserves to make it flourish the way it could.

We were searching for a decent park with shade to relax at & found this park. Not bad. Nicely…read moredone, covered patio area with tables. Also several benches, some shaded. Seemed to be a quiet, decent neighbourhood too. We needed a place for my 1 1/2 year old to burn some energy! It offered Toddler swings and a small rocket shaped play gym. All in good condition. Also a Play gym for big kids, a tunnel slide and wavy slide. I liked seeing the old school Tire swing they had too ! Not to many parks have those. It was clean, nice pavement, garbage cans to throw your mess and it seemed to be well kept. It must be a notorious area for the local community baseball games too. It had a diamond field and concession stand on site as well. Go Riverbank, City of Action!

Beautiful park in a quiet neighborhood. There's a basketball court, a playground, restrooms, and a…read moresoccer field. Plenty of open space and shade.

Beautiful park in a beautiful and quiet neighborhood! Walking distance from me and has vast fields…read morefor my doggie to run around in. There's also a nice playground with some cool accoutrements. I had not seen this american-ninja-warrior type of playground before We had fun playing around it and ran around with our dog. You can see families flying kites, kids playing football or basketball and others with their pets. The park is safely tucked in a nice residential area. A must if you are in this neighborhood.

Although Park is not so big, it is spacious enough for families to have leisure time. Quiet and…read moreclean environment. It also has volleyball field. Amazing spot for families and everyone!!!

A lovely park with a lot to offer!…read more The Dry Creek Trail runs through many parks along the Dry Creek in Modesto. There are miles of trails, both paved and unpaved, where you can stroll, run, and bike. It is very dog friendly too! There are some very nice fenced-in tennis courts, playgrounds, and picnic tables which make for fun for the whole family. If you are into disc golf, there is a huge course throughout the park. Some of the baskets are placed right on the creek's edge, so you have to make sure you have good aim! There are some pretty bridges that overlook the creek and make for gorgeous photos when the leaves turn in fall. At the trailhead at East La Loma Park, there is a large parking lot with parking along the leading road. Even though there is plenty of light along the trail, I would avoid coming by after dark because the area can attract some homeless people. Regardless, this is a great park and community asset!

Always enjoyed the people and the scenery. My dog loves the long walks on the trail from Claus to…read moreCoffee Rd.

Decent sized park that features a shaded covered area for a larger get-together, a disc golf…read morecourse, several picnic tables, and a playground for the kids. It's located in a residential area of Livingston, although not the greatest of neighborhoods as evidenced by the seemingly unchecked graffiti on many of the picnic tables. However having said that, during the week, it's not uncommon to have the entire place to yourself. Not a bad place to go if you want to enjoy your lunch outdoors, sans the confines of a building.

This park is more old fashioned. The kids playground is my main reason for going, and it is a older…read moreone, That needs its upgrades, It does not have shade so it gets hot and shaded area is farther then i had hoped as a parent. The Picnic area is nice and lots of benches for family BBQ's and picnics. When in Livingston, this park will have to do. Hopefully they upgrade the play area, to at least add the shaded covers.

I live right next to it! Super great and family friendly during the day and afternoon. At like 9…read morethere's a bunch of sketchy activity but from 12-8pm very nice park to be at! Great to walk the dogs in and train in!