Great place for pickleball with well maintained courts, an active community, and plenty of parking…read more My only complaint is the wind. It can be so strong that it significantly affects play. Adding a wind barrier, wall, or some type of screening around the courts would make a huge difference. Other than that, it's a great place for pickleball.

We stopped here with our little ones and had a great time!…read more There are a ton of slides and swings to choose from, and everybody else here was really kind. Lots of grass for kids and pups to run around in as well! Would definitely come again! Oh, and did I mention it's free to play?

This is a really nice park! If I lived in Santa Maria this would definitely be a park that I would…read morevisit often. I come here every year when doing AIDS Life Cycle. All 3000+ of us come and set up camp here for one day. There are large rolling hills, a pond, a pirate ship, and even a disc golf course! On a lovely June day we can all lay out in the grass and enjoy the sun. Last year we even had a giant slip n slide on one of the large rolling hills. It's a beautiful place to come visit every year.

Nice large park in Santa Maria CA. Stopped by otw back to Los Angeles. It is tucked away and…read morepeaceful. Open late. Large playground with big slides. Drawback is that although park is open late the bathrooms are not :-/

This is a solid park with 2 play structures - one tailored to younger toddlers and one for kids…read more There is always someone here on weekends and afternoons due to soccer practices and basketball courts on site. They also have a gazebo picnic area available for reservations. Due to the homelessness issue in this community, the park has become an attraction for people to stay there full time. As a result, there is constantly trash left by the gazebo and around the grassy areas. Fairly certain that today I spotted a vial from a controlled substance immediately next to the younger kid playground. If you aren't carefully watching your kids, they will pick up trash & worse!

Our church really enjoyed renting the reserved area here! Lots of tables under the shade, huge…read moresanta maria-style bbq pit, and close to restrooms. It's one of the best parks in the city and that's confirmed by this being the spot when the city puts on concerts in the park here every summer. Plenty of grassy areas, a favorite of soccer, basketball, football, and baseball teams. Robin Ventura tee-ball field is a nice option too. The two playgrounds are a nice touch: one for the big kids, one for the little tikes. There is a gazebo that has electrical outlets, two restrooms, a very nice basketball court, a tee ball field (Robin Ventura Park), and lots of space to walk and relax. It's also the place for the annual Kite Festival. I'm so glad this is the nearest and nicest park around to me!

Came here for the dog park but overall, this is such a nice park with lots of options for sports,…read morewalking, etc! Being very close to the beach also makes the weather here perfectly breezy. The entire park is huge and spans over 100 acres! They have large and small dog areas, which are filled with part grass, and sand. My dogs really enjoyed the large fenced dog area and found another Aussie dog friend that they ran around with! The space is huge so there is a ton of space for plenty of dogs, playing catch and just overall for them to run around and not feel confined. There are basketball courts, baseball fields, and various grassy areas to host picnics or barbecues. There is a really nice walking path in this part of the park in which you can walk around the courts, fields and dog parks. There is also another area in the park which has additional walking paths and a really nice native garden. So glad I stumbled upon this park. I can't wait to take my dogs here again and also enjoy some walking!

For my California friends who have driven the 101 between LA and SF (or at least made a break for…read moreSLO from Pasadena), you probably have a vague recollection of seeing signs for Nipomo... but maybe can't remember quite where along the drive. ... and that's Ok, because Nipomo is more or less content to keep to itself. A small but tightly-knit community, heavily influenced by an agrarian history, this little town is just a skip off the highway, and close enough to Pismo and SLO that most folks don't think to stop there. But if you're in no particular hurry, and you're not looking for manicured nonsensical whimsy such that one might find in the nonpareil sections of Santa Barbara, then give this town a look. In addition to one of my favorite steakhouses (see my review for Jocko's in Nipomo), there are other little treasures to be found on quiet streets with backdrops of pasture and agriculture. On our most recent trip in April 2021, my family got a wild hair and we decided to take the drive up to Jocko's from our campsite at El Capitan for COVID-19 style takeout. Once our to-go containers were safely in my truck, we looked around for a place a little nicer than the gravel-covered parking lot of said steakhouse to enjoy our meals. Just a short drive away on the other side of the 101, we found this regional park. Somewhere in the midst of athletic fields, open spades of rolling hills, and a few playgrounds, we found a picnic area beneath century-old oak trees. There was something magical about eating our oak-grilled Spencer steaks and filet mignon cuts, huge baked potatoes with all the fixings, and a bunch of sides in that setting. The crisp, clean air, pushed by a sea breeze made the sunset sparkle through the trees as we supped. Yeah, I know... it's just a park. But for that short time, it was our family table, a celebration of being together with and for each other. That it is a peaceful and beautiful little spot off the beaten path made it that more special.

I love this place. Had a breakfast picnic with my dog and boyfriend on our way to La. Wish we could…read morehave explored more

The dude and I came to Orcutt Community Park on 2/14/21 on Valentines Day to have a nice meal at…read morethe park. This park over looks hills and the view is beautiful! The park was very clean and there were a lot of people coming and going in and out the park. They have a play structure for kids, large grassy areas and sitting area. Probably a lot more things as we didn't cover the whole park. There were animals like the owners with their dogs. There were restrooms. This was a very fancy park! A lot of socializing going on from groups hiking or taking walks to yoga and play dates! We luckily found a empty bench to sit on in the sun as it was pretty chilly. The dude and I had a lot fun here and it was a nice spot to eat our Cuban Valentines Day Special here. I would love to come back and explore more of the park. It was windy but relaxing overall we enjoyed our meal! Nice park! If in the area I highly recommend!

Located adjacent to the Rotary Centennial Park and named after our very own MLB Star, this tee ball…read morefield is a local favorite for tee ball and older kids at times too. There are some restrooms located nearby and parking is usually not an issue.

I frequent this park every day with my dog Maverick! It's a very nice, peaceful place to walk your…read moreanimal or just take in the beautiful day in Los Alamos!

This is a lovely small park in the heart of Los Alamos, California. Nice trees, well manicured…read more Just wish it had a public bathroom.

Scott J Williams Memorial Park is located in Lompoc CA within Vandenberg Space Air Force Baseball…read moreHousing The park is small and is used for AF memorial Quaint, small but eel maintained and a nice site