Pioneer Park, located in Woodland CA has some really nice play structures for both big and little…read morekids! We stopped by and brought a picnic lunch to enjoy in their large covered bench area! Restrooms could be more maintained as there were no soap or paper towels to wash and dry my toddler's hands. Happy Labor Day, have some fun with your little ones and take them to your local park! :-) *Song Credit: Building A Treehouse by As Tall As Pine (from Audiio)

We LOVE this park! It's safe, clean, and huge! There are 2 big play structures; one for older kids,…read moreone for younger kids, and one very small one that is a covered wagon with stairs and a double slide. There are swings for little kids, a swing for children with disabilities, and swings for older kids, along with a tire swing. There's a spider web climbing structure. There's no sand at this park, just wood chips. The park has a concrete sidewalk bordering it, and you will often find people walking or biking around it. There are several fitness stations to stop at for exercise, like pull-up bars and monkey bars. There's one basketball court. There's also sooooo much grass, which provides plenty of space for picnics and sports games. The ice cream truck frequently stops at the park! Parking is ample. There's a small parking lot and plenty of street parking. Two things every parent wants to know: 1) Are there bathrooms? Yes. No soap at the sinks though. 1) Is there shade? Yes. It doesn't cover everything, so sometimes the structures get hot. There are plenty of trees for picnics on the grass, and there are two large gazebos with several picnic tables underneath.

Small neighborhood park that was revamped Summer 2020. New…read moreplay structure was placed in Summer 2020. Play structure is suitable for children 5-12 years of age with adult supervision. There are 2 slides, climbing pods, ladders, "rock climbing" wall, bridge, benches, sitting pods, and lemonade stand. There are also 4 swings, 2 for big kids and 2 for toddlers. There were also 2 soccer goals and a large grass area for running and playing.

Probably the best park I've seen!! Both my 1 and 8 year old enjoyed this fantastic wooden castle…read moreplayground complete with a rock climbing wall, pirate ship, giant xylophone and more! They also have frisbee gulf, other sporting areas and covered picnic benches we ate dinner at! Would highly recommend checking out this fun park your next visit to Woodland CA! Your littles will have an absolute blast, I promise you! Definitely returning when we have more time to explore!! SYOY! :D *Song Credit: A Lifetime With You by J Scott Rakozy (from Audiio)

This park is awesome all my friends and u agree it's the best park in all of woodland no park could…read moreever be better. 5 STARS.

Very nice 14 acre property to rent for private functions. Has grass and lots of shade trees. Flush…read moretoilets, fire pit area, playground, and a large covered patio area with kitchen sink, multiple electrical sockets for appliances, and a grill. Lots of picnic tables people to sit down at. Nelson's Grove is a wonderful private campground located not far from I-5.

Attended a wedding! The reception was beautiful! Lots of parking, playground for kids to play and…read morerestrooms!

Gorgeous park. Easy access on 102 and 25A. Great parking!…read morePretty quiet park. There's a couple of porta potty as well. Saw beautiful swallows, geese, hawk and so much more.

If you're looking for a place, have a family picnic with large grassy areas for kids can kick a…read moresoccer ball, this is not it. But if you wanna play where you can walk around and explore wildlife this is a great place to do it. Early in the morning, when it's nice and cool, it's not unusual to see people out with binoculars. There are so many birds out here! I'm thankful that the city of Woodland finally has this open with regular hours.

Super quaint park. Has a full size basketball quart. A play area for older children and a play…read morearea for smaller littles. There are picnic benches I believe I counted four. No grilling areas. The hardest part for a park for Littles is no public bathroom. I personally have an issue w that with a 3-5 year old. A beautiful park for sure

I found the place really plain. Not enough shade, and the creek is always too dry. The worst part…read moreis the incessant littering. If you want a quiet, claustrophobic, and little-attended place to go to on Sunday afternoons, a basement would be preferable to this.

Cute park! Looks very new and up-to-date. I'd say it's best for kids 6 and under. The little…read moreplayground has very small slides that were perfect for my 2 year old but a little small for my 4 year old. However, the zip line and rock structures were great for my 4 year old. There is also a rope/spiderweb structure that's fun for kids to climb. There were rocks and fake logs on the ground that were easily accessible for littles. There are also swings. I love that the park is a good distance from the street in every direction. There is a large grassy area and a pathway that separates the park from the street. Several people were walking and biking on the path. There are some picnic tables underneath an overhead structure, which would provide good shade in the summer. There weren't many trees providing shade on the play area, which I could see being an issue in the summer. The big thing all parents want to know: yes, there is a bathroom!

A unique little park, it has a cool zipline apparatus that my daughter loves. There is a small…read morejungle gym for young kids (maybe ages 2-7) and a large sandbox area for digging play. There are several climbing rocks and rope obstacles, too, as well as swings. My only complaint about this clean and friendly park is that the play area has no shade. There are no shade structures or tree canopies to provide any shade at all for the kids, though there is a large seating area that is covered.

I was a bit skeptical of coming to this trail since there were no reviews, but I'm so glad I did!…read moreIt feels like your so far from the city but it's only about 30 minutes from Sacramento. It's more of a nature walk than a hike, which I think makes it more of a nice peaceful getaway. It's gravel/dirt path, and no dogs allowed.

Small neighborhood park that opened March 2024. Nice place to take a stroll. Has a covered picnic…read morearea with 2 tables; no BBQ grill. The play structure is small and is targeted for young children. The play structure has a shade cover. The park is new so the trees are small. Not much shade available overall.