I can absolutely see why this park is so highly rated within the city. Between the zip line, the…read morecardboard hill you slide down, the huge slides, the smaller toddler play area, wide open grassy spaces, walking trails, tennis courts, a baseball diamond, and clean bathrooms--this is easily one of the best parks I've ever been to. I was anticipating my brother coming into town early Saturday, but he arrived a bit later than planned. That actually worked out because my daughter and I were able to check the park out ahead of time. When we returned on Sunday with my nephew, both kids were completely enamored. My brother and sister-in-law were just as impressed--the park is truly amazing. It's not overly crowded, feels very safe, and there's plenty of parking. We brought our own snacks and enjoyed a little picnic, which made the day even better. The weather was beautiful, and we already can't wait to return. This will definitely be our go-to park whenever we have the time. Absolutely love this place.

Super fun park in SLO and definitely one of the best playgrounds. Located right next to the…read morebaseball field, this park has two different playgrounds, one for the little kids and a separate one of the bigger kids. Several large enclosed slides which are great for hotter days. There's a fun hill you can slide down on cardboard boxes as well as a small zip line. There's a number of benches and tables for adults to sit. Some are in the shade while others are not. There's some beautiful redwood trees on the periphery of the playground to do a nice picnic under. Parking lot is shared with a pool but there's plenty of space as long as there's no baseball game. There's also tennis courts next to the playground. The playground was redone in 2017 but it's held up pretty well. Overall very enjoyable place to bring kids with lots to keep them busy for a few hours of outdoor fun!

After visiting the Central Coast Zoo, we decided to walk over to the park located just outside, and…read moreit was the perfect follow-up activity. There's a large area to walk around, and you're even able to feed the ducks, which my daughter absolutely loved. She had so much fun on the jungle gyms, slides, and all the playground features available. If you're visiting the Central Coast Zoo, I highly recommend taking the kids to the park afterward to burn off some energy. You can easily make it a full day--visit the zoo, head to the park, feed the ducks, and just immerse yourself in nature. It was a beautiful day and hands down the perfect after-zoo activity. Next time, I'll definitely remember to bring snacks!

Water birds, fish and turtles live in the park. The lake is large with a scenic drive. Make sure to…read morego slow. The park has multiple spots to park your car. The entry is free. - Some locations have direct water access. Others are higher up so you can take photos. There is exercise/playground equipment for use and shade in some locations. - The park holds multiple events each year including Pride. I like having this location as a community staple.

I always love the park, but it's especially magical at Christmas time! They do such a fantastic job…read moredecorating it, it truly transports you to a Christmas wonderland. I've come for New Years Eve twice, and the bonfire event they put together is so much fun. Even in the rain this past year, it was a great time. I've been here at many different times in the year and the park is always filled with people enjoying the benches, gazebo, and playground. It's a great spot to enjoy a picnic or ice cream from one of the downtown shops.

Mid sized park located right in the middle of a town square, surrounded by shops and restaurants…read more Great spot to walk, hangout, and relax. The central location makes it easy to stop by while exploring everything nearby!

My family enjoys this park. The play structures are fun and well-suited for small children.read more

A nice, clean, safe neighborhood park with a big playground for the kids and a huge amount of lawn…read morespace for soccer, frisbee, etc. Picnic tables are great for bringing lunch and eating outside while enjoying beautiful views of Bishop Peak nearby. It's also a 15-minute walk to the base of the peak, if you're looking for a good area to get in a run/hike. Restaurants (Pita Pit, G Brothers, Chile Peppers, etc.) and Albertson's are nearby on Foothill, making this a great place to have an easy BBQ. Next time I'm looking to get a good run in, I'll be back.

I was staying nearby in Templeton, CA. I was driving solo and got lost, and stopped in the parking…read morelot to regroup and look at my map app. I noticed how well maintained the park was and big it was. Towards the north side was a play area and green lawn for picnicking. That is where I pulled into that parking lot to park. There were big beautiful trees towering and providing nice shade perimeter around the park. On the south side I believe is a field (large soccer field) and parking lot; possibly restrooms well. I didn't venture out that way though.

I do like this little park. its off the main roads, never seems to be crowded, is well maintained,…read morehas restrooms, beautiful blossoms this time of year, and a big open space for those soccer games on Sundays and Saturdays. what can I say I just like the quiet of a little park in 4G solid 5 bars wow I really like that.

Great little park! Lots of equipment for all ages. Nice clean bathrooms are also a plus.read more

Well laid out, well thought out. Congratulations Paso Robles for creating a really fun, kid…read morefriendly park! First of all, the equipment is colorful. I am talking bright orange and lime green colors. And it is all in great condition. Secondly, it inspires creativity. It is not just jungle gyms and swing sets. There are zones for music (bongo drums, an unusual keyboard for playing), sand play (multi level surfaces with containers of clean, moist sand), places to crawl, jump, climb, swing, and best of all, surfaces that surround the equipment that are safely bouncy (rubberized). Not only are they easy on both little and big feet, but also perfect for those unexpected little spills and tumbles that usually end up with boo boos, splinters, scrapes, and tears. A lot less of that here. Then, there is the little amphitheater behind the large, well maintained bathroom building. They must be some rocking, good entertainment there sometimes. The grasses and shrubs are kid friendly too. I saw small children bending over to see a discovery, probably a lizard or something, that called the tall grasses around the perimeter of the park his home. There are also adult friendly benches and picnic tables. Definitely a great place to bring the little ones.

When it's 108 degrees in the Central Valley, it's time to go "Cool" off along the California coast…read more My wife and I happened to attend an city event called (Art in the Park) in the City of Morro Bay. This event was held in a small neighborhood park (Morro Bay Park). Morro Bay Park was one of the first dedicated parks in the city of Morro Bay. Here you will find large open spaces, basketball court, play area with swing, slide, climbing structure, drinking fountain, restrooms, WWII Memorial Monument, and Morro Bay Transit bus stop. Overall a wonderful neighborhood park. Ideal for family gatherings and perfect for the City of Morro Bay's Special Events "Art in the Park & Holiday Tree Lighting Festivities". Enjoy !

While visiting Morro Bay we drove by this park a few times. The playground area looked great for…read moreour almost 2-year-old. We decided to head to the park one evening. The park had many homeless hanging around it. We proceeded to the playground area that was a hit for our daughter. While playing, the homeless started converging and one even came into the playground area that was separate from the rest of the park. She stared at us for a while and made a gesture of a gun, pointed it at us and walked back into the grassy area. We left shortly after as my wife was made very uncomfortable. Great little park. Not the greatest experience.

Nice little park. All it really needs is attention and maintenance on the very damaged hand rails…read moreand fence. Very gross looking in person, and sucks for those with physical disabilities that don't have a choice but to grab on to those rails. It is wheelchair accessible, but the park is on a hill so the walkway is sloped and you will either be rolling/pushing downward or upward. The playground looks fun. Equipment looks fairly new. A lot of green grass areas.

NICE LITTLE PARK ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~…read more Nice quiet little park for a lunch on a picnic table or blanket as you overlook the mountains. Lots of snacks can be bought on the next major street ( Madonna Rd. & Los Osos) or at that intersection, which is not far from the 101...and a good pit stop from a long 101 trip....the next pit stop would be at Shell/ Pismo Beach, where you can find better finer dining choices. This park boast a nice picnic table, niece grassy areas, a playground ( for kids who are travel grouchy)...so something for everyone. It is a quiet neighborhood park & you should keep it that way. No loud music, no leaving garbage, & no screaming. Of course you have other choices in the area, like Laguna Lake... but this place is suburban serene. It is likely to make you want to also join this cute, but pricey area. Not in a cult nor Stepford wife way, but what do I know...I don't live there. Homes are really marvelous in this area. A nearby area also has a neighborhood security watch. Some overzealous lady, who was taking a walk, asked me what I was doing? Duh! I was shooting some pics (& not people!)!! I was behind my parked car, with my big DSLR pointed at the mountains & not near anyones house. She was at first rather clueless, paranoid, & first annoying, but as we talked (& since I was a local), she chilled & was cool. She claimed that there were a few car break ins in the area & I concurred that there was one near my place too. If you want some snacks, a short drive away ( at the next big intersection & mini- mall (you have fast food ( Burger King, Pizza), Chinese/ Pho, Mexican, Italian, Sushi, 99 cents store, & other services, such as a CVS, Shell Gas/Car wash, Florist, Grocery). Further down either Los Osos or Madonna, you have a "Mecca" of where the locals & some tourists go. Down Madonna there is a Best Western, Madonna Inn/ Restaurant, Chinese Food, Denny's They are opposite the Biggest Mall in the area, complete with Starbucks, Ralph's, Sears, Chicken Wings, Chipotle, etc. Down Los Osos you have Whole Foods, Costco, Home Depot, Target, BevMo, & more. Between the two roads, which are both right off the 101, you have many choices that you will not find until you get to Santa Maria. This is a much better & safer area. See my pics for some finer points & watch out for overzealous paranoid Neighborhood watch people :) Enjoy! :)