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Melissa C.

This park is the best! My kids ask to come all the time, it's a little further for us than other parks but there is so much to do. There is a music area, a climbing area, and two different play structures for kids that range from small to large. There is even an area just for smaller kids. Behind it is a large grassy area that is used for sports, running, playing catch. It can get busy in the early mornings and sometimes the parking lot is full and you have to park on the street. There is a trail right outside the park and a botanical garden on the same grounds. There are often birthday parties or other events taking place here as well. They have benches in more than one area. On the trail connected to the park you can find work out equipment that can be used as well. It's just a really nice place that you can spend time burning off some of the energy with the kids, and there is plenty of food and coffee nearby when you're done!

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Shelby C.

This park has so much to offer you from the walking trail , that has a few work out equipment for you to use! The park itself has a decent parking lot right in front of the Clovis botanical garden and the play structures. We hadn't been here in awhile and I am so happy to see they redid the foam ground and put wood chips instead of tire pieces. They did have two slides boarded up but everything else was great. I love the fact they have multiple play areas and they aren't super far from each other. One are for 1-4 years olds , a structure for 2-6 years old and then one that can be for bigger kids as well, plus swings(two baby swings, 2 for taller kids and 2 that are really low to the ground even my almost 3 year was fine in)!! My kids also love the rope area that looks like a giant web that the kids can climb. They also have a music area too, that's like a music garden. They do only have two of the areas covered from the sun, so go on cooler days or early morning. They offer bbq's and seating, with two covered areas. Decent amount of tables under where the covered area is. Not sure about any water spigots or plugs. There is a big open area of grass as well! Bathrooms are right by the playground.

Padeshe G.

First time visiting. It a big walking area, flat walkways great for people in wheelchairs Had a blast in triple digits.. walking the entire park Safe quiet peaceful Needs replacement work on the soft matting on the playgrounds Many holes , where you can trip and fall

Korina Y.

You can do a short walk or long walks depends on your mood. If you want the longest distance , you can go from John Wright Station all the way to McDonald's off Temperance/Herndon ( I'm not sure the distance but pretty good distance). From Dry Creek Park to the horse statue at the corner of Sunnnyside and Shepherd is 1.7 mile one way, so you'd be doing about 3.4 mile round trip. There's plenty of parking at the Dry Creek Park or at the horse statue off Sunnyside/Shepherd. Restrooms at both parking. Very nice trail wide enough for strollers and wheelchairs.

Serenity E.

Best park in Clovis so far. Definitely a great park for bigger kids. We brought our little toddler here and he still had a blast. There is a nice big playground for the older ones. They have a baby playground as well. Also lots of space. Love the trail along the park. Love all the exercise stations. Love the little creek. They have a little musical instrument area. The botanical garden is right next to the park. It's nice to go for a walk and let the little one run off some energy. It's a clean park and love that they have a parking lot. We will be sure to return.

Plenty of space for a great party
Marisela S.

I absolutely love this park this is probably one of my favorites in all of the Fresno Clovis area. There are 2 playgrounds for a little kids and toddlers and up they have 2 huge overhangs that you can reserve for parties which I have done 2 times already and both times have been a great experience. There is plenty of grass were ducks walk, there's festivals there, we've taken bounce houses and set up games there as well as workout classes. The trail is right next to it which we have ran plenty of times, there's even the workout stations which are awesome and we've totally use that too. As well as a botanical gardens which I haven't visited, but I definitely would like to because it seems like they have updated that section as well. I cannot say more great things about this park, its awesome

Beautiful Dry Creek Trail.
Donnie D.

Great scenic Park that is very green right now. Perfect place for walking your dog and biking. There is no entry fee for this trail or park which is absolutely surprising. There are restrooms for the public that are moderately clean. There are low hanging trees along the trail that create a lot of shade for your morning walk. Great playground for the kids within the park, also musical area. You can reserve the covered space with tables for special occasions. Very friendly residents along the trail as well as people on the trail.

Diana E.

The Dry Creek Trailhead (near the Clovis Botanical Garden) on a spring morning, offers a shady trail, flowers and a variety of trees growing along the creek that is flowing this time of year.

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Favorite park to run, friendly environment. Also a nice park to go for a bike ride or to walk your dogs.

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Great place for birthday parties & family reunions...

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