It's an awesome place to just sit and chill out for a minute in this part of town that's otherwise…read moresuper busy. I just got some food was pushed out of the parking lot by someone who wanted my spot so I couldn't sit to eat but here I was able to! This place is a beautiful little simple outdoor small wedding. Has a bunch of roses on the overhead bars it's really cute!! Hope this helps thanks for reading!

It's beautifully designed park, but why don't they take care of the roses? If I were living there…read moreand paying the HOA fees, I would definitely demand better maintenance of its namesake.

Beautiful , clean park ! Great for parties, picnics or just taking a relaxing walk. My kids love…read morethis park and it's in a nice quiet neighborhood. Highly recommend

Older play structure, no shade, faded and just basic steps and slides. A few benches and picnic…read moretables but its a better park for walking around on the path.

novarina park is great for a park where you want to enjoy a walk, have the beauty of the trees and…read moreambiance it comes with playground lit too

Great corner park with lawn area, playground, shaded picnic table areas, water fountain and a…read morewalking path around the park. Benches around play structure. No swings. I love coming here with the kiddos as there are always other kids playing and enjoying the park. Its a great park for flying a kite too! No BBQ's though. No parking lot, just parking on the street. I know through the City of Oakley you are able to "rent" out the park or picnic area for a reception, special event or birthday party. There is a really cool sand area thats got pretend dinosaur bones and your kid can pretend to be dig up the bones!

Country Manor Park is a small park in Antioch that I used to frequent as a kid. Before I actually…read morelived in the Bay Area, my Dad would take my siblings and I here to watch the fireworks on top of the hill when we would come to visit. It became somewhat of a ritual when I moved to Antioch, and our family friends would join us here to watch the Fireworks on the Fourth of July and sometimes on New Years Eve. I started coming here on my own with my friends when I was in high school and it became our little hangout spot. Fast forward to today, and this park still offers an amazing viewpoint of the Antioch Bridge, Mount Diablo, and the city of Antioch itself. Every so often, I would take a trip down memory lane and drive down to this park to take a walk and to enjoy the view on top of the hill. I will admit that it's been too many years too long since I've visited this park, but I'm glad that I made a stop here recently. Aside from the wonderful viewpoint, the park offers a nice playground for young kids to enjoy, a paved path for walking your dogs (or just for yourself), a large grassy field, and even a batting cage and dugout for hosting baseball and softball games. There are a few benches and tables along the path and one barbecue pit at the opposite end of the parking lot. The park itself is very peaceful and it has never been crowded during the many years that I have come here. There is a small parking lot that rarely ever gets full and ample street parking as it is located in a residential area off of Asilomar Drive. They also have restrooms but they were closed during my most recent visit due to maintenance. The paved path circles around the field, but it connects to another path that will lead you on a trail behind another residential area. To access the view point, you can take the narrow dirt trail next to the batting cage that will lead you up to the top of the hill. There is one part of the trail that is extremely muddy because of all of the rain and should be proceeded with caution as slipping can be possible. The hill is a short walk up but very steep. The views are totally worth the trek up to the top! Usually this area is pretty well maintained, but it was really grassy when I last visited. I hold this little park near and dear to my heart. It's always nostalgic for me when I do come to visit, even after years of not going. It's a great place to go if you're looking for a local park to take your dog for a walk, your children out to play, or even just to relax and take in the wonderful views on top of the hill.

Park for field games. No basketball court, which I originally came here for but No worries, you can…read morestill get your cardio in with walking the long trails once or twice.

This place is amazing. You can host any parties you want. It's the best. The grass is so pristine,…read moreit brings a smile to my face. Me and my friends go there all the time. Most parks are old and dirty, but Eagle Ridge is not. I just wanted to express my feelings in this review. I hope everyone will have a great time here.

Eagleridge Park is 5.4 acre public park located in a residential area of Antioch,CA. The park is…read moreadjacent to John Muir Elementary School at Eagleridge Dr & Greystone Drive. It has a large well-maintained turf with shade trees along the perimeter. There's a playground, picnic tables, and a restroom. The well grown shade trees are really nice, especially in the hot summer months. The large grassy areas are good for group activities and sports. With such a large area, it seems like they should have a fenced in dog park. Also, there's no basketball courts or other sports facilities. There's some at the school, but I'm not sure if those are available to the public. Overall, it's a quiet place with wide open turf and shade trees. Park along street, no off-street lot. Open dawn to dusk.

This is a good park for elementary school-age kids that need more of a physical challenge. There…read moreare plenty of gross motor skills and activities within the structure. I wouldn't recommend this structure for very small kids.

Great park three tiers to play with big slides and plenty other fun adventurous toys to play on not…read moremuch shade on a sunny day so be prepared to soak up the sun

Anuta park is named for Gustave Paul Anuta (1903-1987). Born in Pound, WI he moved to California…read moreand took a job with U.S. Steel. He retired in 1966 after 37 years of service. He enjoyed fishing, farming, automobiles and community service. He and his wife Hazel had three children, Betty, Barbara and Russell. Russell was lost over Sorong, New Guinea (M.I.A.) Russells' name is included in the American Military Cemetary in the Phillipines. Anuta created what was then known as the Ambrose Memorial Park to honor the service men of World War II. Gus Anuta was my uncle. Information is from my dad's family history. Submitted by Janet Anuta Dalquist 12/10/22

Nice big park newer play structure , a couple swings, a covered area with 4 tables and benches,…read morethis area can also be rented and you get the use of an electrical outlet, other seating area around the park with a bbq grills, and a big grass area to fly a kite, football,soccer, etc, and a theres a slope on the grass area where kids love to roll down it!

On the morning of our last day in Angels Camp I bent down and ... my back went out! Ugh. Great…read moretiming, right before the long drive back to the Bay Area. My wife drove coming home, but I was still in a lot of discomfort, and after an hour or so we needed a break. Nearing Discovery Bay, on my phone I looked for a park not too far from Highway 4, ideally something I could walk for a bit and stretch out my back. Cornell Park was like a prayer answered! Wide, grassy open spaces, nice, flat walking path, and a generous loop around the park. This was just what I needed! We walked around a few times, it was a quiet, sunny morning in Discovery Bay, and I could feel my back stretching out with each loop. On the rest of the drive back I was a little more comfortable. Cornell is a wonderful city park, and an ideal stopping point returning to the Bay Area from southern Gold Country.

This is a nice park to walk your dog or take a lap or two walking around. There is a place for kids…read moreto play, tennis.and pickle ball courts, soccer and baseball and of course DB hosts the great Camp Out here every summer. What is fun is meeting up with people and chit chatting. Love this park!