This is the newest and nicest park in Livingston. It's well maintained, and kept extremely clean…read more There is a 1/3 of a mile concrete walking loop, a playground for the kids, picnic tables, plenty of benches and lots of lush lawn. This is a good place to get a little exercise, the walking loop is relatively flat and free from any vehicle traffic.

Just trying to get out of the house this morning after my coffee and nail appointment. The park is…read moredirectly across the street from where get my nails done so I left my car in the parking lot and walked across the street to the park. Even though there were a lot of people there, it was really relaxing just to walk around in my own little world. There was a nice breeze blowing this morning, so it felt really good just to get out of the house walk past the dog park. It was super cute, I just had a nice relaxing morning walking around seeing the sites and people watching. I totally need to do this more after I get my nails done.

This park is huge, it's definitely one of the best city parks I have been too. It has everything…read moreyou could really want - Great running/biking trails -Huge ponds with tons of friendly ducks & geese you can feed (just don't feed them bread it's bad for their health & can give them angel wings.) -Music event amphitheatre -Beautiful Japanese garden -Playgrounds -Fenced dog park -Fishing ponds -Tons of trees & grassy areas -Bmx bike track This park is really scenic & is huge. We love to bring our kids here to explore, ride bikes & feed the ducks & geese (we bought a 50lb bag of cracked corn from Tractor Supply for like $18 & keep it in the back of our van.) They are super friendly & will eat out of our kids hands. We accidentally came here yesterday during the Water Lantern Festival & it was insane how many people & food trucks were there. *Tip If you plan on coming for than a few time during the year but the annual parking pass from the electronic kiosks around the park for $50 (it's good for parking at all city parks & The Fresno Zoo as well but it's only good for one cars license plate.

It's a fairly longe trail. Set along a golf course and a creek, so you see some transients. Mostly…read morepaved trail. I personally enjoy more of the nature trails but it's nice for a good walk, jog, bike ride.Theres also a playground for the kiddos.

A lovely park with a lot to offer!…read more The Dry Creek Trail runs through many parks along the Dry Creek in Modesto. There are miles of trails, both paved and unpaved, where you can stroll, run, and bike. It is very dog friendly too! There are some very nice fenced-in tennis courts, playgrounds, and picnic tables which make for fun for the whole family. If you are into disc golf, there is a huge course throughout the park. Some of the baskets are placed right on the creek's edge, so you have to make sure you have good aim! There are some pretty bridges that overlook the creek and make for gorgeous photos when the leaves turn in fall. At the trailhead at East La Loma Park, there is a large parking lot with parking along the leading road. Even though there is plenty of light along the trail, I would avoid coming by after dark because the area can attract some homeless people. Regardless, this is a great park and community asset!

Our grandson played at Mistlin Sports Park all three days over Memorial Day weekend. The complex is…read morelarge, busy, and clearly hosts many tournaments and families from all over. What saddened me, however, was that there was not a single American flag displayed anywhere on the entire complex during Memorial Day weekend. For a facility that charges admission and hosts multiple separate fields, it seems there should be at least one flag honoring the meaning of the holiday and the men and women who served our country. I truly hope this is something the park and tournament organizers will consider changing in the future. The Memorial Day tournaments at Mistlin were part of larger regional baseball events this weekend.

Mistlin sports park is easy to spot due to its iconic tall and white water tower. The sports park…read morecaters to baseball, soccer, flag football leagues and many other sports. There are six baseball fields, batting cages and a large grass area for several soccer fields. The baseball fields are made up of turf in the infield and grass in the outfield. I found the fields to be in good shape considering the parks age. The seating for viewers consists of bleacher style seating with backrests. The water tower also has stairs, which allow people to walk completely around the tower and observe games from an elevated position. The batting cages could use an overhaul. The netting is pretty dilapidated in some bays. The balls do not always feed appropriately into the machines and need to be un-fouled by someone. There is fast, medium and slow pick baseball as well as softball pitch. The soccer fields cover a large portion of the park. They are thick, lush and green. They are in great shape considering the abuse the fields endure on a regular basis. The only real downside to this park is the parking situation. If there are multiple games going on or a weekend, arrive early as the parking is somewhat limited and fills up fast.

Decent sized park that features a shaded covered area for a larger get-together, a disc golf…read morecourse, several picnic tables, and a playground for the kids. It's located in a residential area of Livingston, although not the greatest of neighborhoods as evidenced by the seemingly unchecked graffiti on many of the picnic tables. However having said that, during the week, it's not uncommon to have the entire place to yourself. Not a bad place to go if you want to enjoy your lunch outdoors, sans the confines of a building.

This park is more old fashioned. The kids playground is my main reason for going, and it is a older…read moreone, That needs its upgrades, It does not have shade so it gets hot and shaded area is farther then i had hoped as a parent. The Picnic area is nice and lots of benches for family BBQ's and picnics. When in Livingston, this park will have to do. Hopefully they upgrade the play area, to at least add the shaded covers.

Located inside Micke Grove Park. Nice disc golf course with abundant trees and a practice goal…read more Pond close to 16, 17 and 18. Might want to use a floating disc if your shots tend to wander. Well maintained. The course was completed in 2012 as an Eagle project by a local Scout. There is a charge for park admission but you can join the MGZS and get free admission to the park and zoo. Can be crowded on weekends but usually open during the week.

Beautiful 18 hold disc golf course with varied terrain and beautiful grounds. Takes about 2 hours…read moreto play all holes.