The park isn't too big, too many activities go on at one time, there is often no were to park, and…read morelife must be tough at times for the immediate neighbors residing across the street. BUT I love open spaces and love mountain house for this park and all the others in town. The landscaping is nice and the human made hills or mounds are a nice touch. There is a soccer field, basketball court, baseball diamond, playground, and even bocce ball. The place is well maintained and clean. It is adjacent to the Questa school giving a feel of added space.

Such a great park located in Mountain View. Thank you to my sis for picking this place to enjoy our…read morevery first picnic!! While Questa Park isn't too grand in size, the large open grassy area and the abundant shade located along the walking paths are what make this place so appealing to me. Here you will find: playground, tennis court, picnic and bbq areas. There is also a designated dog area where it allows for off-leash play. The play structures aren't exactly great for my toddler. It doesn't provide anything too excited besides the track ride. The sand pit was a nice but I didn't come prepared with toys for her to enjoy this with. 3.5 stars overall. Questa Park may not be the best location when it comes to satisfying playtime for my child but it does come highly recommended for picnics and comfortable strolls. The shade provided here is next level.

Located on Ventura between Saint Francis and Piedmont this was the 3rd Park to be placed in…read moreMountain House and I think is the smallest. It has a tiny play structure, a few tables for Picnic's and a BBQ along with a large Softball field. This is one of my favorites as it has a pathway all the way around the perimeter so it's a nice place to run, especially if you have Children or a Dog as they can do their thing in the Park while you get in some Cardio yourself. For the entire of one side of the Park there is currently construction being undergone, I have been told it is more housing. It's all fenced off though so there's no fear of Children running over and getting hurt.

Small park but great for dog walking. Nice lawn area to play with dog and their toys. My first…read morevisit.

Spacious field and the play structure is worn, but fun for kids! In a peaceful neighborhood.read more

Hagemann Park looks like a big grassy field with a few benches in the center of the field. at the…read morefar end. some big trees are seen. concrete walkways nearby. saw pics of a children 's playground behind the trees. ground is covered with wood chips. did not see any playgrounds. they must be behind the big trees in the far distance.

This isn't a park in regards to kid friendly play structures or duck feeding…read more No play structures, no ducks even. Actually not really any grass either. What grass I did happen upon was kind of brown and brittle. There is a really cool statue of what looked like the City of Stockton on the shoulders of happy citizens in various daily activities. Its rather nice. On one end there is a small marina. Not sure how it worked because I didn't walk over to the gate but I think you come up with your boat from the water side and walk up to park. The Stockton Arena is located right there also. Which also boasts a small parking lot for both park and arena. Its small, but it does have a lot of things going on if you just took a moment to look.

I'm our quest to find the best basketball court in the city of Tracy's park system we ended up here…read moreat John Erb Park. It's not our neighborhood park but its less then 5 mins from the house. It's definitely a busy park enjoyed by kids, parents and grandparents. There are many walkers using the path in the park as their track getting the steps in. Full court but the hoops are not equal. It's a little worn out but the trees are great and I just like the open but confined area. We will be back as long as it's not too crowded.

John Erb Park is smaller than nearby Verner Hanson and Marlow Brothers Parks and offers a cute play…read morearea, a shaded structure, a few tables / benches, and a basketball full-court. There is ample amount of grass also within the park. The trees bordering the west and south sides of the basketball court make this a very pleasant location to play ball. They provide excellent shade especially during the hot summer months and they act as a natural barrier during windy days. The lowdown here is that the south goal has deteriorated over the years and is now leaning a little bit to the left. However, that has not discouraged ballers from stepping into the court. Several teams use this court for practice sessions as well.

Nice size park with plenty to do! Not only a couple play structures but plenty of benches in shaded…read moreareas, bbq and picnic areas with tables, baseball diamond, horse shoes, the list goes on! It's a great community park that never seems too busy! Even going when they hold their weekly farmers markets. There is always plenty of parking and space to play. The kids love the castle like structures to play on. Wonderful family friendly park.

Located directly behind Wicklund Elementary School this Park was the first ever to be built in…read moreMountain House. This 5 acre Park includes a Baseball Diamond, Horseshoe Pits, Picnic tables and a couple of children's play structures including Swings as well as a vast grassy area for Children to run around or have a game of Frisbee. The center of the park also has a well shaded Gazebo unlike any of the other Parks in Mountain House which makes it perfect in those hot Summer months when temperatures soar to over 100. Water fountains can also be found alongside the Gazebo too.

It doesn't really seem fair to only have a small dogs only park. Why not divide the park down the…read moremiddle and have one for bigger dogs as well. Imagine living right across the street from here and you're not able to go because your dog is over 20 lbs...

A liked this park a lot until someone tried to kick my small 13 lbs dog. Someone tried to enter…read morewith a golden retriever, who clearly is over the 20 pound limit, and my dog got excited and wanted to greet the dog, as did a lot of other dogs. I was on the grass cleaning up my dog's poo and as I was walking back I saw a man try to kick my dog. This man also has a dog that is over the size limit for the small dog park. Obviously, I called out this man for trying to kick my dog and was told by someone else that they don't really follow the small size limit (clearly posted on the fence), it's more on temperament. This man then tried to get everybody to agree that my dog was aggressively barking, but I didn't hear anyone jump on his band wagon. I have seen both the golden retriever and this other man's dog at the park before. About two weeks prior the golden retriever was involved in an incident with a French bulldog. My dog is not an aggressive dog at all. There isn't an ounce of alpha dog in him. He likes to greet the dogs when they come in the park and in this case, there were four or five other dogs also greeting this golden retriever. I don't know why it was my dog this man had a problem with. Anyone who tries to kick a dog who is in no way in any type of confrontation, fight, conflict, harming another dog can't be trusted.

Nice park. Playground here, nice place to walk, clean air, pet friendly, picnic free and overall…read moreit's a great park to visit to spend your free time.

Nice park with very good visibility of both play structures. There are eight swings (four of each),…read morewhich is far more than most parks. No bathrooms, but that is standard for Livermore. My only complaint would be the complete lack of shade.