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    4.1 (7 reviews)

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    Cesylie C.

    Almost always full of people on the weekend. But if you happen to go during the week you could have a fairly nice time. Awesome sized Playground and lots of shade and benches to sit at. The bugs get out of hand during the summer and when the sun is high the Playground equipment gets too hot to touch, but that's where the river comes in :) The restrooms could you some help/updating in the park caretakers attempt to keep up with the trash wave. That being said if you see some trash and you could pick it up please throw it away for the wildlife and children sake's.

    Dennis H.

    The grass is green the trees provide some nice cool shade and you can always wade in the river. The facilities are clean enough and have paper products. Dogs must be on a leash. They say no dogs but it's cool if there's no one around.

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    los banos creek reservoir

    los banos creek reservoir

    4.4(5 reviews)
    26.4 mi

    We had a privilege of going on a " Path of the Padres" guided tour here at Los Banos Creek…read moreReservoir on 2/25/2018 Sunday. There's no exit from 152 or I-5 to get to the reservoir , you'd have to drive to Volta Rd , then on to Canyon Rd to get to the boat launching area. A little winding but not too bad. A beautiful lake full of wildlife , while we were riding on a tour boat we saw a couple of ospreys , deer, koots, herriers , red-tails ( hawks). While we hiked our 9 -mile trail , we saw tons of cows, footprints of raccoons and deer, coyote scats . Bobcats and mountain lions been spotted here also. We learned history of Yokuts Indians , saw a could of acorn grinding holes on a rock, learned about the native plants such as wild cucumbers, Willow , dark blue elderberry trees and how the Yokuts Indians used to use them for medicinal purposes. We were welcomed by the nice cool breeze and the warm sun while we hiked but it was freezing cold while sitting in a boat. Luckily , we were prepared and had our down jackets , scarves and gloves. The tour is guided by two extremely knowledgeable and friendly park rangers. Richard has 14 year of experience in this area and very knowledgeable about the Yokuts Indian and the history of California. Nathan is a very skilled boat operator and friendly, skilled outdoor ranger. They made this experience much more memorable and fun. We hike an extra mile and a half to see the abandoned barn and houses by Basque immigrants. Old abandoned barns were pictureristique . It was fun watching the cows grazing up close and walk away as we approached them. Two of the ospreys we saw were so beautiful and majestic. They were perched proudly on the tree branches. Some area of the trail are very steep , narrow and slippery. We had to do some creek and river crossings. I wouldn't recommend it for small children but they do offer school trips there. Overall, a great outdoor experience of hiking , learning and a boat riding. $20 per person for the tour and you have to register through California State Park website. Tours only offered on the weekends during end of February to April.

    Oct 2021 I stopped by the reservoir to fly RC Gliders. Jorge the ranger was very helpful letting…read moreme know where to go, unlocking the gate and welcoming this first timer to the park. Had a great time flying my Pittbull fully ballasted the first day in 15 + mph winds till sunset. Next day the lift wasn't so good, but I had a great time flying other planes. I told my other RC Glider buddies and they are stoked to make a trip up. Talking with Jorge and knowing this great park is so welcoming to RC Glider and RC planes, I will sure plan another trip out here in 2022.

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    Great Valley Grasslands State Park

    Great Valley Grasslands State Park

    3.5(2 reviews)
    2.4 mi

    since moving back from the bay area, places to walk and enjoy nature are few and far between…read more well, so i thought. as one of the few state parks to remain open year round due to the budget shortfalls of this state, great valley is an exciting and educational experience located off the 165 toward los banos. passing this refuge these past years without even stopping boggles me that I never did. driving through and between what seems to be never-ending native grasslands makes me appreciate the fact this park is part of the very few, native areas existing in the area and California. when people first hear i am from the great central valley, responses teeter between a cringe worthy squint of the face or a response such as "i'm sorry". well, I AM sorry that you're short sighted and not too knowledgeable about the area aside from what you seem to know exists in the great valley. while growing up in the valley, i have had the luxury of the merced river running through the town and just a few miles from the farm where growing up we shot videos and drank in the dark to avoid the canal banks where we always got our high school parties busted. adding the joy of observing bird flocks cruising overhead during migration season makes knowing the area a great destination for bird watchers. i believe i'm sorta lucky. the past couple of these years, on a whim, i decided to pull over to gander and enjoy the beauty of the great valley grasslands. i must agree with patrick d. (though find some offense in his yokel statement but believe me the sport hunters who are offered most of the open space deserve such titles); wonderful on the no-entry fee, but that those areas that are inaccessible to the general public seem much more exciting then the 1.5 mile automobile route (hint: i never go on auto, it is much more pleasurable to go for a run or walk on this path) because I have had the luxury of coming across a pack of black tail deer, jackrabbits and even once (twice seen on one visit) a rather large male coyote and a couple snakes. aside from the inaccessible area (i suggest just to keep going past the no cross zone) you'll see birds overhead and flocks nesting in the wetlands. unfortunately, most of the area is marked off for sport hunting (disgusting if you ask me; such a white man's "sport") while the rest of us only get the opportunity for the aforementioned 1.5 track. it is definitely a place very dry during the summer months (I suggest going on those non-public routes to get near flooded areas to see avian wildlife) but even more gorgeous when the rain season comes around (also disgusting hunting season) because it's an opportunity to see a variety of migrating birds. all in all, a great place to visit for the day to get fresh air on a walk, a run, or if you're american lazy, keep yourself locked behind the wheel to enjoy nature (somehow that concept seems rather odd; to sit in a car for a five-minute safari-like moment).

    At least there wasn't an entry fee. The public access seemed to be the hang-out area for the local…read moreyokels, as well as their beer can dumping grounds. The areas that aren't exactly accessible looked good from a distance. You're better off doing any wildlife viewing from the road. No services at this park, at least not where I was when I went in.

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