lawns are very well maintained . It's just the people whom trash it makes me sick! There is a Cute…read morepond here, honestly, The children's park is super fair. It's located at the far end of park. The park could use an upgrade :( my kids didn't play here. My two year old stepped in a huge mud sink hole in a section of the park and ruined her shoes. Parking is okay. Me and my family had a picnic here on Easter and had to park on the street due to it being over crowded. Not to mention restroom were closed which was terrible for children. Overall it's a decent park for a picnic.

This rating is for the park structure area which is not close to the parking at all and no sidewalk…read moreconnected to it. You must park on the street if you want direct access to the park. DONT BRING YOUR KIDS HERE. It's dirty, full of trash, full of dead leaves. No proper sidewalk, everything is cracked. I am new to Pittsburg and yet to find a decent park for my toddlers.

This small park in a hidden neighborhood in Pittsburg is perfect for a walk. Although announced as…read morea Dog Park, there was 1 dog the day I came; but it is perfect for that walk your doggo needs The park also counts with a playground, swings, seating and plenty of grass to have a picnic

It hurts my dog paws and rules are to put them on the lease. My dog needs to run and enjoy the…read moreenvironment

Love this neighborhood gem. One day walking my skittish 90lb Rottweiler. He's coming out his skin…read morewith fright from the driving car noises. A nice lady shares a great neighborhood park, with enclosed areas that could be useful. Did take asking several people to find it.... It's not easy to assess as must park in neighborhood and walk to the area. Nevertheless... Great park once you find it. There is a an area for little dogs and a separate area for big dogs. I'm not a regular, but each time love gone... I've met well socialized dogs and owners. Everyone is considerate and only once did I see some poo not cleaned up...ie conscientious, responsible owners. I now have taken my new pup and still having a great experience thank you Clayton.

Nice area and clean park! It's next to a small trail that is kind of hidden in a neighborhood area…read more The park itself is a bit hidden. Google map will tell you "you have arrived" when you are on the main road (Clayton road/marsh creek), but the park itself is inaccessible from the main road. We took the first next turn after Google maps alerted us, parked on the street, walked on the trail path for a short distance and found the dog park. There were only one dog with one owner when we first got there and my dog had fun playing (Nice dog and owner!). After they left, we walked the trail for 2.5 miles then came back and more dogs - yay!! My puppy had a blast playing with all the dogs as all the dogs he met were nice. Also, nice owners! Everyone was "Claytonians" that live near by. I asked them if this dog park doesn't have a lot of visitors and they confirmed that most of the times there are only a few dogs or none. I hope more nice visitors would frequent this dog park so I can come here more often with my puppy as it's such a nice dog park/area! This park is good for shy dogs I guess (my puppy is not at all shy - he's the opposite). We will be back, but maybe just not as frequently until the dog park gets more dogs visitors.

Well maintained park that has big sports fields with a track. Exercise bars/area and a playground…read more People are friendly and I haven't seen anything shady. I enjoy walking here.

Nothing beats family fun in the sun. TBall season in full swing. I appreciate Pittsburg keeping…read morethis park clean for the youth to enjoy.

This is a great park overall in an urban area, and the dog park is large for the big dogs and a…read moregood size for the small ones. I have a big GSD who needs to run so its great for tossing balls and him chasing them. It has benches but the big dog side doesn't have a lit if shade. The owners are very good about picking up after their dogs and the grass is kept mowed and every year its reseeded. The cons are like every dog park everywhere-- dogs that should not be in the park-- overly aggressive, not fixed, etc are occasionally brought in but in my experience thats rare.. and rude owners-- which are more prevalent, and small dog owners bringing their dogs to the big dog side..but since my dog isn't reactive I dont personally care. The little ones dont stray far from the fence or their owners, and those dogs in the little park are much more aggressive than the big dogs (and louder)..but still-- there's a big size difference so you do that at your own risk..

The large dog part has a lot of dirt. The grass isn't very good at all. Not much shade and places…read moreto sit are scarce. On particular days they are closed for "maintenance" and most of the time they aren't working. I have seen better dog parks.

My girlfriend and I went on a walk with her frenchie- Tinkerbell yesterday…read more I was so glad she invited me to join them. I hadn't been over to walk in Newhall since Covid. There was a nice wide trail for us to follow and Tinkerbell could sniff around without worrying about foxtails We walked by the dog park where we visited with dogs in the park thru the fence During Covid we would grab takeaway from Popeyes and have a picnic in the park- then walk it off with a stroll/ so it was I nice memory of dating my hubby during Covid/ getting back to nature

Newhall Park is a large, neighborhood park not far from where I live. It has many things to…read morerecommend it, and yet it has been ages since I've been there - maybe I'm guilty of the "grass is always greener" syndrome. But finally, my wife and I returned on the recent Sunday and were reacquainted with all it has to offer. It's a good park for walking: there's a flat, dirt path that circles the park; I didn't measure it, but it's a decent length, especially if you make multiple rounds. Along the way you see the park has a large bocce ball court, a popular dog park, and a good sized hill for cardio purposes with the Concord Vietnam Memorial on the top. A weekend adult soccer game was going on in the middle of the field. On the other side of the park is a pond (we saw an egret, ducks and geese), and a marsh-like area with tons of cattails. Galindo Creek, heavily shaded with trees, borders the edge of the park. A number of benches let you take a break when you need it from your walk. Newhall Park is a little rough around the edges visually. There's none of the graceful elegance of a Walnut Creek Larkey Park, with its paved path, lush green grass and stately trees. Newhall's grassy areas are functional, but look beat up with numerous dead spots (maybe blame the soccer). The walking path is hard dirt, but can be messy after a rain. The parking lot also is unpaved, and is in poor condition with bumps and holes. We noticed a number of cars parked along Turtle Creek Road prior to the park entrance. But these are minor concerns. In the uber-populated East Bay, any park is a welcome break from wall-to-wall homes, stores and concrete. Newhall Park is an easy way to get out and breathe the fresh air, and deserves the popularity it enjoys. That Walnut Creek park may have greener grass, but sometimes that park down the street is all we need.

We walked a couple of trails, explored the old coal mine, and checked out the cemetery...really…read morefascinating to see how far back those tunnels inside the caves go. The visitor center had a ton of great information and history.

Exploring the California State Parks list online a number of years ago, I liked the description and…read moremap of Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve. It was neat in that there were historical building(s), a cemetery, and different parts of mines in addition to the natural landscape, plants, and animals to observe. I visited a few different times in 2018 plus or minus a year. One time I brought my friend Jinsol along and another time I brought family (my mom and dad). The park volunteers/workers were friendly when we encountered them. We appreciated the map(s) of the park, it helped with exploring. Some sites were more readily identifiable than others. My mom had difficulty on some of the steeper trails, though my dad faired well. Some parts of the mines had information displayed though were not open on my visits. One of my visits was during a heat wave, while the remainder were during relatively average weather conditions. Shade was sparse, though present, during the heat wave. Even in the shade however, the heat seemed to spread. On a different occasion I slipped and fell on a pathway that had a small section that was temporarily dominantly mud. A place requiring my full attention for traversing the trail system.

This is such an amazing spot for fishing, and we genuinely enjoy coming here every time. The…read moresurroundings are beautiful and peaceful, making it a great place to relax and unwind. There are also plenty of animals around the area, which adds to the charm--you can walk around, take in the scenery, and really enjoy being in nature. While there's a lot you can do here, we usually come for the fishing, and it never disappoints. We've consistently had a good experience and always manage to catch something to take home, which makes each visit even more rewarding. Overall, it's a wonderful place whether you're looking to fish, explore, or simply spend time outdoors in a calm and scenic environment.

This was a beautiful park. It's huge. They have so many trails beginner, friendly, and advance they…read morestill give tours for the mines. The lake is beautiful.

Nice, safe, quiet park with play structure, large, well-maintained grassy field and…read morebaseball/softball area.

What's with the padlocked restrooms at 1:30pm on a Wednesday with families and kids playing in the…read moreplayground? How is anyone able to use the restrooms when you need to do your necessaries? Taxes are paid by citizens to keep these beautiful parks running smoothly. This includes keeping restrooms open during park hours.