Great trail with smaller off shoots. Go when it's not hot,…read moreas this area can be warm with little shade. Go after rains to see the waterfall gushing! But really, go anytime as the area is beautiful, and it's a peaceful, serene area. Lots of newts, frogs, raptors, birds, and other wildlife. Dog friendly trails are marked as such. We've come twice now and each time it looked gorgeous, and different due to various water levels. Leave no trace =)

Beautiful area with lots of fun and challenging side quest trails. My only complaint is that…read morethere's a LOT of horse poop everywhere so you need to look down to avoid it.

The new park is finally open. What a big upgrade. I cant get my son to leave lol. Thanks to…read morewhomever made this possible.

While watching my grandchildren, we visited Pioneer Park. It was amazing-options for children of…read morevarious ages, gated, soft cushioning. The umbrellas are appreciated as well.

Beautiful Pond with ducks, geese, freshwater pelicans, Ingrids, and more beautiful birds. Great…read moreplace we walk your dog.

Tucked away near the freeway is a little pond with the walking park. There is an amazing number of…read morebirds and wildlife that use the pond. I drive by most days and I've found dozens of pelicans, swans, ducks, and smaller birds. I like having nature so close. I can't imagine what it was like before the wetland was developed - before the freeway and before the mall across highway 101. I am happy the City of Novato has cultivated this little park and hope it stays healthy for many years to come.

Such a fun park for kids! We brought our 15 month old and my friends brought their 2 year old. The…read morepark has an area for younger kids (2 years and up) and an area for older kids. My daughter was too young for either area, but she really enjoyed watching the dogs on the open field running around. I was only in town visiting, but would definitely recommend this park for any parents wanting to get outside and let their kids get their energy out!

Memorial Park is the best! The playground there is divided into two: one for smaller kiddos and one…read morefor the bigger kids with swings in both! The older kid structure has so many slides and is made like a fortress with a dinosaur in addition, there are picnic areas with tables and bbqs and lots of grass. There are bathrooms and baseball fields and a skate park and tennis courts too. It's huge with ample parking.

We have lived in Novato for 41 years and have enjoyed Miwok park for all of them…read more Our daughter's birthday parties and barbecues. The Tot Lot toddler park on the San Miguel side. BBQ's, picnic tables, real bathrooms. Grassy areas, play structures, the creek! Bocce pits! It always smells like a forest. Plenty of parking. Ample trash cans and room to run!

This park is beautiful and unique! It has a playground that's great for 5-12 year olds, swings, and…read morea sandbox for all ages. There's an American Indian museum that you can walk through, and such friendly staff! Clean bathrooms, and lots of tables and seating to bring your own lunch, snacks and enjoy. There's a stream/creek that is surrounded by trees and so peaceful to sit and watch. Lots of trails to walk, some folks bike riding, parking lot and just an overall forest vibe.

Visitor Center was closed. Sign said open on Fridays. It was not. Wandered around a little. Not…read moremuch to look at. Would be a nice place to hike, but not for $8.00 parking fee

Well, I definitely have some things to say. This was our first time at the park on Sunday, April…read more28. We took the Miwok loop because we thought it was short and easy. It is not! We also did not have any water because we thought it was an easy loop. It would have been nice if the volunteer at the front desk would've told us how long the hike was and approximately how long it would take. It would've been also good if she said you probably want to take water with you. It is very beautiful and peaceful, but it's not a beginner hike.

Really incredible view, wish it was still maintained but still worth the hike up thereread more

What a little hiking and fresh air gem! This is literally in my backyard, and I just went to check…read moreit out for the first time. There are Spring wildflowers, grass and native Oaks. It looks like it is connected to another green area as well, behind the Cowbarn Apartments. It also has a paved road going up from Leafwood Heights, with some small parking lots. There must have been plans for this park at one time. With the road closed off, you need to hike in.

nice place to go with the family and fish and have a good time to enjoy the weekend theres plenty…read moreof places to fish of the shore off the pier and palm trees for shade

Heads up for anyone planning a pool day during this heat wave -- I called McNears Beach Park ahead…read moreof time and the pool is currently closed and won't be opening until June. Really appreciated that the park rangers answered right away and gave clear information -- it saved us a trip, especially with the limited parking in the area. Sharing in case it helps someone else plan their day.

This park is so fun! I like that you can control the water yourself - I was concerned it would only…read morefunction during certain hours. The playground above is better suited for older kids (3+) but it is a beautiful space to hang. Nice lush grass, too!

Playground is nice enough, but small and probably best suited for elementary school age kids not…read moretoddlers.

My favorite bike park for families in the Bay Area! It's got pump tracks for toddlers, teens, and…read moreadults. It's got skills loops and flow trails for the family. It will keep every member of the family happy for most of the day.

My son had a blast at the kids bike trail. Since we went when no one was there he wandered through…read morethe whole park and just had fun. Amazing place for picnics with the kids, hikes and disc golf.