Really enjoy this park very clean restrooms the park area is nice they have clean basketball…read morecourts, the play ground has a workout area but the play ground is for little kids probably out grown my kids. River area nice and calming

This place is beautiful, well kept, clean and very relaxing. Great for families, fishing & fun!read more

This is a well maintained area with a beautiful landscape. There are clean, open bathrooms…read moreavailable. Lots of picnic style tables and grills to use. They host fun activities for community engagement. A fun playground for kids to enjoy. Basketball courts too. They stock for fishing too. Come enjoy and relax.

Today, I wanted to take my granddaughter to feed the ducks. When we pulled up, there were three elk…read moreright in front of us. We just sat in the car and looked at them for a while. This park is so beautiful, and then to have the treat of the elk right in front of us was amazing. It is so awesome how they just live among the people here in the community. Nobody bothers them, and they don't bother anyone. It's a beautiful thing. They are so majestic. I literally could've sat there for hours just watching them, but my granddaughter wanted to feed the ducks. Unfortunately, there weren't really any to feed. Another thing I wanna mention is the bathrooms here are so clean, not something you always find at a park. This is a great place to go to have a picnic and spend some family time. My granddaughter was already asking me when we can go back. 9/28/25

Passing through and checked out the dog park. It's nice. Has bathrooms, playground, frisbee golf…read more Could see a sunshade and table inside the dog park for in the future.

Four parks in one! Today we discovered an older park tucked behind left field with tire obstacles,…read moretwo fire hydrants, rocks, trees and benches. It's a lot roomier than the other fenced areas by the parking lot. We were having some problems with a stranger's dog in the "newer" park so we decided to walk our guys... low and behold this excellent discovery. It's a bit run down, could use some attention to the "lawn" but it's a great alternative if you have big dogs that need space to run. There's a section for small dogs, too.

Best (only?) dog park at Fort Irwin. About a quarter acre of fenced grass with dog obstacles and…read morebenches. There is a small dog park section as well. Dog bags are usually replenished and the park is maintained well besides the lights and sprinklers. There's no parking lot, so most people just park across the street in the dirt. MWR throws the occasional event but otherwise, it is what you make it! Disclaimer: My average review score 3.41 when I made this review--(take with a grain of salt) (I rely on Yelp to go to places with good reviews, may account for the higher average)

Clean dog park for the most part. There are doggy bags provided at the dog park - may want to bring…read moreyour own however just in case. There are benches for seating. The obstacles are not worn down. Bring a flashlight during daylight savings - the dog park lights do not work at night even after multiple work orders/ice complaints.

My dogs love having their play dates here and they have so much room to roam. I haven't had a bad…read moreexperience with the other dogs or people that are there. They have nice benches to sit on to relax but unfortunately don't have bathrooms. There's some shade so it's nice to relax or read while your doggies are getting their energy out

I would like to see the city clean it more often. I find trash that can be dangerous to dogs…read more Homeless and teens get in at night. I come in the morning and have found a tampon and used condom. There is plastic around the sewer grates that is torn. There is often trash by the sewer openings. There are times the poop bags have ran out for awhile not being refilled. Sometimes it floods and stinks like sewage and the dogs can get their paws black from it. When it floods bad during raining times they lock it up. Some people leave styrofoam coffee cups, poop from their dogs, and broken toys. I wished this park had a bathroom. Regulars are very nice. Benches on each side, shade from trees on one side is nice and dog/people drinking fountain. I am thankful to have it so large because I have big dogs that love to run and play.

I can't believe it's been five years since my last review of Meadowbrook Park! I love walking here,…read moreespecially when it is nice and cool. While you're walking the trail you will see plenty of wildlife. It's getting warmer so the snakes will be coming out, so always keep an eye out. There are two dog parks here, I don't frequent them very often. I prefer just to take the dog for a walk. Movies in the park is starting soon. Always fun when you have small kids. The bathrooms are usually clean. Great playground for the kids. There is a pavilion with picnic tables. Nice place to chill with family and friends. 6/2/25

Newly renovated and reopened in October of 2016, Meadowbrook Park is a great eight-acre park that…read morealso has a trailhead to the city's bike path. There are all the typical awesome things you'd find in a park including kids playgrounds and swings. All of these are new and of a quality structure. But what really stands out are the cool extra features like filtered water bottle fillers, exercise equipment, and a Bike Pump Track. If you don't know what a Pump Track is it's a place to practice your mountain biking skills. Oh Tehachapi, you really know your audience! Looking at this park you can tell there was a lot of thought and consideration that went into renovating it. It's the little things that count in life and in parks too!

Calico Ghost Town is a fascinating place filled with Old West history, weathered buildings, unique…read moreshops, and beautiful desert scenery. We had a wonderful time exploring--or at least, I believe we did. Some portions of the afternoon have become rather difficult to remember. Before leaving, I distinctly heard footsteps following me, although no one was there. I dismissed them as part of the atmosphere. That was my first mistake. Since returning home, objects have moved on their own, something whispers my name from empty rooms, and every night at precisely 3:17 a.m., I awaken to the sound of spurs dragging slowly down the hallway. No one else can hear them. No one believes me. I haven't slept in days. Calico is absolutely worth visiting, but before you leave, count every member of your party--and make certain you haven't gained another. If you hear footsteps behind you, do not turn around. It already knows where you live.

Calico Ghost Town is a historic ghost town and former silver mining community located in the Calico…read moreMountains of California's Mojave Desert. Founded in 1881 during the silver mining boom, the town prospered for over a decade before declining when silver prices collapsed. By 1907, most residents had left, and Calico was eventually restored and transformed into the county-operated attraction known today as Calico Ghost Town.   Situated just off Interstate 15, about 3 miles from both Barstow and Yermo, Calico has become a popular stop for travelers exploring Southern California or driving between Los Angeles and Las Vegas. We visited in February 2026 during our trip to Las Vegas and were impressed by the dramatic desert scenery, unique rock formations, and panoramic views from the surrounding hills.   Today, visitors from around the world come to experience the atmosphere of an authentic Old West mining town. The park offers a variety of amenities, including RV and group camping, cabins and bunkhouses, mountain biking trails, off-road vehicle areas, shops, and restaurants. Throughout the year, Calico hosts several special events such as Civil War reenactments, the Spring Festival with Americana music, Calico Days celebrations featuring burro races and mining-themed activities, and the popular Halloween Ghost Haunt in October.   Only minutes from Interstate 15 and a short drive north of Barstow, Calico Ghost Town makes an enjoyable roadside stop for food, shopping, sightseeing, and a glimpse into California's mining history. However, I would recommend visiting Calico Ghost Town during the spring or winter months rather than in the summer, when desert temperatures can become extremely hot and less comfortable for exploring the outdoor attractions and surrounding hills.

This is a nicely placed dog park by the lake. It offers disposable poop bags to use and trash…read morereceptacles. There are benches (both covered and open) to sit and watch your dog run and play. Multiple permanent structures for dogs to run on, crawl under, and jump through. It's a wide area with lots of gated space for your dog to run free. Just be mindful of the posted rules and respect for other dogs.

Open to all Bear Valley residents from sunrise to sunset daily. It's off leash area and no…read moreaggressive dogs are permitted at any time. No dog or human food permitted inside. Located next to the beautiful Cub Lake.

Nice place. Water fountains are awesome. Relaxing view. I really enjoyed visiting Hart Park in…read moreBakersfield. It has a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere on many days, especially if you love nature. The water, mountains, trees, and scenery are very beautiful and make it a great place to disconnect and enjoy the outdoors. Sometimes when there is shooting practice at the pistol range nearby, it can interrupt the peaceful feeling a little, but overall the park is still very nice and worth visiting

Looking for great views. This is the place to be. Hart Park puts the heart in Bakersfield.read more