We planned to visit today, we were not aware our daughter was in for a special treat…read more DINOSAUR EVENT 12-4 PM FREE ADMISSION for all Free sno cones. $2 popcorn. Face painting, bubbles, balloons, games, bounce house, water sprayers, foam bath, food trucks, Solano Public Library book mobile and more. Live music with DJ playing tunes for all. The empty parking lot when we arrived right before noon was now packed with cars double parking and driving around. Sounds of kids playing, exploring together was welcoming. The teapot is refreshing. The spout lets out a mist of cool water when the button is pushed the detached blue station directly in front. The dancing sprinkler play stations accompanied by the foam bath was fun for the big and little, part of the Dinosaur Event. The various activities for the Dinosaur Event, spread throughout the day, kept the littles engaged. What a great event and time had! Our little lasted the entirety of the event time 12-4p ending it with a bag of popcorn and an ice cream from the truck.

Granddaughter loved her time here. I have not ever been here for as long as I have lived in town…read more What a nice hidden gem for the kids. The entrance is like walking through a castle to a whole new world gated inside. It was clean, grassy, huge and open spaces with different areas to play for the kids. There are benches and picnic tables everywhere too. They also have restrooms on site too. Lots of grassy and shady areas to hang out as well. Our grandbaby had a great time running everywhere to her hearts content and she cannot wait to go back again with her parents.

Very well maintained park. Gender neutral bathrooms available, small play structure, tables with…read moreshade, huge grass area, swings! Loved it here

This park is so well kept, it is nice and clean. It has plenty of parking and has a beautiful bike…read moretrail. The children have swings to play on. Basketball court not far! I would highly recommend this park for family gathering!

Discovered this park while traveling with my little guy and what a cute park! There is a side for…read moresmaller and one for bigger kids with a huge grass field to run around in. The only bummer was the parking. I had to park along the street and use the pathway to walk to it because the other side where there is parking appears to be apart of the apartment complex with a locked gate. Also I didn't notice any restrooms and the water fountain didn't work. Overall it was enough fun for an almost 5 year old because we played for over an hour and half...perfect because I need to go to the shopping plaza near by so it's a great way to tire out the kiddo then hit a store right across from the playground.

I needed to take a walk after having a heavy lunch. So before heading back to the hotel, I took a…read morestroll. My stroll led me to Main Street Park. There was a bunch of green grassy areas to relax if you so choose. There were also some trees to provide some shade, but they were not over the entire park. There was also a nice playground for the kiddos to enjoy. It is not a large park, but it was enough for me to enjoy my little jaunt. Did not see any suspicious folks hanging around the area. That is always a good thing. Overall, a nice little 4 star park.

Very amazing along with nice scenery, I took my son here to play…read more Just look at how silly he is!!

This is a beautiful park. Landscaping is pristine and the bathrooms are really clean. Went there…read morefor the 4th of July and we had a really good time. Of course the wind has to make a cameo every few minutes, but that's to be expected in Cordelia.

I grew up in the Bay Area and remember this park fondly as very significant in my childhood. It was…read morethe only one my family went to and did the whole "picnic food and blanket on the grass" routine! This was late 1979, early 1980. The ducks, their pond, the swings and playing frisbee with mom's fried chicken and homemade 'no-bake' cookies! I never had a bad time, all the best memories and photos for a kid. I hope its the same now, glad to see its still around!

Love the music in the park activities Staff was nice…read more Parking lots were plenty Looking forward on more events

I love that this park is literally called the Park of Dreams...and it is just that. Geographically,…read morethis park is located close to First Street in Benicia and is so cool. The wooden construction of the structures makes this one of my favorite parks to come to because it is just so refreshingly different. I will mention no swings, but there are slides of varying sizes. Benicia is such a beautiful place and there are so many great hidden gems here. This park is adjacent to a large open grass space where we noticed several birthdays happening, one with a jump house :) This park is all sand, fyi. There are places for parents/guardians to sit, and so many nooks and crannies for kiddos to explore and play. It's a nice perk getting to adventure to new spots for elevated parks, and this is one of them. Plenty of street parking, we can't wait to come back!

We brought our 4 year old grandson here and he had so much fun. It's like a maze in there with…read more"secret" (according to him) tunnels and staircases. The wood is a bit old and needs some love but kids don't care about that. He did miss having swings, however. I will give extra credit points for having lots of places for the adults to sit down in and around the play structure. The park is nice and the location is great.

Quiet, small community park. Great for kids to play, family picnic or walk with your dog. Parking…read morespots are close by, has party tables, some shade, basketball court, kids play area, bocce.

This is a great quiet park with lots of shade. There is a trail that goes around for bigger kids…read moreto ride their bikes. I have 4 kids, 10 yo twins, a 5 yo and a 2 yo and all were entertained for a full hour. Definitely going to be one our regular places to play.

This is the best safe park for kids in the area. Plenty of parking, clean, there's male and female…read morerestroom, picnic area, walking area, swing and slides. The people are nice and friendly as well. This place is perfect for small kids, toddlers, or school age.

Nice park, playground for the kids, basketball courts, lots of grass to run and play on. Beware of…read morecrossing streets nearby, as people run stop signs like crazy here.

This is a nice quiet park in the residential area. It has a clean ocean themed playground for kids…read moreto play in. The playground is shaped like a boat with sea creature sculptures, making you feel like you're surrounded by water. There is also a sandy area for kids to build sand castles. Around the playground, there is a nice sidewalk for people to walk around. It may be small but it feels very safe and peaceful. During the day, I usually see a lot of students walking and running around the park. I like to go there in the evening to enjoy the sunset and breeze. I also see a many people walking their dogs to the park. This is a great place to enjoy if you live on Mare Island. Be careful in the summer though! There are a lot of mosquitos.

It's a small park. What you see in the pictures is all there is structure wise. There is a big…read moregrassy field and a sand pit and a interactive water fountain. My kids are almost 3 and stayed amused for about 30 minutes. Would come back again to do a lesson on the ocean or when warm to play in the fountain.

A very scenic waterfront park. A place in the greater bay area that I have not known at all until…read moremore recently. This is a beautiful part of the bay. It isn't very popular or well known and that might be good - if you want to come on a special holiday. San Francisco can be overrated sometimes and this wouldn't be so crowded. San leandro waterfront - the mayor seemed to give up on about 10 years ago. This still has some boats - and that adds to the mood even if you don't sail. A lot of people in my family like the water - I'm not really one of them - I like to look at the water but not necessarily be in it or on it - sailing or swimming. YOu wouldn't swim in this water anyway. I think its more of a cesspool in that respect. THe whole bay is. Its brown and probably has all sorts of stuff growing in it - only people who have looked through a microscope would know. When I was a kid 35 years ago the water was still decent looking. It was sort of blue - maybe with a tiny tint of green. Today it is brown as toilet water after some bad Taco Bell. Still, I enjoy looking at this Taco Bell water - I just don't want to be in it.... even if I am so to speak. So many of my friends moved to Texas and Vegas to get away from the cesspool. My friends with kids that is. The whole situation reminds me of my favorite Jingletown Oakland blog writer Sandra Tavel - she somehow lives in the filth but somehow is above it in her fancy condo.

The Vallejo Waterfront Park has to be my favorite area in town. My siblings and I have so many…read moregreat memories here we used to ride our bikes all around, fly our kites or even just walk our dogs along the water. There is always something to do and the sunsets here tend to be nice. There's always a great crowd and lively energy around, especially since the ferry stops right here and there's a bar and a nice restaurant nearby if you want to grab drinks or dinner. On a personal note, I actually came here on my very first date when I was just 18 years old haha.