One of our favorite places to be! We love coming to winton! It's a little drive for us but that's…read morepart of the fun because you get to see some countryside. Coming from the freeway, it's a little past avocado lake. There are different spots to park along side the river. There is a playground for the kids. Bathrooms are questionable. I've hear stories about the bathrooms being unkempt, dark and creepy. Even swamp like. So you may need to figure that out. Other than that it's a nice place for fishing, swimming and enjoying a day in nature.

I especially love to come here during feb and march because the mountains, hills are all green and…read morewildflowers are blossoming! Also the river is getting deeper from snow melt...

Great basketball courts, which are not so easy to find in Fresno. Nicely paved. Two full courtsread more

We saw this park and thought it would be cool to bring the kids here since it was shaded and…read morenearby. It wasn't too busy on a Saturday morning with plenty of parking. There is a playground for big kids and little kids, that's great! There's also a big land to run around along with a basketball court and splash pad. Splash pad wasn't on even though it was after 9am but it eventually came on. I don't know if it's controlled automatically or if there's a lever you push to make it work. There are also two shelters with grills that you can use. It was very clean and no complaints at all. I would definitely return.

My family and I spent a day at the waterpark and I had a blast! I would recommend going as soon as…read morethe park opens which is 11am or even like 30min before because the line does get long to park and as well as the line to get inside! Park closes at 6pm, extended summer hours is 7pm. We went on a Tuesday and Tuesdays are the days they offer their deals. It's buy one get one free basically for $49.99 which I think it's a fair price since individual tickets are from I believe $30-$40. Parking is $5 and if you want to park upfront it's $10. We waited in line for almost an hour to get inside so be mindful if you have a lot of things to carry. Bring a cooler with wheels and a wagon! If you also have a baby stroller that is also allowed inside. The only thing they won't allow you to bring inside is anything glass, alcohol or knives so please precut your fruits and sandwiches beforehand. They do check coolers and bags upfront. We bought Costco pizzas, made pasta salad, charcuterie boards and other knick knack snacks for the kids as well to give you guys ideas on what to bring! Most of the time everyone's gonna be out swimming and on rides and not paying attention on eating lol If you have kids, please take them I recommend and apply sunscreen at all times!

It's been awhile since I came to Island Waterpark and decided to go on Tuesday deal with friends…read moreand family. The traffic to go inside was busy and took some time to go in and to wait in line. Highly recommend to bring a wagon to carry all your things. I had 6 boxes of pizza to bring in so I'm glad I didn't have to carry it instead just wheel them in. The tubes is mainly for the lazy river because the wave pool it's not allowed. I didn't think it was worth getting tbh. Went on a few slides felt like a kid again. Me and my son enjoyed the wave until the "accidents" were happening in there so they had to clear the crowd a few times to I guess shock the pool. I hope there's plenty of chlorine to kill all the germs because I always think of water parks as a big toilet/bath house lol

I'm surprised more people were not at this skate park when we went. It's a fenced in skate park…read more Clean. They have great ramp sizes for practice.

Kaiser Park is a small park, close to Kaiser Hospital. It has a large skate park that attracts a…read moredifferent clientele than other city parks north of Herndon. You will find lots of graffiti here as well as homeless youth going through the trash, looking for recyclables. There is a small parking lot, restrooms, a few picnic tables, and playground. The park has a basketball court next to the skate park as well as a large softball diamond. It's really a pretty little bit of green in the city.

This was such a fun winter/holiday activity to do! I love that it is in the heart of our downtown…read moreand right across from our "skyscraper", the Security Bank Building. There is a small ice rink with beautiful lights, it's large enough to skate and have a good time. There are benches and heaters where you can put on your skates. There are no lockers, so don't bring anything you can't carry with you. They have a max number of tickets they sell for each night so the ice rink isn't crowded. There are igloos you can rent for you and friends. There are vendors with hot chocolate and other goodies. There is a beautiful Christmas tree and the back drop is the security bank Building. It's so beautiful. Each night is a theme at the ice rink. We went went on Howard's night, but no one was following the theme. It was fun! There are also skating aids if you need them, they're cute seals and reindeer skate aids. I really hope they continue to do this each year.

Small little rink in the middle of downtown. I have always wanted to check out this event because…read moreI'm the No town representer. Nice little date getaway or family excursion.. I grew up rollerblading and ice skating is damn near the same thing, so my 40+ year old a*s was zooming around all the youngsters haha. For me, it was a little too small, so next time I skate, I am going to hit the actual rink so I can practice an axel or 360 or whatever they call it. Anyway, I still worked up a sweat to the point I took off my sweatahirt and was cruising around in a short sleeve. Someone left a harsh one star review earlier, but I happen to know she had a great time despite the lack of skates and place to put small shoulder bags. All in all, it was fun. We didn't grab any refreshments or cookies, but it seemed like they had a few small food/drink options that you may want during your 90 min time block

This rest stop is so stinkin cool!! The sign in the middle helps you figure out the next trails you…read moreshould take and was super helpful on a long bike ride! With a water station, porta-potty, benches, and plenty of shade, I recommend stopping by!!

Where : this place is tricky to find but it's behind the Clovis fire department Station 3 at the…read morecorner of Minewawa and Villa but, Villa ( if you are going from south ) it turns to Minewawa so instead of keep going , if you see the fire department, turn right immediately and the parking lot will be on your right. It's easy to miss since it's a very small parking lot ( enough for 5 - 6 cars). There's a potter potty there and a picnic table and some signage. You can park your car here and take the Dry Creek Trail to Cottonwood Park which is only 1/2 mile , or go a little further and hit Dry Creek Park and the Clovis Botanical Garden or , all the way to the other trailhead which is the metal horse statue (Sunnyside and Shepherd). There are mile markers along the trail so you know how far you walked from the trailhead. Nicely paved trail good for strollers too. Good walking and running trail.

After years and years of not being able to attend The Hot Air Balloon Festival because I was always…read moreworking, I was ecstatic to have the morning off to do so. There were already people checking in on going so my husband and I got up bright and early. Luckily, we had time to get our coffee and our dog a puppacino. We didn't know if we could bring our dog, but we decided to take the risk and it was dog friendly. As soon as we got to Clovis Street, it was packed so we parked in our usual place whenever we are in Old Town, right behind Kimmie's. It wasn't too far of a walk. We just stayed near the entrance. There was ample room to walk and our dog got a lot of attention because he was in his BB8 sweater. It took awhile for the balloons to go up, but it was cool to see. I expected it to be like the Chinese lanterns that floated in the air, but it is probably because the Hot Air Balloons were a bigger capacity that they went up one by one. The last two balloons ran out of gas which was a bummer. They also had Clovis Fest which is big like Big Hat Days. There were no pets allowed there so we went home. My advice is bring chairs and a blanket or throw because you will be there for awhile and the balloons are big enough for you to see even if you are way in the back. #discoveringfresno

I decided to take my team to the rage room for a last team meeting as we will be going on separate…read morework assignments. I wanted to do something that wasn't traditional meeting as we always do lunch and so we decided to do our end of year meeting of something different. I booked the tickets and even got an extra bin to smash things. Upon entering we were greeted by Frank. He is such a lovely fellow. He made sure our waivers were signed and the whole party was there. He explained everything throughout. You have to wear closed toe shoes, long sleeves and clothing that goes past your ankles qnd I know why!!! Please adhere to their dress policy as it is for safety. I only wear dresses and I forgot to bring a long sleeve shirt. So luckily Walmart was across the street so I quickly went to Walmart. However, there is a thrift shop conveniently located next to the rage room which probably happened what I needed too but cheaper. I wasn't thinking as I was rushing but next time I will pop in and check it out. If you do forget your long sleeve, they do have jackets that you can wear too. Not sure if that will be an extra cost or not. But just come prepared. They make you hard at helmets for a great cause because I did get hit in the head with a big chunk of plates and glass. As once your party starts smashing things glass will be flying everywhere and all directions so make sure you keep your heart helmet on at all times. This was definitely a great experience and a great way to blow off some steam especially in chaotic work environment or any environment that she work in. It was a lot of fun to do this as a team and looking forward to come back. We also felt low-key guilty about breaking things, especially some of the items appeared very nice and we wanted to take them home haha but of course we broke them and it felt nice. Definitely coming back and enjoyed breaking things that is off limits ! My team enjoyed it.

After a very stressful couple of work weeks, my husband surprised me with a visit to the Rage Room…read moreso I could let out some frustration. I so NEEDED this. We were greeted upon arrival and the guy explained the rules and safety. We were suited up with goggles, a protective helmet with face shield, latex gloves with thicker gloves over them. Make sure you wear long sleeve shirt, comfortable pants and tennis shoes. The room had mounts so we could record ourselves, and we were able to play our own music without hearing other groups, which made it even better. The space was clean, well ventilated. We were given 20 minutes, but we managed to break everything in the two crates within about 14 minutes. That left us plenty of time to use our "weapons" on the tires and release even more stress on the dummy using our fists and legs. My husband did end up getting nicked by glass. The staff member gave him an alcohol wipe, gauze, and bandage. But he was fine. We had such a great time that we asked about group bookings. One room accommodates 4 people and the other two can hold 2 people each. This would be an incredibly fun event to host. Highly recommend for stress relief!