What a wonderful park! Easy to park the Sprinter van, put on my boots and go for a fabulous morning…read morewalk. Sadly, too overcast this morning to enjoy the view . But the trails are pretty well traveled so I wasn't concerned about getting lost. Other folks hiking were friendly and there are spot along the way to sit and enjoy the greenery. Leashed dogs are permitted. On a Sunday morning, extremely peaceful. Yes, there are some port-a-potties but that's about it. Plan ahead. [Review 21005 overall - 522 in California - 1990 of 2023.]

There are several different great trails at Westwood Hills and quite steep at certain points so…read moreyou'll get a good workout. Small parking lot at the base but if it's full there's plenty of street parking as well. A couple of picnic tables are also at the base along with a nature museum. Definitely bring water with you as there are no water spouts/fountains on any of the trails. Closed toed shoes are a must as possion ivy is present along with blackberry bushes. Most of the trails provide plentry of shade and pretty foliage. Views of the whole Napa Valley await you at the top (with a couple of benches to take a nice rest). Some days a layer of fog will sit above the valley but that usually burns off by late morning. You'll come across lots of dogs and kids so this place is good for all.

I am not a hiker at all! But went on a short hike in the early morning. Luckily the day we went, it…read morewasn't too warm. Trails are easy to follow. I did, however, have to make multiple rest stops because I was dying lol. View was gorgeous and the picture does not do justice. There were maybe 3 other small groups when we got there but we were so spread apart that we didn't run into each other. On the way back down, I had a mishap and my shoelace hoop hooked onto my other shoes hook and I took a nice fall. It was my mistake and not the trails. I didn't even try to fix my mistake because as we were nearing the parking lot, I tripped again (same reason) and I fell on the rocks right before the asphalt. We had a good laugh. The employee who was on the golf cart was on his way back and saw me on the ground. He kindly asked if I needed help but I was too busy laughing and embarrassed that I declined his help. This will definitely be a memory to remember!

What a hidden gem this place is...we stayed 2 nights. Great views. Water and electrical hook ups…read more Unique place located near downtown Napa. We are booked to come back.

Wow this park is huge! Way bigger than I expected. Several locals walk their dog here while…read moreenjoying a nice stroll. I think my favorite part about this park is the tall redwood trees and the rose garden. Such a nice touch. The playground itself is nice. There's one for toddlers and another for older kids. The one for big kids was slightly dirty and run down. It also had a lot of spider webs. I also wish the playground had an enclosed gate but there are two huge openings. There's a lot of picnic tables, bbq pits, a bathroom and trash cans around. Plenty of shade for those hot summer days and parking in the residential neighborhood as well. I think they can do a better job at keeping the area clean -- that' was my biggest ick.

Complete with a massive playground area, Fuller Park is excellent. Lots of parking, lots of shade…read moretrees, several picnic tables about. I love that the playground is surrounded by a low fence with limited access which makes it harder for little ones to wander off or for strangers to approach. I had an enjoyable visit at this block-sized park. Plenty of space to move around and not have to rub shoulders with others. Street parking is available along the perimeter. [Review 21006 overall - 523 in California - 1991 of 2023.]

I absolutely Love walking here with my kids it's quiet peaceful and very Beautiful my dog loves…read morewalking around here with us too

Glass beach is a must see at the end of this trail. Such an amazing place to see a beautiful sunset…read moreand to take a walk with the Littles. My daughter enjoyed this place so much. She collected sea glass, We got to take an amazing walk and watched the beautiful sunset. This will definitely be a go to place for me To relax, unwind, and watch one of the most amazing sunsets I've seen in the state. Also love that it is dog friendly!

The Stanly Ranch Public trails aren't much, but are still worth a visit if you're nearby and…read morelooking for a new or quiet spot to get your steps in. The trails are located on Stanley Lane, immediately after turning off of 12. There is a small sign with a map of the area and regulations to welcome you to the trails. There are also a few small dirt areas carved out for parking at the entrance. There doesn't seem to be much foot traffic on the trail, so I've never had any issues finding parking. Just be mindful not to block the gates leading into the vineyards. The trail is paved, but not very well maintained, so the pavement is uneven and cracked. It begins as a relatively secluded trail with tall trees on either side, but glimpses of a vineyard to your right. You'll come up to a clearing pretty quickly, where you'll see a house and another trail map. At this point, the trail essentially becomes a sidewalk along Stanley Lane. At the time I visited in November of 2019, there wasn't really much to see. There were construction crews to the right of the path and all you can really see for awhile is dirt and the crews. I continued past this until I hit vineyards again, but only made it a little bit beyond before turning back. To this point from my parking spot and back was about 2.25 miles and I could have continued down this path (although I'm not sure how far.) The path is mostly flat but does have some very mild hills. It's a nice little spot to take a quick walk if you're in the area and get pretty close to some vineyards, although you can't get too close without crossing into private property. It is pretty secluded and you are unlikely to run into many people on the trail, but may encounter employees working at the vineyards or construction workers near the trail. When construction equipment isn't running, it is very quiet and peaceful. It is worth a visit if you're nearby, but I wouldn't make a special trip if you're not from the area.

We were in the area and wanted a little exercise. This short stretch of paved "trails" fit the…read morebill. We walked about 2.5 miles past vineyards bursting with almost ripe wine grapes and under shady eucalyptus trees. The trail branches off at what looks to be a new housing development, so at least another mile or spout and back is possible.

I love having this little mini-park close to home. It has a small playground for the neighborhood…read morekids and a big open field for the older kids. Besides being able to play tag, soccer, etc. there are a couple basketball hoops too. I like it because my dogs can walk through the park to catch up with all of their 2 and 4 legged friends. The park has dog waste bags at the entrance and several trash cans too. There are a couple tables for picnics and socializing. Though it isn't an off-leash park there are several people that have their dogs off leash. Most of these dogs are very well trained and do not bother me or my small dogs while we also enjoy the park (on leash). There are some dogs who while incredibly friendly do not quite have the willpower of my well trained friends. They sometimes overwhelm my little dogs and none of us appreciate that. And even with the convenient and easy access to poo pick-up bags some of my neighbors do not clean up after their dogs. This is no complaint of the dogs - they are doing what all dogs should do - be friendly & poop! Now if we could just get the people to behave, the park would be a 5!

This large rectangular park is tucked away in a quiet neighborhood on the edge of the Napa city…read morelimits. It is basically a very large green space with three groves of trees that act as shady picnic spots. There is a very well designed children's play scape, basketball court, and a small softball backdrop. One thing I was surprised not to see was a trail that would run around the perimeter. However, there is a sidewalk that runs the length of one side of the park. The main picnic spot by the playscape is available to reserve for private parties. Parking along Douglas Avenue is the best option. There is a porta potty on site as well. Plenty of informative photos to get you here.

This large green space is located along Pueblo Avenue right next to McPherson Elementary school…read more You can park along Pueblo street or there is a small parking lot in front of the school. There's also some other entry points on some side streets. There is a 48" wide paved 4/10ths of a mile trail that runs around the entire perimeter of this 10 acre park. There are four separate shady picnic table sites for groups complete with grills. On the property are also public bathrooms, a fountain, two baseball/softball backdrops and benches. The center of the park is basically one huge green space ringed by a variety of trees. Great spot for a family picnic or early morning walk. Plenty of informative photos/video to get you here.