We took our 3 year old granddaughter on a Tuesday morning. School was back in session. We had the…read morepark to ourselves. The toddler playground had one slide which was closed off. There were two infant swings. The big kid playground has 3 slides and lots to climb on. The slides seemed steep, but our gd really liked the tube slid. The structure seemed taller than most. Sadly the water feature was turned off due to water conservation. The park is adjacent to the water treatment plant. Depending on the time of day it can be odoriferious.

This is such a big, beautiful park !! I took my two toddlers and they had a blast playing, jumping…read more& exploring. I'm pretty sure This park has three playgrounds total. A smaller one as you're entering the park and two much bigger play structures further into the park. There's a-lot of pretty art, projects and open fields to explore. Exceptionally clean, safe & maintained. 10/10 highly recommended

What a Beautiful Neighborhood Park!!!…read more Plenty of Handicap Parking!!! Very Clean and Large Restrooms!! Featuring: Tennis Courts Kid Play Structure Sports Field Volleyball court Basketball Court Swings And A Baseball & Softball Field This is a Baller On a Budget Approved park!!! I keep my Pimp Hands Strong!!! Number 34 of the 50 Most Prolific Yelp Elites of 2025!! As Rated by Yelp!!?

Always available and clean park. But some dog owners will have their dogs unleash which is not good.read more

Discovered this hidden park within a lovely residential community in Dublin. Beautiful, well-kept,…read morepeaceful, spacious, and located in a safe neighborhood. Parking was easy to find on a Friday afternoon, near the playground side of the park. Two playgrounds, for ages 2-5 and 5-12, consisted of swings and climbing structures, the play area small and simple just like the park itself. A well maintained wide open grassy meadow provided plenty of space for sports or picnicking, though not shaded as trees were mainly at the borders of the park. There were however a few picnic tables available under a pergola, so a bit of shade there. The place isn't huge, but it was large enough to get a good workout, running laps along the concrete trail lining the park. A few benches for visitors to sit and relax while on the path as well. Unfortunately, a swarm of gnats and mosquitos in the air too, on this warm and pleasant day with spring season approaching. No restrooms nor access to the clubhouse and lounge area attached to the park, except for Sorrento owners/residents. But the Piazza Tasso community facility and surrounding townhomes featured eye-catching italian style architecture, adding some charm to the place. My favorite part, I found a hare and tortoise sundial sculpture on site, which was simply adorable.

This is a favorite of ours! Nestled in the newer Sorrento neighborhood, right in front of the…read moreclubhouse there are two great play areas (one big kid and one little kids) including baby and big kids swings. There is also a nice CLEAN sandbox and a huge grassy area. Would have loved a foam floor under the little kids area, but with the sandbox right next to it they probably thought bark was a better choice. No restroom, although that's not an issue for us.

One of the best parks in the tri-valley. This park is super inclusive and has so much space for…read moreplaying, swinging, running, and imagining. I love the sandpit and play houses. There's a sports field next to the park as well. If you're worried about restrooms - don't. There's 4 (maybe more) public bathrooms that are pretty clean for park standards. There's also plenty of parking in front of the park.

We were driving by after leaving the book store and found this beautiful new park with lots of…read moreactivities for the kiddos. The babes is 6 and had a blast. There's merry go rounds, slides, climbing structures, Teeter totter, etc. Loved the art structures when you first walk in. There is also a Music area, sign language and braille learning signs along with a picnic area, small exercise area and YAY restrooms! Added to the list of great FREE places to go!

Okay, so I think this may be my favorite park in Pleasanton. I love discovering new parks so I did…read morea quick Yelp search and found this green oasis. This park is not only beautiful, it's so much fun. There's so much space and walking paths. There's a smaller playground for toddlers, and and larger one for older kids. There's a swing set. And the coolest slide ever. My kids spent at least 20 minutes playing on the slide. There's plenty of shaded areas because the park is surrounded by beautiful tall trees. I seriously cannot wait to go back.

It's a very clean quiet park with beautiful walkways and cool slides. Tons of space to play and…read moreparking is a breeze.

Impressive park Multiple locations to park, each parking lot…read morehas a restroom very close by and a map of where you are First time here Wide walk/pathway, clean, organized, no litter, pet friendly Will have to come back again

Beautiful park! I took my dog, saw a few dogs that were on…read moreleash which was great since I'm scared of dogs lol and also don't want any dog to fight my dog. I enjoyed the walk, the trees, the people who were polite. This is a very well kept park, really green and well maintained. This is a very big park so I didn't even get to the kids area and I came back to my car.

This small park is literally and figuratively the heart of the Del Prado neighborhood in…read morePleasanton. Parking is plentiful and there are just the right amount of picnic tables and benches nestled among the greenery and trees. Del Prado Park has a basketball court, swings and play structures for both big and little kids. But the best feature of the park is the large concrete slide. On any given day, you'll spot neighborhood kids learning about the laws of physics on this slide, and there are usually large pieces of cardboard, mostly from packing boxes, lying around to aid them in their play. The park is safe and free of pass-through traffic, and the people are super-friendly. So whether you're visiting or have just moved into town, come on over. And be sure to bring some cardboard boxes, preferably broken down, if you do. The neighborhood kids will thank you!

Come here mostly to get my steps in at the track, play Pokémon Go, and chill to the awesome view…read more Now have added watching wildlife to the list. I've seen a coyote, lots of squirrels, and plenty of birds. Oh, and in spring, the cherry trees on the lower slopes throw on their gorgeous floral finery. If timed right, residents can take family photos. The park is often calm on weekdays. But it can get quite crowded when baseball or soccer leagues hold tournaments and/or the community room is rented out for a party on weekends. Parking is often impossible at these times.

Amazing park/community center in the Eastern side of San Ramon. Equipment is very well maintained…read moreand there are many unique play structures rarely found at other parks. There's a zip line, a large slide, a regular play area for older kids and a toddler play area and finally a splash pad for the warmer months of summer. Definitely something for all ages here. Parking is easy with plentiful parking surrounding the periphery of the park. Highly recommend for a safe and fun day out for the kiddos. P.S. The view from the top of the tall slide gives you a great view of the park grounds!