My wife had an appointment nearby, so I decided to take our dog to this park while we waited. It…read moreturned out to be a great place to spend a few hours! The park is clean, spacious, and has something for everyone. There are basketball courts, plenty of shady grassy areas to relax, picnic benches, BBQ grills, hiking trails, and a playground with a soft surface that's perfect for kids. Our dog enjoyed walking around and exploring all the open space. It was peaceful, well-maintained, and a great spot to unwind. I'll definitely keep this park in mind the next time we're in the area!

Every time I come here, I see more I like…read more Today, I started my running at independence park, ran over to this parking lot and went for a beautiful 5 mile run. Don't forget to say hi to the riendly volunteer at the main entrance to the park

We had a great time with 7 kids ranging in ages 1-11. All the kids enjoyed themselves. The…read moretrademark stone snake is still here. They removed a ton of trees (bummer) but replaced the entire playground with updated equipment for all ages. We had a great time.

Great park! I appreciate that it's kept clean and maintained. Walking here at night isn't a…read moreproblem. You don't need to be packing if you catch my drift. They have well lit areas for night recreation such as their basketball courts and baseball diamond. Also, they have a great water playground for kids to cool off during the summer. Look out for the serpent that leads to the water fountain above. Thinking of having a picnic? They have BBQ grills and tables. There are plenty of parking spaces well.

This is the community center and outdoor facility for a gated neighborhood, so it's only open to…read moreresidents and their guests. The playground is small but nice, two slides and some things to climb and the floor is sand for a soft landing spot or sand play. The tennis courts and basketball courts are pristine and were not crowded (i.e, empty) in the winter. The pool looks great too, so I'll have to visit it in the summer when it's open. Plenty of parking in the devoted parking lot. Because I have family in the neighborhood, I'll definitely be back.

A good thing about living in the Dougherty Valley area of San Ramon? New infrastructure (parks,…read morestreets, schools, etc.) Tiffany Roberts Sports Park (TRSP) is a nice example of a newer San Ramon park - excellent facilities, well maintained and clean. The sports field is the centerpiece of TRSP - an expansive synthetic field, fully fenced in with viewing stands and lighting for night time use. Curiously, the adjacent basketball courts which are quite nice DO NOT have lights - a design flaw for this popular spot. Fortunately, there is enough ambient light from the sport field that the ballers still play into the darkness. Why are there no lights on the courts? Overall, TRSP an excellent park, worthy of high marks. Minus a star for excellent basketball courts that disappear into darkness once the sun goes down. 4 solid stars

Not a small neighborhood park. Tiffany Roberts Sports Park has facilities for several sports…read moreincluding basketball, soccer, and more but I would not have found it without directions as it is strangely located deep in the hills in a residential area. I would not have had a reason to be here except for a nephew's baseball. Huge park with picnic areas, plenty of parking, trees and shade structures. Very well maintained. The next closest public facility is the Dougherty Station complex at the bottom of the hill with a branch of the public library, a police substation and a small campus of Diablo Valley College.

Really sizeable, spacious park that has lots of fields to host sporting events. There's a small…read moreamphitheater, skate park, events center, and until it is the location of local government offices. I'm not just reviewing this place on a recent, pleasant dog walk (which is a great place to do and they have doggie fountains here as well). No... my roots go way deeper here. Growing up in the area before there was the large Target and City Lot nearby, before the local government offices, this park is where me and a close knit group of friends would go every night. We weren't causing any trouble. We just didn't really have anywhere else to go, but we all looked forward to hanging out most nights, especially during the summers. We would skate in the parking lot or possible play basketball (they had a few full courts where the offices are built now). At one point a few of my friends worked with the city to help design and build out the skate park (I see there names on the plaque to this day in late 2025). I remember my friends putting on and being part of small music fests that was held in the amphitheater area. I even remember working some events held at the event building on the south side of the park. Just a great park with lots of parking, events schedules, and just every day things to do. Lot of personal memories as well.

Central Park in San Ramon looks pretty standard at first, but ended up being better than expected…read more I came for a friends' kid's birthday party and even on a weekend it felt open and not too crowded. The grass was green and well kept, and there was plenty of space for kids to run around. The covered picnic areas with a roof was so nice and perfect for rainy days or a hot sunny weather, and it offered many things to keep kids entertained such as a good-sized playground. It's clean, easy, and works well for group gatherings. Only downside is the restrooms were available but not very clean, and parking can get a bit tight. Overall, a reliable spot for things like birthday parties without feeling chaotic.

This park has always been one you can stop by for some fun. It is getting really old and needs a…read morebig upgrade. The wood on the playground is starting to rub off. If you have crawlers maybe choose a different park. The grass area is nice and big but can be wet. Basketball court is nice but by the porta potty so it can stink a bit. Overall, it's a fun park just needs some upgrades!

My wife found this park while we were waiting for a haircut appointment for our toddler. We like…read morethis area, but haven't explored the parks. We looked up this park, and our son loved the playground! This park is not very big, and you have to find parking in the community on the backside. The main street doesn't have a shoulder or parking. It was still easy to park, and the our son gravitated towards the slides. He had a great time, and my wife packed snacks that they enjoyed in the shade. It was still late Summer, so the late mornings get a little hot. We didn't know, but a Costco is nearby in case you want to grab some food. We will definitely be back on a future haircut visit, or just to mix it up from our kids regular park trips. The park is right off the 680 on the Danville/San Ramon border. Enjoy the clean park and fun ambiance.

Piccadilly Square Park is a square park centered around $2M+ homes, and it's cute as hell…read more Beautifully manicured and well-maintained, it has picnic tables, BBQs, a children's play area, 2 peewee baseball fields, and 1 lovely gazebo with, I think, 2 picnic tables within. At this time of year, there's amazing colorful flowers all-around. In San Ramon, we're quite spoiled -- there's a lot of parks with Central Park being the premiere of 'em all. It's no Central, but very nice, and sweet, indeed.

Here are the reasons for why Piccadilly Square is a prime location for Pokemon Go players:…read more - It has 4 PokeStops AND a Gym. - Traveling casually (by foot) to make the loop around the park is the perfect speed to spin all the PokeStops. Note: Going by car will be too fast - you'll end up having to stop and wait a couple minutes until the stops are spinnable again. - Should you walk around the loop, not only will you be spinning FIVE PokeStops per circle, but you will also constantly be contributing to faster egg hatching! - It's a nice, lovely and safe area. It's not loud. It's family-friendly. This is hands down the greatest park in the Tri-Valley area for Pokemon Go, don't @ me.

We picked up some lunch and needed to find a place to eat it with our dog in tow. We found Sunrise…read moreRidge Park on the map and headed over. GPS took us directly to the parking lot and we were amazed. 1:00 pm and there was one car in the lot, which was leaving as we pulled in. It's a large lot leading to a beautiful park with clean restrooms. We didn't inspect the entire park, it was much too warm, at least 91-degrees. We sat at a picnic table under an awning which provided shade. I got a bowl of water for the dog and was quite impressed that the water was cold. We watched as another car came, and someone began shooting baskets. When we were done with lunch, we cleaned up and I walked a little bit just to get a few photos for this review. A word of warning to those who bring children to this park. The park appears to be very clean and safe. Keep in mind that the play structures are fully exposed to the sun all day. Be sure to touch surfaces to make sure they're not too hot for young skin. This is a very impressive little park. The only thing that we would have liked seeing was a dog park.

Google refers to Sunrise Ridge Park as "Preserve Playground." Whatever its called, its one of the…read morenicer playgrounds/sports field we've been too, and it happens to be so close to home! You basically drive up Faria Parkway through the new housing development known as The Preserve. No traffic signals, but lots of roundabouts. The park has a panoramic view of the San Ramon Valley, and. has two levels. Kid's playgrounds on the first level along with walking trails. Soccer/Baseball fields with artificial turf on the upper level. Picnic area and BBQ grills (with lids!) scattered about. Oh, and yes they have modern, clean and well-stocked bathrooms on both levels, which is super convenient. There are also signs noting the area is under 24/7 surveillance. Our son had a blast visiting this park, and we were impressed by the nice views despite being nestled within a large housing development. This would be an awesome place to catch the sunrise or sunset for sure.

#Parked Coyote…read moreCrossing Park is located in a nice neighborhood within a few minutes away from City Center Bishop Ranch and Club Sports Gym. She's quite expansive and super relaxing. There's so much grass area for picnics and dogs to play around in with several picnic tables spread throughout. Really clean! Good amount of parking available too. No swings at the park unfortunately, which is why I gave it 4 stars...But, there are bathrooms. Overall, just a beautiful park to frolic in -- and maybe play parkour. The views make me want to move here.

Quality/Quantity - Small local park. Back in the day, we…read moreused to come here for local events, picnics, etc. Atmosphere - Almost 12 acres. Mature trees with shade, large grass areas and some views. Playground Picnic area with barbeques Baseball/softball field Soccer field Tennis court Parking Restroom ¼ mile walking trail Near the Bridge Golf course. Service - N/A, self service. Price - Free. Owner Comment - Thank you City of SR for this small local hidden park.

I have been sending my daughter to Unequaled for many months and she has shown improvement in…read moreskills, agility, confidence, and has been happy attending training sessions. We enrolled her in training summer camp as well, and the coaches have been very supportive and helpful in correcting and teaching her to excel. Location is convenient, facilities are clean and has all the equipment to train and improve her skills. Along with enough basketballs, there are plenty of gym equipment for weight training. While she wont be using that anytime soon, its good to know it is available in the future. The staff are all nice, encouraging, and are there to answer any questions i may have. They offer trials, so I will be starting my son in strength and agility class for younger kids to get him comfortable in a basketball gym environment. They make the classes fun so kids have a good time participating while developing.

"I highly recommend Unequaled Training Center! My 9-year-old daughter has been attending for…read morebasketball and strength training, and the experience has been fantastic. The coaches are incredibly supportive, professional, and great at working with younger athletes. They do an excellent job of balancing skill development with making the sessions fun and engaging. It has been wonderful to see her confidence grow and her athleticism improve in such a positive, encouraging environment. If you are looking for a place that truly cares about the development of young athletes, this is the place to go!"