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Pleasant Hill Park

4.1 (66 reviews)

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Darwin P.

such a beautiful park in the heart of Pleasant Hill. i decided to take my lunch here, and it was such a great ambiance, with plenty peoplez taking their doggos, taking a walk or just relaxing with their fams

Peter N.

A well-kept and well-maintained park with a decent number of parking spaces. Excellent for families with children and/or dogs. There are numerous eateries in the vicinity where you may stop in and have a bite to eat. There are mature trees that shade this playground on hot, bright days, which we like. Slides offer a variety of balancing and climbing challenges. There are two tire swings, but no regular swings in the area. Sandbox is large but towers and slides are not tall enough for the children to play with. Parking at the senior center is generally more convenient to the playground than parking at the intersection of Cleveland. Best of my knowledge the toilets on the east side of the teen center building, facing Cleveland, are the ones that are clean and well-maintained. If you're lucky, you'll find restrooms within buildings. One point off is that you need to make sure where you step, as people don't usually clean up after their pets here.

11/09/2019: The wonderful people who volunteered to make the event happen
Sivilay T.

Review #323 - 2019 I've never been to this park before, but I saw a Facebook invite for a Veteran's Day event so I decided to bring the kids to stop by and show our support, especially being that my stepfather is a Vietnam Veteran. I didn't expect much from the event, but it was really nice. I even managed to sign the recall Newsom list since I'd been planning to go in to an office to handle that. Luckily, they were there so I got that out of the way. Yay! The park itself is really nice & big! It has two separate kids's playgrounds so my daughter and nieces were able to enjoy them. We spent almost two hours there. There's a full basketball court and a baseball field as well. I'll definitely bring the kids back should we happen to be in the area.

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I like this park the fenced in part is great for the littles. The swings are set a bit to high. Bathrooms ballfields swimming pool.

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Hidden Lakes Park

Hidden Lakes Park

4.2(57 reviews)
2.4 mi

Wowza! This place is definitely a hidden gem that's tucked away with some of beautiful "hidden…read morelakes". It's all in the name, folks! I swear lil ol' Martinez never ceases to amaze me. I'm always finding the most wonderful little spots in this city. Been meaning to visit this park for a loooong time. I'd always heard that it was nice. Even drove passed it a million times, but finally stopped by to get a quick little hike in one evening. All I can say is daaaayum. What a beauty!!! Not only are the hiking trails wonderful, but the actual park itself is great. It's super clean with lots of parking and restrooms on site. They've got a kid's playground area, a soccer field, and even a track for some easy exercise. There's also an adjoining park that has tons of picnic tables and outdoor exercise equipment as well as several large grassy fields and walking paths (Hidden Valley Park). And those lakes! They are simply beautiful. They really sneak up on you too. I took a short walking path from Hidden Valley Park and connected to Hidden Lakes. Turned a corner and then BOOM! This beautiful little lake seemingly appeared out of nowhere. There's a nice little waterfall. Not sure if there are actually any fish in this lake, but I did witness one person fishing (or at least trying too). The hikes in this park are all on the shorter side but perfect for a quick little jaunt. You can also extend it by connecting the nearby walking paths for a longer excursions. What's nice is that there are several hills that you can climb up to get some inclines in. And once you reach the top, you'll be rewarded with some wonderful views of tbt entire park as well as some great panoramic views of the city. I was seriously in awe during my entire time here. This is such a gorgeous and extremely well maintained park that's perfect for kids, pets, and families. Will definitely be getting my butt out here again before the end of summer.

This place is a gem. Really good for walking your little dogs, for hikes, playing basketball, or…read morekids playground, and has a beautiful soccer area. There are picnic tables and plenty of parking. Clean bathrooms that the city of Martinez does a good job of keeping clean. We go to this place over and over again because it's just so nice.

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Ygnacio Valley Park - Walking path

Ygnacio Valley Park

4.2(14 reviews)
2.0 mi

When we moved to Concord a few months ago one of the first things that came to mind was finding…read morelocal parks. My wife and I were not huge park people before our son was born but now we visit parks daily. We have a park closer to home but parking is hard to find, Ygnacio Valley Park has a nice parking lot with about 20 spots. They have a nice large grassy area with a circular trail to get some walking in or walk the dog. In our case, our toddler loves to run into the field and follow us on the trail to run. We both win because he gets to burn off some energy and has fun walking towards any dogs. They have two play areas for toddlers and bigger kids along with swings and a sand area. This has become our go to park and I find myself here very often. We love our Family walks and have made friends here. You have a sense of Community when you visit.

I'm not often in this section of Concord, but on a recent weekday morning I had some time to kill…read morewhile my poor wife was getting gum surgery. I remembered this park from the distant past and decided to stop by. Time looks like it has stopped for the past decade or so here, in both good (the park itself) and bad ways (the playground). It's nice that there is a playground, and a decent sized one at that, but it looks tired and is badly need of a refresh. That said, it was getting a good amount of use on a weekday mid morning, as was the park itself. I went for a nice walk around the track, which my pedometer measures as 1/3 of a mile. The circular track lets you put together as short or long a workout as you have ability and time for. The track is unpaved but flat, perhaps a little bumpy for wheelchairs but passable. The one annoying thing is that it was muddy in many places, in spite of no rain for months. The lovely park on Cowell Avenue suffers from the same syndrome. I wish the sprinklers that maintain the grass could be wholly focused on the lawn and not the walking path. In some areas the grass was brown and the adjacent track was muddy. A good amount of picnic tables are here, as well as public bathrooms. A baseball backstop and home plate (a rarity these days) remains. Various mature trees add to the setting. BART tracks are just outside one side of the park and I saw three trains go by in the time I was here.

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