This park has a large enclosed play area for your large dog and a separate small dog section next…read moreto it. Both allow room for some good running around. The grass is well cared for by the park. Although the squirrels have created some big holes. Watch yourself, you can break an ankle!! I noticed more benches have been added. I noticed some people did not clean up after their pet. That was disappointing.

Great park for a stroll and to keep the kids occupied with the playground. It's conveniently…read morelocated near town and plenty of parking. Don't forget to walk past all the cute ducks!

The playground appeared to be updated and we enjoyed a family day with a picnic lunch at this…read morelovely park. I feel it may be a hidden gem! I'm always looking for fun places to spend time with my family, and this did not disappoint! If you're looking for a little fun with the kids, it's a good spot! There's also some small walking trails!

Now this is a park! Built in, ready available massive…read moreopen-fire grills? Check. Covered, platform for musician performances? Check. Ample picnic tables? Check. Restrooms? Check. Tons of free parking? Yes. Can you serve alcohol? Yes but it's a hefty permit fee. Bummer. Beyond that this is a very cool park to host an event. We attended an event here that was catered by Far Western Tavern. The catering company did not miss a beat. They seemed familiar with the set up & "cooked" (likely finished cooking" the meat over the open flame. There was a long table available for placing additional accoutrements such as appetizers, plates, beverages & dessert. It is a "Park" at the end of the day but definitely a pretty cool one great for an open air event

Stumbled upon this play structure andarge grassy field while with our toddlers. We decided to check…read moreit out. We noticed there were a high school looking couple of teens being shady on the play stricture so we hesitated to walk over but luckily they quickly took their PDA somewhere else. My kids enjoyed the playground. There was nobody else there on a chilly winter afternoon so hard to say whether this playground gets crowded. All in all, not a terrible place to take the kids but I wouldn't drive out of my way either.

Located adjacent to Liberty Elementary School, this seven-acre park has a large playground, an…read moreabundant open space perfect for a game of soccer, flag football, flying a kite, and much more. Very nice and easy to find. There is a restroom and there are some barbecue picnic areas available on-site.

Who would know that a park & a trail are "hiding" in plain sight,…read moresmack dab in the virtual middle of the City of AG, & is only feet away from AG's Saturday Farmer's Market? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Coolness factors: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1) Serene break from the hub-bub above. 2) A Mini-Valley within the valley. 3) A fair number of areas where the stream "Babbles". 4) About 4 wooden picnic tables with BBQs on the stream banks. 5) Heavily forested with tons of greenery. 6) Has a trail from one end (under the Vintage Bridge), under the cool swinging bridge, all the way to under the Mason St. Bridge. 7) It seems to go hand in hand with the "topside" Centennial Park, where AG's Roasters "sing". 8) Few people use it, so it is a peaceful place...(on a Saturday afternoon) 9) Lots of greenery which is hard to capture with pics alone...it is worth a careful walk thru. 10) It is interesting to see the undersides of these very interesting bridges. ~~~~~ Uncool factors (with some suggestions): ~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1) Some, likely kids, have carved or wrote graffiti on some of the trees & have littered. The type of defacing public property & nature is especially horrid in such an upscale neighborhood. Ideas: _______________________ A) Renovate the old Hoosegrow Jail up the hill to accommodate errant kids, or another venue to "scare them straight". B) A longgggggg visit to California Men's Colony, with a hefty fee of lets say $1k+, for the parents would be a very practical idea. The fine could be on a sliding scale. C) Several weekends of "cleaning duty" of the park while wearing neon pink jumpsuits & giving speeches at local schools (along with listing their family's surname) would likely raise public awareness & possibly theirs. D) Use special hidden "wildlife" detection cameras to catch offenders. _______________________ 2) Some hazardous areas of the trail have broken & rotting fences that someone...especially either the younger or older crowd could potentially fall a dozen feet or more. A) The park could use better community support. After all, AG is a high income area, & some of the area schools could sponsor nature hikes along with cleaning duties. The combo of awareness, money, volunteers, peer pressure (including on adults & parents), could help. ______________________ 3) Sadly, there did not seem to be any "life" in the stream (i.e. fish, frogs, etc..), it is unclear whether this is due to seasonal water flow changes, pollution, or other factors. It is hard to makes suggestions in this case. ~~~~~~~~~~ In summary, For both locals & visitors alike, this park is a nice alternative to having an impromptu picnic from Farmer's Market goodies or take-out treats from AG Village shops. One can easily imagine getting a Tri-tip or other sandwich from the AG Butcher Shop, some fresh Veges & Fruits from the FM, & some Cupcakes/ Eclairs from their quaint bakery. Or simply get take out eats from the surrounding restaurants. (There could also be some sort of honors system donation box at the entrance).

The Kiwanis Park is a cute little pocket park that is hidden from View. Drop down by the creek from…read morethe parking in the village and you will find an array of picnic tables. a walk by the creek lots of birds in the bush and in the trees. And even more peaceful place near the peaceful of Village Arroyo Grande

At My Fiance's Families Baby Shower And BBQ. We Drove All The Way From The City Of KING..!! To Be…read moreHere..!! So Far Looks Nice We Got Here On Time And Everyone Else Is On The Late Freight..!!

Small park in a desirable area…read more Nice tennis courts, covered eating area, half-court basketball, very decent playground, and unique, rentable indoor "clubhouse". There are no huge thrills but it's a good local option. Lots of soccer practice happens across the street, but not so much here.

Beautiful play area for the kids. Terrible sight. View on the grass to the bandstand. They spent so…read moremuch time and money could have either put a better angle on the grass or raised the bandstand. Everybody complains about not being able to see the band.

Great open space park which is the size of one half grover beach city block. There is a small…read morestream (man made) which flows through the property. There is small building and circular walkway. There are few homeless hanging around the park.

Just passing through and needed a place for my dog to stretch his legs. I'm from LA and don't add a…read morelot of parks bigger than the size of house lot. This one was about as big as the biggest one I can go to. It was perfect. Clean, quiet, and open. Soccer field grass looks patchy, but if you just need some grass it's nice

Rodenberger Park is the real name for the park across the street from Maramonte Park…read more Nested in the Harvest Ranch homes, this 5-acre park is s popular spot for soccer teams, baseball teams, and family BBQ. Parking is limited to the street and there isa nice playground for the little ones.

I can absolutely see why this park is so highly rated within the city. Between the zip line, the…read morecardboard hill you slide down, the huge slides, the smaller toddler play area, wide open grassy spaces, walking trails, tennis courts, a baseball diamond, and clean bathrooms--this is easily one of the best parks I've ever been to. I was anticipating my brother coming into town early Saturday, but he arrived a bit later than planned. That actually worked out because my daughter and I were able to check the park out ahead of time. When we returned on Sunday with my nephew, both kids were completely enamored. My brother and sister-in-law were just as impressed--the park is truly amazing. It's not overly crowded, feels very safe, and there's plenty of parking. We brought our own snacks and enjoyed a little picnic, which made the day even better. The weather was beautiful, and we already can't wait to return. This will definitely be our go-to park whenever we have the time. Absolutely love this place.

Super fun park in SLO and definitely one of the best playgrounds. Located right next to the…read morebaseball field, this park has two different playgrounds, one for the little kids and a separate one of the bigger kids. Several large enclosed slides which are great for hotter days. There's a fun hill you can slide down on cardboard boxes as well as a small zip line. There's a number of benches and tables for adults to sit. Some are in the shade while others are not. There's some beautiful redwood trees on the periphery of the playground to do a nice picnic under. Parking lot is shared with a pool but there's plenty of space as long as there's no baseball game. There's also tennis courts next to the playground. The playground was redone in 2017 but it's held up pretty well. Overall very enjoyable place to bring kids with lots to keep them busy for a few hours of outdoor fun!