It's a cute little park to bring the kiddos to run around and monkey around. It's conveniently…read moreacross the street from EV charging station and has coffee shop, thrift stores, taproom, barber just steps away. Well shaded and clean with bathrooms on site. We were on our way to Santa Rosa and this was a perfect area to take a break and stretch and wear out the kiddos lol!

City park turned all-day music festival venue. 31st Annual Cotati Accordion Festival was a fun,…read moretoe-tapping time. Music in five venues, food and art vendors and plenty of space to set out folding chairs make the park a great festival site. Long time festival favorites Sourdough Slim (the yodeling cowboy) and Robert Conrad, to new young accordion phenoms like Cory Pesaturo and this year's honorary director Alex Meixner bring together an eclectic mix of the performers. Great organization.

great park! other than the fact there arent any restrooms. love the swings, and love the trees…read moresuper cute area to maybe sit down and have a picnic.

I go to this park daily. It's very well maintained and the grass is always green and the trees are…read morebeautiful. There are large trash cans and most people put their trash in the cans, others do not. There are many dog walkers and kids playing basketball and on the playground. I've only had one problem there which was 2 Pitt bulls that were loose and seemed aggressive. My neighbors are always warning me not to go to this park but like I said it's a great place to walk my dog and again very pretty. We were told by a local congressman who came to one of out HOA meetings that they will be putting in a dog park there. So far it hasn't happened

A park with turtles? Really?!…read more I was walking at a nearby park and remembered this neighborhood park has turtles. When we drove over, we noticed friendly ducks relaxing on the grass, kids playing on the playground, and lots of turtles sticking their heads up to catch a breath. The water in the pond does look very murky so not sure if it gets cleaned. The pond has a fence around it that is about 3 1/2 feet tall so kids can't accidentally walk into the water. It's a fun park with a partially fenced area for little kids and an adjoining area for bigger kids. There is lots of grass, a gazebo, picnic tables, benches, bocce ball court, short rock climbing wall and even a neat zipline. Our friends held a birthday party here last year and the kids had a blast.

First time this past weekend, my kids loved it. It was booming and had so much to do!read more

The address is 43 Clark Ave #41, Cloverdale…read more This park is great. The main tower is three levels with huge slides.

Just needed somewhere to stop so kids could stretch their legs. A few sketchy characters but at…read moreleast they got to play a little on the way back from Fort Bragg.

My grandkids were so happy this park had reopened after a massive remodel. Plenty of playground…read moreequipment for all ages. There is also an adult section with outdoor equipment. A few picnic tables scattered about & a handful of benches. Additionally there is a covered picnic area for rent. Once the new trees get bigger it will provide more shade.

Review of dog park....oh what fun. Brining doggies to this park is so great and the community of…read morepooches and peeps are great fun.

Come to the dog park daily very concerning that people in this area don't put their dogs on leashes…read morewe can find 5 to 6 dogs a day running around the park not the dog park in the regular park unleashed.

Beautiful park for kids and dogs. There's an open field all around with nicely kept grass. One side…read morethere's a playground for kids and a short walk away is a fenced in area for pups. The walkway towards one entry of the dog park was flooded through during my visit, but there's another entry after crossing a bridge. I loved that the dog park was filled with tanbark so the dogs doesn't get muddy. There wasn't any benches, but there were several mismatched lawn chairs for people to sit. Half the dog park was shaded by trees and the other half was nice and sunny. The fall atmosphere was really pleasant.

As we walked up to the particular park, we saw there was a lot of grass and wide open areas. There…read morewas also a bathroom area and it looked like they had some sort of community center where maybe classes are held? I'm not too sure. But that place was closed on this particular Saturday. As we walked through the park, there was a lot of overgrown grass and weeds, but my puppies liked all the smells! As we walked further back towards the dog park area, there was a great little pond and a little waterfall that sounded whimsical and beautiful except I noticed it was all runoff water! Lol I'm not too sure what that does within the sewer system or maybe it was a clean drain pipe, but it looked a little off to me or dirty? Lol. Nevertheless, my dogs like the area and when we got to the dog park, there were three different entrances. I didn't realize that at the time, and we walked in the entrance closest to us once we crossed the bridge. That was covered with hay, which sadly I'm allergic to, and my throat was closing as we walked towards the back where the Half of the dog park was closed due to mud. Guessing they put hay over the entrance by the front because it was muddy, but goodness! My dogs like the area and they're paused. Did get a little muddy, but they didn't really find any friends although there were a number of different dogs there and cute little community circles! People seem to know each other since this park is in a local neighborhood and I'm sure they walked from the neighborhood. Not sure if we'll go back to this dog park. Maybe when it's not raining, so I don't die from the hay. Lol.

I have hiked Shiloh Ranch Regional Park many times and have explored several different trails using…read moreAllTrails, and I can honestly say every part of this park is gorgeous. Each visit feels a little different depending on the season. It is especially beautiful after it rains. On Creekside Trail you can hear the water flowing, which makes the hike incredibly peaceful. There is also a scenic spot at the top that is well worth the climb and offers a great place to pause and take it all in. I would consider this a moderate hike due to the incline. The descent can be challenging in some areas because it is steep and rocky, so I highly suggest wearing proper hiking shoes. The trails offer a variety of terrain and along the way you can spot many different species of mushrooms, which adds to the experience if you enjoy nature observation. The park is easy to access, not overly crowded, and it closes at sunset. Overall it is one of my favorite places to hike in the area and a great option if you want a scenic, peaceful hike with a bit of a challenge. Highly recommend.

We have been hiking here a lot over the years! It is an amazing place to go hiking or trail…read morerunning. There is a fee to park in the parking lot next to the park. If you have a regional parks pass, please bring this with you and you can park for free. Some people that don't want to pay park outside the park and walk in. There is a picnic area at the entrance and picnic tables and benches throughout the park. There are clean restrooms at the entrance of the park. Pro tip: Bring water with you! You can choose to bring a picnic lunch and enjoy the views. In the winter months it gets somewhat muddy so wear hiking shoes and preferebly ones that are waterproof. There are lots of trails to choose from. Dogs are not allowed. Horses and ebikes are allowed.