Came here for a softball tournament they have 3 fields lots of trees bring your chairs and tents to…read morestay cooler came on an extremely hot day 100+ weather having a shaded area was nice and trees were helpful. Bathroom is disgusting though need update to restrooms just dirty and no one attends to them while we were there no toilet paper and paper towels everywhere. Too many bugs and flies around the grass area bring bug spray or you'll get bit.

I went to Joe Herb Park on 3/15/18 around 12pm as I was conducting business for work in Merced. I…read moredecided to walk since it was only a 10 minute walk from the area I was in. This park is right next to Golden High School and near by San Miguel Rancheria Market. The park is very huge and there is something for everyone, big grassy areas to kids play grounds and bath rooms. I saw a lot of people going for walks and walking their dogs. There was a few teenagers roaming around as they were on the lunch but mainly it was empty. There are a lot of garbage cans so you need to go out your way to litter. If I am in the area I will definitely return. I felt safe, very pretty and peaceful. A great way to get some fresh air, take the kids and BBQ.

Perfect park for Tai Chi during the morning…read more with a great group of people. Eric Wong leads the group.

Love this little park. There is a spider web climbing system. There is also a small kid park next…read moreto it. There is a giant sport field with baseball diamonds. The place is in a nice new development and is pretty clean. No complaints.

Not a lot but it's a cute little park and it's pretty chill. Better for slightly older kids rather…read morethan smaller

I only gave it three stars because of all of the homelessness that's piled up in Columbia Park, but…read moreyelling that my kids love the swimming pool and the waterpark!

We always have an absolute blast here! My kids asked to come here often! Well, it's just stroll the…read morestreets or climb on some rocks. We absolutely have to stop at the candy kitchen and maybe bowl a little bit while we're there maybe even dip a candle.!

Fenced park, lots of space. Great for off-leash socialization with other dogs and friendly owners…read more People pick up after their dogs and there are several bag dispensers. My dog is deaf and can only be off-leash in fenced areas, so we are "regulars" at this park and others. There are mature trees for shade, cement benches, and water fountains.

I've been taking my dog here for about a year now. Giving this 4/5 since the big dog park has…read moreobstacles and not the small dog park. It's fairly clean, people pick up after their dogs and are friendly. It would be nice if there was more lighting towards the night. I get it's not meant for people to stay late, but it's safer.

This is the newest and nicest park in Livingston. It's well maintained, and kept extremely clean…read more There is a 1/3 of a mile concrete walking loop, a playground for the kids, picnic tables, plenty of benches and lots of lush lawn. This is a good place to get a little exercise, the walking loop is relatively flat and free from any vehicle traffic.

I was hoping to go to the range and hit a few balls, to my surprise I arrive at 5:00 and see that…read moreit's closed. on the website it "closes" at 7:00. Sincerely, Disappointed.

Great staff! Beautiful atmosphere! Came here a couple of times as I recently started getting into…read moregolf. By the time I get there I'm hitting my first ball in a matter of minutes.

They have RV hookups, very clean. First come first serve with free to use life jackets, from people…read morethat donate them. So if you have extra ones you can donate them to this place, but we all know life jackets don't work if you don't put them on. Movie place( theater) so you can hookup your projector.

Update: check out two trails. Monument RidgeTrail is the easiest and very rewarding during late…read morewinter and early spring because of all the wildflowers. The trailhead is at Chowchilla Recreation Area close to bathroom at boat ramp. Lakeview Trail: two trailheads. One is at group camping. The other (free entrance) is at Raymond Bridge outside the town of Raymond.) This trail skirts the lake and river. (I added all 3 trailheads to Google Maps, along with reviews.) The lake and the terrain is beautiful this time of year (3.18.17) with temps in the mid 70s, wildflowers in full bloom, and the hillsides a glorious emerald green. We came for a short day trip but checked out several places for future reference. The Monument Ridge Trail, adjacent to one of the main boat launches was an easy 2.25 miles one-way (4.5 miles total but you can continue or turn around whenever you want). Besides an extraordinary amount of wildflowers, we saw 2 wild turkeys, one falcon, several hawks, numerous vultures, and one eagle (yes, we totally lucked up seeing the eagle)! We later drove around and scoped out all of the campgrounds for future reference, especially those with trees or views. At the group camping area, there is 4-mile Lakeview hike that takes you to Raymond Bridge. Of course, it would be an 8-mile roundtrip hike if you went there and back. I plan on checking it out really soon. High props to the overlook area. This time of year, the views are awesome, as is the very colorful lichen on the rocks. There is also a tiny visitor center with very clean bathrooms. For those of you who want to see the Memorial Ridge Trail hike, I am posting our satellite view, as well as numerous pics. Enjoyable day. Lots of people fishing and in boats on this Saturday morning.