Found this wonderful gem of a park when visiting the local Y after my son got out of school one day. We had the tennis racquets and were heading to San Lusieño park, but decided that this place had a Court (always have a Plan B though, because there's no guarantees that there will be a free net to play over when you get there, and it's public; so people do have firsts...it's the law of "dibs." ;)
There's no water fountain here, so bring some hydration if you're thinking of taking a run or playing a few games in the heat. It's devoid of a playground as well, and should mostly appeal to those who are coming to play tennis or any grassy area sport. Soccer, baseball, football... if you're fancy, croquet or one of those self-erecting nets to play badminton or grass volleyball. All of these would go great with a picnic and make for a fun family day (drinks not included, but they do have a loo, which makes it a 5 star for me!).
Nothing to say about the lack of playground...if you do your research from the smart phone you're carrying about (because I believe I was the very last human being to buy a smart phone...so not into the technology thing!)...you'll already see that this park has no playground. It seems geared toward outdoor sports and adult joggers than small children, and that's fine.
I did find out that there are concerts here in the summer, and there's a little place outside where families can come and watch the concerts while they play sports, eat a picnic lunch, or just lay back on their blanket with a good book. This is a chill and laid back sort of place, and it's never been crowded when we've been there (I haven't been there for the concert season though, so don't hold me to that descriptor if you happen to come on a music day!).
Easily five stars, and if I could, I'd give it six! read more