Love this park. Even my 3 year olds can access most of the equipment and I can see how some of the…read moreequipment would be enjoyed for kids between 2-13. This is a neighborhood park so there are no bathrooms so that is something I have to think about when coming here as my kids are still potty training

There's a lot of dog poop on the grassy area and sometimes the pavement next to the play equipment…read more Young children can easily step on it or touch it doing their typical play activities. That's minus 2 stars for being a health hazard! The play structure, people, and location is nice though. I've actually had good conversations with other parents there.

They allow animals but you have to clean up after them , they give you bags there to do so. Don't…read moresee many animals when I do go but on occasions I do and I enjoy those times. So if you bring your dog here I will more than likely be saying hi to the little cutie if I'm there. Many places to go by the water if there's too many people on one patch of land. You never have to go far to find some more water here. There's a little canal type area that's now drying up!! Has a boat loading dock but it's no longer usable in this area , to be fair I'm not a boat expert but I don't think there's nowhere near enough water ( at least when I was there ) to get a boat going LOL. Always a great time when you go here. It's not much but me and my family used to always go here. Now that one of them is gone it's really a treasure to go here. So much walking space , I just took one of the many paths this time. So many seashells and other beachy stuff along the shore also. Family's always have a bunch of fun here even though there's no swimming allowed. Not many sea animals or anything that wash up thankfully! Means they are doing well :) ! So many beautiful seashells and sand is everywhere. There is paved areas to walk on , however not every areas paved. Thanks for reading hope this helps !

If you're in the area and want a casual stroll with a view check this place out!! The trail is…read morepaved. Everyone on the trail was beyond friendly! Hello! Hello! Hello!! We arrived around 4ish on a Sunday. The bathroom at this time were beyond clean! No homeless living or walking along the trail. We felt safe. The view is beautiful.

I love the beautiful park at the edge of my Victoria by the Bay neighborhood!…read more It's a serene getaway when I want to take a walk around the loop, sit at a bench overlooking the bay, and have a picnic. There's also a huge grassy central area to play catch, volleyball, soccer, tag, yoga, or even putting down a blanket to read, although make sure your blanket is waterproof in case the grass is wet. There's a playground for kids, public restrooms (closes at night), picnic tables, and benches lined throughout the intimate space. The park is surrounded by homes and links to the San Pablo Bay Trail, which will eventually connect the cities of Richmond, San Pablo, Pinole, Hercules, and Rodeo. There are several people that enjoy walking and biking on the trail but it doesn't get overly crowded. It's also next to the railroad and occasionally get the Amtrak, freight trains- kids love watching it pass by. The views and sunsets are also gorgeous and I never fail to take some pics/vids. My friends and I even took our college reunion pics here and they were super memorable!

We went to Shoreline Park for a stroll and were rewarded with some truly stunning views!…read more Tip: The trail goes on for a very long way, and for as long as you stick with it you'll experience those same stellar views :-) To compliment the amazing views, you'll also see some georgous homes adorning the cliffs out here too. Be forewarned - it's tough going out here when the weather is hot, so make a point of going early before the heat of the day sets in.

A great place to get some steps in…read more Stopped by for my daily walk and was reminded why this is one of my favorite places to be active. Features: Walking paths Benches Restrooms Dog friendly Playground and basketball courts Shade Parking The park was clean, families were there, and had plenty of space for walkers, runners, families, and people simply looking to enjoy the outdoors. Be careful on the walking trail by the train tracks. It's secluded and a lot of bushes and trees.

I love this park. Truly I do. I have so many fond memories here as a child and now I'm creating…read moremore memories with my children. That's why I want to write this review in hopes that as a community we can maintain and even maximize the things we love about this park. The small play area is due for a remodeling. Graffiti throughout, broken structures, broken fencing, and trash. The basketball courts have uneven pavement so I can only imagine what could happen when the older kids or even adults are playing. Even the bathroom, while better than before, some of the items aren't stocked or the fixtures/appliances don't work. Hopefully some things can be repaired soon, but overall the park needs some love poured back into it.

Cute little neighborhood park with a great playground structure, Grady lawn and small basketball…read morecourt.

I came here to visit the skatepark at the edge of the park. It's super fun! There are two different…read moresections but it's pretty technical. I'm not amazing at skating but still had a lot of fun. It's never very crowded but the other skaters I met there were super friendly and it's got an overall good vibe.

There's certainly nothing wrong with a good old-fashioned neighborhood park, the kind where Opie,…read moreBeaver, and Punky Brewster would probably all play on the same Little League team out on the baseball field. There's also a soccer field, and beyond the wooded creek are a big dog park and plenty of picnic tables. Even though the park is huge (231 acres), it all felt like a throwback to a simpler time which makes this expansive space a useful magnet for Pinole families looking for relief from pandemic restrictions. One thing I found unusual was seeing so many feral peacocks ambling about as I wasn't sure if it was a common sight in the park. I guess peacocks like that old-timey vibe, too. RELATED - Exploring this part of Contra Costa County? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/2VyCP18

A nice, peaceful, small, but adequate neighborhood park located on the edge of Hercules just in…read morefront of the railroad tracks and Bayfront Park. It's also right next to 'Leila by the Bay' restaurant. The playground is designed mostly for younger kids with the floor deck made from recycled rubber materials. It has a couple of toddler swings so definitely not for teenagers. We didn't have these kinds of playgrounds when I was growing up. It has three benches and three picnic tables with lots of grassy area. Depending on the time of day, the surrounding trees will provide some shade. I've taken my friends here during the pandemic just to get away from the pandemic madness while enjoying the outdoors while maintaining social distancing. The city of Hercules also does a good job of maintaining and cleaning this park, and the garbage bin is never full, which is a sign that it's being serviced in a timely manner. Best part of all, you can watch the Amtrak passenger trains and freight trains pass by on their scheduled routes. There's something hypnotizing about a train going by; no matter how many times I've seen it, you can't help but look and enjoy. It's definitely appropriately named Railroad Park.

Love this park. It's a tot lot with a few picnic tables and a grassy area. No shade…read more Best part...it's never busy and I always feel safe here. 2 toddler swings, a tic-tac-toe board, a slide and some cones to yell into. What more could you ask for from a corner park?

Small as it is, it's a really pretty park!…read more Hubbers and I came through primarily to check out the trail for our 6-month-old-newly-trained-in-walking puppy, but we were taken aback by how nice this park is. The picnic area is clean and really inviting. They have provided doggy bags and trash along the trail. The trail itself can lead you to a few places even leading to another small park (Frog Pond Park, for example.) Not a lot of parking spots, but it shouldn't be an issue unless you're planning a huge party bash of some sort. And really clean! They really maintain this area. I don't think I even saw one bit of trash/garbage during our hours' worth of walk. If you feel like taking a walk or getting fresh air or just need a quiet place to sit down and read a book, check this place out if you haven't already.

This park is right across Frog Park in Sycamore Hercules. It has a half-court basketball and a few…read moretables for an outdoor picnic. It's relatively small and has a small trail behind the park. Aside from the basketball court, there's really no outdoor activity you can do. A small place just to leisurely around while walking on Sycamore.

Really nice neighborhood with renovated playgrounds!…read more Two updated play structures for smaller tots and older kiddos - love the fun colors and variety with steering wheels, drums, shades, swings, slides. There's a wide expanse of grass, some picnic tables, basketball/tennis courts, and a community center with a restroom. My toddler observed for a while and then started exploring. Really happy to have a nearby park for my toddler to enjoy!

Foxboro Park received a major facelift. All new play structures, inclusive of all stages and ages…read more The tennis and basketball courts remain as was. Seating is limited in front of the play area. The elongated cement enclosure for the trees has decreased in length eliminating additional seating area in the rear of the structure. It is a welcome to have such a beautiful neighborhood park with updated structures without having to travel.

This is a cute little neighborhood park at 3444-3530 Morningside Dr, in the 94803 zip code, that…read moreserves El Sobrante and Richmond, CA. It has a grassy hillside, plenty of picnicking, and a play area with a slide that kids love. Some of the neighbors have been repainting it, and it hosts various events like Richmond Night Out and El Sobrante Pride Day. Enjoy the sun, have a family get together. It's not overused at all. We love it.

As a teenager with a considerable amount of playground experience, the park is fun although you…read moremight injure yourself on the cement playground Only the strong survive playtime