Brought the grandkids on a Saturday morning to try the infamous slide- it did not disappoint!…read more Highly recommend! The playground is smaller than most but the kids loved it. Lots of shade, benches, and picnic areas. The pool looks amazing, we will bring our suits next visit. We had the park to ourselves for over an hour, we will be visiting again:)

The name of this place says it all! This park is located in East Davis and is a great place for all…read moreages! This place has basketball courts, a playground, a huge field to play on, BBQ pits, and a pool area with a few water slides to play on. This review goes specifically to the huge concrete slide since that is what my friends and I came for originally when we decided to go here. Come with either a small cardboard or a huge long one so you can slide down the steep concrete slide. With the small cardboard you can slide down by yourself or if you come with the huge long one you can slide down 2 at a time. I have done both, but I would say that sliding down by yourself is safer...first hand experience. Wear comfortable shoes that you don't mind getting messed up in because you will use them to slow down your speed if you are too scared to go fast. Be prepared to get a few scratches and a few bruises on your butt. Other than that, this slide is very exhilarating and fun! A few tips: -Bring your own cardboard. There are a few there but you should probably bring your own just in case. -Wear comfortable shoes -You might want to wear long pants or a long sleeve if you don't want to get scratches or bruises. -Don't be scared, you only live once.

A neighborhood park with a basketball court, playground for the littles, and a picnic area. There…read moreis no parking lot, only on-street parking and no facilities. I love coming to this park in the fall when the wide variety of oak trees are full of acorns. They range from small squat ones to humongous monsters. I gather bags worth daily to give to my backyard California scrub jays. They particularly love the ones from the tree at the northeast corner of the athletic club's swimming pool. Come spring I then have to pull up baby oak trees in my yard. Thank you jays (not), you are supposed to eat the acorns, not bury and forget them.

Small mini park that can be seen from the bike path and next to an aquatic center. It conveniently…read morehad two different bench stations for people to barbecue. They have a toddler play ground and an older children playground. There are baby swings and swings for those who are older. In addition，they have a pretty cool merry go round and a fun see saw!! There are also some slides and poles. There is also a full basketball court for those who like to ball. I love coming here because everyone is so friendly and there are swings available!

Cute, low key, park. Play structures are in good working order. Some tree shade in play areas…read more Large grass area perfect for running toddlers.

Nice place to bbq. There's a huge covered bbq area with like 10 stone tables and bbq grills. And…read morethere are nice grassy areas with Lis of tree cover. There's lots of small nature trails with lots of trees, a kids play area with wood chips, and a concrete bball court nearby. Lots of trash cans and even bathrooms. Solid A!

Large soccer field and baseball backstop. Connected to rear of Korematsu Elementary school. Large…read moreplay structure and basketball court. Covered picnic area with 10? Concrete picnic tables. Big plus is a functioning flush toilet near the basketball court. There is a paved walking/running path around the perimeter of the soccer/baseball field. Parking is best along Ex Plorit Science center side. On weekends, you can park at the school on Loyola. Park is clean and well maintained. Lots of runners, walkers passing through at all times of day. P

This is a very nice & unique park with lots of space…read more We missed out on getting here in time for the Farmers Market that was shutting down, but enjoyed the different play areas with little one. There is a farm-themed structure, an older area, and a newer area. Some of the playground equipment were things not usually seen or that I've never seen, such as a contraption to dig in the small sand area. I also noted that the newer area was built with inclusivity in mind. Some really nice aspects are that there's a large covered cemented area, some picnic tables & benches, and lots of grass. There's a neat manually-powered carousel with suspended animals to ride on that was operating for a fundraiser. There are also musical activities. We were able to spend a lot of time here enjoying being outdoors while little one played on everything.

Been to the Davis Farmers' Market? You've been here. Tons and tons of other events have taken…read moreplace in the park as well. I guess you could hang out and eat here or monkey around on the playground...really only been here for the farmers' markets though. Pretty sure they used to turn on the water and it was a great place to cool down. Everything has to have a name. This is the park near Burgers and Brew. I'm learning more and more names of places around Davis as people make entries. Hilarious.

This is by far the best gym I've ever been to. I go pretty often because it's part of my student…read morefees, but I would actually pay for this place if I had a choice. The machines are top notch and as long as you go during an off hour it's not too crowded. The locker rooms are great, clean, plenty of lockers and personal showers. Also you can check out anything you want for free! I like to go in there and act like I know how to play basketball between classes.

Great facility. Most of the equipment in the weight room is new, however, do not come during the…read morepeak hours (5pm-8pm), when it seems people just go to socialize. The basketball courts are well-taken care of and there is always a game going on. I frequent the stationary bikes, and they have several different types (cycling, sit-down, etc).

It's in a pretty fancy neighborhood, the houses look pretty new, oddly some of the playground looks…read morepretty faded from the sun. Pretty generic structures. One for younger then across the grass one for older. You couldn't watch kids on both. A nice bike path older kids were riding on and a basketball hoop. Good shade which I'm always on the look out for those hot summer months.

The basketball courts are oddly located. Right next to the free way and streets where if you're a…read moreterrible shooter, your ball could land in the streets with 45+ mph traffic. Don't bring your kids if they like running off fetching loose balls. Lol Also, the the courts are located behind the baseball fields and the only way to get their from the large parking lots is by walking around it, on the sidewalk, next to the streets. They are two somewhat half courts back to back because they couldn't fit a full court. This place has a grill and a picnic table. Last time I was here, it was occupied by homeless people. Rather sketch experience with freeway cars to spectate you when the traffic is heavy, but at least the courts have hoops.

Great local park. Nice and Shady. Kids love it because basketball courts, new zip line and jungle…read moregym.

This park is part of the elementary school field so it is fairly decent in size. The playground is…read morenice however the bathrooms could be better. There is a separate men and women's restroom but they are not entirely private... It's basically a cement structure with no door so anyone can walk in on you. Either do the buddy system and have someone at the entrance or if you hear someone coming then call out that you're in the restroom. We particularly like going to this park for our dogs. The field is an off leash dog park but your dog should be under voice control since it's not fenced in. Most people bring their dogs in the evening, however if you go during school hours and the students are playing on the field then the teachers may ask you to keep your distance.