Good park for both older and younger kids - as the grandma of 18-month old twins, I especially like…read morethat it's gated so they can't escape! We'll definitely be back!

This is a great playground! Found it based on other yelp reviews and so glad we checked it out…read more Really fun structure with a climbing wall and two big slides for bigger kiddos, and a smaller play area for the little kids. They have two sand boxes and a cool 4 way teeter-totter bouncy thing that my 4 year old loved. The park is dog friendly (on a leash) and they have a grassy area with picnic tables. It's a great park!

This is probably the third marina I went to in the north side of East Bay. They have a nice park…read moreand with boats parked at the side. There weren't really many people here, but there seem to be residents to seem to like to walk around here. I can literally see SF and some bridges from here, but it's quite far compared to other marinas like the one from San Leandro and Emeryville. I also like how the sidewalks are created here. They seem to do a good job at creating them. This park is connected with the San Francisco Bay Trail. So if you want, you can visit other areas around here using that trail.

Its always a wonderful time here for my family & me. Please come down, take a walk by the water. We…read morego to fireworks most July 3rds here. It was a beautiful night once again. Enjoy! Peace & love!

This is a short trail if you just want to have a short walk this place is perfect…read more If you want something a little more challenging you can go up the hill I really like this place

Another great hike! We followed a new trail today and it was well worth it! Although we weren't…read moresure where we would end up, the path eventually brought us back to where we started. Lots of elevation and an overall good workout with a nice view.

The maintenance guys are kind of pricks. I also noticed they don't seem to tell the white people to…read moreput their dogs on leash, but they sure as hell told me to put mine. And the maintenance guy yelled at me because I didn't have a dog bag on me because it had dropped accidentally on the walk. Said I'd walk back to the car, but he still blew his lid. I don't like this park.

I went to Brownie day camp here as a child. I loved it and was just checking to see if it is still…read morethere. It is beautiful and thriving which thrills me. I am now 86 and live in Fla.

Lovely views, great walking gravel and paved trails. Combination of bay views and eucalyptus tree…read morepaths. Dog friendly as well.

This is a really nice park to visit all year round. It's well maintained and not crowded on…read moreweekdays. Weekends are a little more crowded so we only go there on weekdays. There are plenty of trails to explore. We enjoy walking on the dirt trails along the bay or through the trees. The fishing pier is very popular. We've never gone fishing there, but have seen people catching fish there. Great views of both Mount Tam and Mt. Diablo. There are also picnic areas with barbecue pits. My only gripe about this park are sometimes we see dogs off and on leash that are aggressive and seem dangerous. I'm always on guard with my pepper spray or my walking sticks. There are 2 parking areas in the park with plenty of spaces. We love to park at the Atlas Road entrance. This parking area is closer to the pier and has a picnic tables and has several bathrooms than the Giant Way entrance.

This is a great park to meet the needs of a wide range of ages. My kids are about to age out of…read moreplaygrounds (9 and 12), and they liked the corkscrew slide and climbing wall and rope elements. The swings are in good condition. There were also little kids toddling around, with a structure geared to them. The playground is fenced in. There aren't a lot of benches, but there are a few shaded picnic tables. The bathrooms were present but seemed locked. Tennis courts down the hill. It's clean park with a lot to offer!

I love this park. Def recommend if your kid is an adventurous tot - if not maybe age 4 and older,…read more There is a kiddie section for maybe the 1-2 year olds but I find these manufactured "baby " areas aren't really early-tot proof (I.e the steps are too high or there aren't enough bars or the equipment doesn't sit lower to the ground) there werent infant swings either Either way my 18-month old was drawn to the bigger kid section with the huge twisting slides, and the climbing areas (rock wall etc) I'd def bring him back when he's older.

I love this place! We had our first annual No Camp Camping day and everyone loved it. It felt just…read morelike camping but we got to go home at the end of the day. Our family loves to play volleyball and the picnic site had one right on it. Bathrooms are close by and there's a little playground perfect for kiddos. There's plenty of hiking, too! It would be a great place to host a birthday party. Lots of green space to play relay games.

It was our first visit here Sunday for a celebration of life at 1pm. Prior to coming I checked the…read morewebsite for more information. There are several picnic areas. Our event was held at Frenchmen's Curve. There were ample picnic tables; however many of us brought folding chairs and sat in the shade under the trees. There's a $5 vehicle entry fee but the machine was out of order and the ranger station closed. Men, women, and ADA restrooms are available. Clean, seat overs, and stocked with toilet paper. Located in El Sobrante with San Pablo Reservoir nearby.

This little Park is an amazing spot in El Cerrito. At first I was Googling a place to take the kids…read moreand I didn't realize that the spot was here. This place was a nice little getaway tucked away on top of the hills in El Cerrito. It has a humongous play / Park area with multiple slides, multiple Bridges, and mouth on the couch for kids to climb and play on. It surprised me how large the entire park was to begin with. What Caught me off guard there was a huge Park for baseball, soccer, and doing a lot of outdoor activities it's, dating for people who want to have picnics in the park, as well as throw Park parties. I'm very impressed with this location because it's also in a very calm and beautiful neighborhood in El Cerrito. If anyone has any questions or concerns about this please please feel free to contact me I'll be happy to answer anything that comes my way.

Large flat park on the hill. Lots of green lawn and a play area across the way. Visible from the…read moremain road. Fresh air and green space. The whole general neighborhood around here is very pleasant. Green and some views and a bit of elevation. This isn't the type of park that would attract people from afar but I think you might try it once. Don't let the locals have all the fun. When i saw this yuuge flat field carved into the side of the hill I could only think of the cost and effort to create it. I've shoveled some soil to level things in my own back yard and this is very heavy work. Baseball or soccer field is the main attraction. Large piece of lawn you can enjoy and not have to take care of. 3.5 stars.

Our pretty, local park. Beautiful views, good facilities, relaxed community feel. We are blessed to…read morehave it!

This is a very clean park--including the bathrooms and water fountain. The structure area is small…read more(best for ages 3-8), but there is nice space for picnics and frisbee, tennis courts, basketball hoops, and a community center. Plus there is a view. A good place to host a party or meet young families for lunch.

Burg Park is a small neighborhood park that has a little something for everyone. just street…read moreparking. looks clean, playground brightly colored. the usual grass with trees, walkways, a few benches for resting, a basketball court, tennis court & a children's play area. some areas may be not covid compliant. YMMV. stay safe.

Love this park and would give it a 5 star rating however the community is using the big grass area…read moreas an unofficial dog park. The sign on the gate clearly says... DOGS MUST BE ON LEASH.