This review is so over due as I have been coming to Letterman Park since January 2020 as I decided…read moreto make 2020 the year I lose my weight again! Anywho, the dude and I come here before the Pandemic and I can tell you that traffic definitely increased when the pandemic occurred as we would not see many people. Anywho, the first time I came to this park which is just across the street from our living quarters. The first time Clovis PD was there removing the homeless camps. Behind Letterman park there is a beautiful canal that has a princess path to get to it and this is where we saw duck couples and followed the same duck couple until they had babies of their own and started to feed their family. The park has a skate park attached to it, grassy areas, play structures and seating. Over the 5 or 6 months we have been frequenting this park we have seen which the pandemic came through and they had to shut down the park by putting caution tap all around. We seen people camp out here, do exercise classes and homeless roaming which he didn't see a lot of that before the pandemic. We walk out there all hours of the day and night. We bring flash lights as it gets pretty dark. We have met a lot of amazing people like a woman for the past 17 years will come out and feed abandoned domestic cats which there are about 10 of them. A really cool homeless dude that gives us updates on our duck babies and action going on. Teens out late probably up to no good. Met a father of three who was a cool dude who was laid off due the pandemic and his kiddos were so adorable! We see Clovis PD in back of the park all the time! So this park gets A LOT of action. However since it's so close we come here A LOT and will continue to do pandemic or not!

We arrived to an empty playground, which for me is fine because we have it all to ourselves. It was…read moreclean and great rock wall and slides and stuff foe the kiddo, there was a screw that was coming off the actual structure so that probably needs to be fixed, but otherwise it was nice. A great green grassy area was there with huge trees for shade that was great to run around in and little stands to watch the skateboarders although we just climbed up and down them. Overall I would come back, we stayed on our end of the park as the other seemed to have some homeless people at the picnic benches, they seemed harmless, but I don't want to risk anything happening so we stayed on our end. There was a trail too along the canal there with a fence which was nice as you don't want the kids to run into it or fall in.

This park is huge, it's definitely one of the best city parks I have been too. It has everything…read moreyou could really want - Great running/biking trails -Huge ponds with tons of friendly ducks & geese you can feed (just don't feed them bread it's bad for their health & can give them angel wings.) -Music event amphitheatre -Beautiful Japanese garden -Playgrounds -Fenced dog park -Fishing ponds -Tons of trees & grassy areas -Bmx bike track This park is really scenic & is huge. We love to bring our kids here to explore, ride bikes & feed the ducks & geese (we bought a 50lb bag of cracked corn from Tractor Supply for like $18 & keep it in the back of our van.) They are super friendly & will eat out of our kids hands. We accidentally came here yesterday during the Water Lantern Festival & it was insane how many people & food trucks were there. *Tip If you plan on coming for than a few time during the year but the annual parking pass from the electronic kiosks around the park for $50 (it's good for parking at all city parks & The Fresno Zoo as well but it's only good for one cars license plate.

Such a beautiful space. There were so many people all over, taking photos for their various…read moreoccasions. You have to pay to park and enter the garden. it's worth it.Good place to picnic, chill and look at the wildlife. I'd definitely revisit. There were peacocks, birds and koi in the pond. COOL bridge to stand on for photos. Bonsai tree gard area and gazebo style area.

Great experience. Our guide Micah was awesome and made it fun! Detailed orientation and burger was…read moregood!

Everything was fantastic! The staff was very professional and well trained. I have been rafting…read morewith KRE for over 30 years and it's always a great experience.

This used to be a good RV park but has gone hill lately people parking three to four cars in a…read moresmall space blasting music at night

For the most part, the park is good. Everyone is nice including management but the car wash next…read moredoor plays music pretty loud which makes it hard to enjoy being outside during the day. Along with that, we noticed that the groundskeepers don't keep up with the poop stations spread across the park which have tons of flies roaming around them.

www.trailcrew.org…read more This program, started in 1995, is dedicated to doing volunteer work on our public lands. The major focus has been on trail work and maintenance in the Sierra, but they do work in their various programs throughout the state of California. All programs are free, and provide instruction and supervision, superb free food service, and free camping in the area of work. There are now 4 divisions of this program: Vital Trail Maintainence, Forest Stewardship, Youth Programs, and Forest Facilities Management. Vital Trail Maintenance involves doing traditional trailwork to maintain foot and stock trails. The group works at a professional level in terms of the quality of work. Although it has skills with chainsaws, rock drills, and other higher-tech gear, it's real specialty is working in Wilderness areas with primitive tools such as picks, shovels, and everyone's favorite, their century-old one and two person crosscut saws for cutting trees. They also do sophisticated work such as bridge building and renovation, and complex rock work projects. There are two sorts of Trail Management trips: Base Camps, which are drive-in car camping trips over a weekend with day trips, and Backpacking Trips, which go into the deep backcountry to establish either a stable camp, or a moving camp, to provide service to trails farther from the roads. The Backpacking Trips often have stock support to carry gear, tools, and food in and out of the site. There are 11 week-long trips scheduled in 2012. Forest Stewardship projects have to do with cleaning up areas damaged by unauthorized uses of the forest which have caused damage. These tend to be highly technical and physical trips, that often involve removal of trash and debris by helicopter. Many of the jobs involved in these trips require significant training requirements for safety. Forest Facilities Management involves rehabilitation or removal of Forest structures. This has involved demolition of buildings, removal of roofs in preparation for replacement, and the placement of over 800 bear proof boxes in campgrounds in the Western Sierra. Youth Programs have involved youth in activities appropriate for ages involved, predominantly in Vital Trail Maintenance, particularly oriented towards creating opportunities for at-risk youth to experience the natural world. I have personally participated with this group for about 10 years, and have gone into many deep backcountry trips and seen terrain totally new to me. I also participated in a Volunteer Wilderness Ranger program through this program. I have made many friends, and gone into astounding areas. I have learned skills that are becoming increasingly rare. But most important, it has been an activity that has enhanced my life tremendously. I cannot speak too highly of this program. Here is a complex trail project done by two of the mentors of the program: http://www.wilderness.net/toolboxes/documents/tools/trail_work_H-T_dolly.pdf

From the owner: Our Mission "To develop and empower volunteers of all ages and socioeconomic backgrounds to enjoy…read morein the participation of preservation and stewardship, and restoration of our public lands and facilities"

So so fun! Amazing views, water crossings, and the horses were so so well behaved. I would…read moredefinitely recommend this place! We did the 2 hour tour and walked in with out a reservation luckily they had 2 spots left!

If I could give this place 6 stars, I absolutely would! Michelle, Tessa, and Hillary were…read moreincredibly welcoming, friendly, and helpful. I highly recommend this experience to anyone looking for something fun and memorable to do. The horses are clearly well cared for, and the staff takes the time to provide practice and training before heading out on the trail, which made the ride enjoyable and comfortable for everyone. The trail ride itself was amazing, and the entire experience exceeded my expectations. Thank you all so much for such a wonderful day. I can't wait to come back!

COVID season seems to never end and so does my weight increase! Lol I've gained 25 lbs since COVID…read morestarted and I am ready to make a change. My husband and I decided to try the Clovis fit camp. We have tried our first day today! I joke at myself because I thought 30 minutes was nit enough..... I was dead wrong! We were both so out of breathe by the end lol We look forward to continuing coming to the trainings and start a new healthy year :)

Clovis Body boot camp is my greatest find here Fresno. The owner, Mike and the other personal…read moretrainers, Scotty and Adam are very knowledgeable, encouraging, and friendly. Every work out consists of 30 min high intensity workouts that differ each day. I've been a member for 2 months and we have never had the same workout twice! And what's best is that each class is small and ranges from 4-10 people. I HIGHLY recommend this gym if you want to see results and be in an environment that supports you along the way. They have a free 3 day trial for you to check the place out. What's 30 min out of your day.... NOTHING!