Great scenery. It gets Cold and Windy in Winter time. I've…read moreheard it's the same in summer time, too. Definitely recommend.

The Alabama Hills area serves as a steady transition from Lone Pine civilization to Whitney…read morewilderness. + Quiet, peaceful scenic area. Pleasant nature ambience. - Minimal shade, water, and restrooms. Dry climate. - Barely anyone around to ask for help or directions. . Tip: I recommend stopping by Nightmare Rock and Mobius Loop trail to see the photogenic Mobius Arch circumscribing Mt Whitney next time you're cruising through Alabama Hills. . Fun fact: many old western movies were filmed among these hills, including Django Unchained.

Great location right off 395 at north end of Bishop. Plenty of parking, restrooms nearby. There are…read moretwo sides, one for large dogs and another for small. There are poop bags, garbage cans, water trough, benches. It was super swampy muddy today on small dog side. Good grassy area. Good signs.

Great dog park in Bishop it has a lot of parking, space inside the fence, shade, water, benches to…read moresit on, good views and generally a good group of people. We did have a skirmish there one morning where another dog went after ours. The other dog's owner quickly said "my dog didn't like how your dog approached!" (I thought, "O-kaaay!") We thought nothing further of it til we got home and found a 1-2" gash in her side so did a vet visit to be sure she was OK. What are you going to do - dog parks, right? It is a great dog park stop when traveling in the area.

The dog park had their official opening a couple months ago and finally put a sign on each side…read morethat tells ya which side is for the small or big dog. Unlike our first experience here with the puppers, there weren't any guard dogs to check and see if your dog has a "sticker" to verify if your dogs vaccinations are up to date. Each side has a water fountain for the pups, a doggie bag station to clean up your pups business and a trash can. Along with a round table and a bench. Most of the dogs we've seen at the park are pretty friendly as well as the owners. The only gripe I have is the pet owners that leave their cig butts on the ground...the trash can is NOT that far away...not to mention it's next to the exit door.

Having a dog park like this in the desert is a blessing! There are wonderful trees for shade and…read morepotty bags right at the entrance. The people that go here are all so friendly and pretty good at watching over their dogs. A lot of people have also left their dog toys here for all to share (really, how great is that!) so if you forgot your ball at home you don't have to go back for it! AND the dog park has dog water fountain bowls too! There are occasional pipe leaks that cause big mud puddles that the dogs are inevitably going to end up in - but the amount of energy the dogs burn off while playing and their HUGE smiles make it so worth it.

I have never been there, but I'm looking forward to bringing my little Yorkie out there to play…read more He's also what you would call a runner if he gets loose. I had a neighbor tell me that it is a nice place to bring your animal.

Fabulous dog park with large spaces for playing and running around. Nice shady trees with benches…read moreand tables in very good condition. Easy parking and access to the entry gates. Water buckets are available near the water fountain

Dog park for all dogs regardless of size but thankfully we got to enjoy it today with all dogs his…read moresize. Well kept up just wish there was more parking.

I wasnt very impressed. First of all there is very limited parking on a busy street. Luckily my…read moredog is not one to just hop out of the car but I could see it being stressful if he was. The water access is lacking... There is one half broken drinking fountain which made it difficult to fill my dogs bowl. No faucet to even rinse off your hands. Maybe that's why there's dog poop everywhere. It is a little gross if you can't even rinse your hands after picking up after your dog. There are some nice trees and the grass is in pretty good shape. There were no other dogs both times we went once mid day and once early in the morning before work, so I can't comment on the vibe. If you bright your own water, hand sanitizer and your dog just wants some room to run and play without a lot of other dogs around I could see it being alright.

Plaza Park Raceway will always been in my passion.. Raced there almost 30 years now and still go…read moreback and watch to this day. Atmosphere is always inviting and with all the hard work that Jake and Jason along with all the crew is worth the drive from San Jose.

I'm not from here, but the staff is extremely friendly. Went above and beyond what I would expect…read morefor customer service people to do.

The cleanest park I've been to since moving here. Featuring a large dog and small dog area. Flat,…read morewide open grassy area without mud spots or that weird tree bark stuff you find some places. The large park has 2 benches and a handful of shade trees, the small area has one bench. Appears to have had a water fountain added since one of the prior reviews. It's a little odd the fountain is in the common entrance area for the individual gated sections, but at least there is water. And poop bags. What's a park without poo bags. Street parking. Seems like a safe neighborhood, but I haven't even seen any people.

If I could leave this place ZERO stars, I would! Don't get me wrong, it's a beautiful big space but…read moreTHE COMMUNITY DOES NOT TAKE CARE OF THIS PLACE AT ALL!!! My wife and I spent nearly AN HOUR going around the "large dog" section picking up poop because of lazy dog owners with no respect for the park! The amount of piles was ridiculous!!!! We have two large dogs that love to run and it was almost impossible to step a few feet without running into another land mine. Just look at the amount of bags!

Neat little place to visit on your way through town. You can learn about the history of the area…read morebut there isn't as much to see as you'd think inside. Probably a one and done visit if I'm honest.

Our purpose. Quick stop to charge the car. All three charging stations working. Excellent! Dog park…read morefor pup to run around while charging. Excellent! 24 hour restroom. Grateful! Hopefully can add daytime pics on our way back thru town.

Great family atmosphere with newly renovated playgrounds. Very fun and relaxing. Go check it out…read morenow.

Zumwalt Park, on the South side of E. Tulare Ave between M St. and N St, was very quiet on a Sunday…read moreafternoon in February just past noon. There was one older man sitting on a bench enjoying the moderate weather, and another young man in his twenties rode his bike through the park, stopping at a fountain to refresh himself before riding on. There is plenty of grass beneath shady trees, though this time of year it is not at its greenest. There are cement walkways through the park which benches spaced along them at intervals for relaxing and enjoying the view. There are picnic tables scattered here and there around the glass, but no BBQ grills so you'll have to bring your own if you're planning a picnic. There is an octagonal pavilion on the Southern edge of the park that looks like the perfect place for summer concerts. Upon checking the website for the Tulare Parks and Recreation Department, it appears that they do hold a number of concerts in the park there each summer and even have family movie nights during which they project movies onto a 12' x 12' screen. It sounds like good wholesome fun! There are public restrooms which are very clean and well stocked with toilet paper and soap, but the paper towel machine was empty. There is a sign on the doors stating that due to vandalism the doors to the restrooms are only unlocked between 9:00 am and 2:00 pm daily. I saw no evidence of vandalism there, so maybe that's solved their problems. There is no play equipment for children, but Zumwalt is a very restful spot for adults to hang out and enjoy our California weather and it becomes a lot more active in the summer with planned activities. Check out the planned activities at the link below for the Tulare Parks & Rec. Department. http://www.tulareparksandrec.com/community/adultservices.htm

If you are driving up to Sequoia this is a great place to stop, stretch your legs and let your pup…read morerun around. The park is well kept with fresh water, lights, toys and bags available.Friendly dogs and wonderful people. Come play with us!

Pleasantly surprised to find this by way of our dog sitter. A 10-15 min drive from Visalia, nice if…read moreyou need a change of scenery from Plaza Park. Separate spaces for big dogs and tiny dogs. Grassy center surrounded by wood chips and shade trees. A little on the small side if you have dogs that can run for miles. Clean and cute. Water available. Could easily get crowded at busy times. Maybe someday they'll expand to include the empty lot nextdoor...