Nice park! Nice big play area for the kiddos. Area for events and BBQ! Open fields for games!read more

Very old play structure, gets very hot, very quickly. Does not seem like the playground has not…read morebeen given a lot of love to keep it up to date. The large swirly slide here was cool, just wish they put some funds into making this park more up to date or cleaner

Beautiful , clean park ! Great for parties, picnics or just taking a relaxing walk. My kids love…read morethis park and it's in a nice quiet neighborhood. Highly recommend

Older play structure, no shade, faded and just basic steps and slides. A few benches and picnic…read moretables but its a better park for walking around on the path.

I was meeting a friend here and it was our first time at this park. They have a small parking lot…read moreand you can also park on the street. This park had a small dog area, bathrooms, some benches, and a huge covered area. They have a ton of open space for kids to run around. There's also a small splash pad and playground. This park is overall pretty cool. My son loved it.

Love this park!!! It has everything you need! There are two age appropriate parks with a splash pad…read morein the middle of the two. Also a path that you can walk on with the water running into it. Next to that there is a basketball court and a pull up exercise place. And next to the parks is a huge field followed by two size appropriate dog parks. There's even tables to sit at under a large shaded roof. I didn't notice if there are bbqs in the area, but I wouldn't put it past this park and it's vibes.

I've been looking around parks to hangout while having my coffee. This one actually pops up and…read moreit's of the best parks in Brentwood. This park is special because it recognizes the US veterans. From most poles you walk into, you'll see banners of some veterans. It's really nice because it shows that did so much to serve us. It's not really a big park compared to the ones I usually go to, but it's still a good place to host outdoor parties. It even has a water park. So it's basically like my home park I usually go to except smaller especially how the parking is set up next to the water park. Honestly, it would have been a bonus if the park is bigger, but this is good enough. I really wanted to walk around the park but it's too hot. I just go in the shade because I can't really take the heat. I highly recommend bringing water if you plan to go around the park.

It's a great park that has a bit of everything for all age groups. What I enjoy is that this is…read morewhere they have the food truck events during the summer!

novarina park is great for a park where you want to enjoy a walk, have the beauty of the trees and…read moreambiance it comes with playground lit too

Great corner park with lawn area, playground, shaded picnic table areas, water fountain and a…read morewalking path around the park. Benches around play structure. No swings. I love coming here with the kiddos as there are always other kids playing and enjoying the park. Its a great park for flying a kite too! No BBQ's though. No parking lot, just parking on the street. I know through the City of Oakley you are able to "rent" out the park or picnic area for a reception, special event or birthday party. There is a really cool sand area thats got pretend dinosaur bones and your kid can pretend to be dig up the bones!

This is nicknamed "Chicken Coop" by my kids. It has play…read morestructures for both bigger kids and toddlers. Has paved walkway for moms to make their steps in and for kids on bikes to circle around. It has enough tables and grass space to have a picnic. Water fountains are available. You can also bring your dearest furry pets as it also provide potty bags and water for them too! We make sure that we keep the playgrounds clean and pick up after ourselves. Yay! For more playdates!

Great small park in Brentwood, there's so many great parks up here for families. Theres a good…read moresized tube slide plus two more slides in the playground area. Covered area for picnics, decent amount of parking. Definitely recommend coming in the am before the sun soaks too much into the slides, making them too hot to slide down. Looking forward towards finding more parks for my family to go to in the Bay Area

Fairly large park with mature trees and green lawn. Small fence on perimeter in a residential area…read more Neighborhood park. Not a destination at all. You probably live next door and what is better than enjoying green areas you don't have to take care of?

Even though I've back doored my way through nearby Black Diamond Mines, this was actually my first…read moretime in Antioch proper even though it's grown to become the second largest city in Contra Costa Country. You really can't tell how big it is from Highway 4. I presume the growth is from suburban sprawl, what I call the Do-You-Know-the-Way-to-San-Jose Syndrome. As everything looks somewhat generic, I was having my usual navigational challenges in getting to the wetlands. You head toward the Antioch City Marina where you see a big parking lot meant to accommodate the trailers for local boat owners. There's also a popular seafood restaurant next to the boats, and then you notice a tree-shrouded walkway where you finally come upon the entrance to the wetlands. There was a brushfire not more than a week before, so the first section of the trail was burnt to cinders with the smell of embers still quite strong. Eventually I came out of it and explored the area first by way of a boardwalk surrounded by tall grasses. It then turned into flat dirt trails that make their way to the edge of the San Joaquin River. You definitely feel like you're deep in Delta country with all the waterfowl and mudflats. There are observation decks that give you clearer views of the 470 acres that make up the wetlands. It was previously called the Dow Wetlands Preserve for the chemical plant nearby. I presume Corteva sponsors the area now, and agriscience seems like a more appropriate connection to make with this area. RELATED - Up for a hike? Here's a collection of trails I've walked and reviewed: https://bit.ly/2OrC8nU

The Corteva Wetlands Preserve is located right in downtown Antioch by the waterfront. It has a nice…read morelittle shaded trail and area that overlooks the water. You can park at the wharf docking area and follow it. It's a small little trail and nice to take the kids for a little walk. There are some tables at the end but lots of places for shade! You get a nice view of the delta and to access you can walk from downtown Antioch or you can walk from the parking area of the wharf which is a huge parking lot.