Great park with lots of grassy fields for soccer or throwing around a ball. There are play…read morestructures for the little ones and a nice trail for walking the dog. Quiet safe neighborhood too!

Play ground is ok. My daughter likes it. It has nice green lawns and walking areas. Very small…read morepark. Play equipment is older and one area has hazard tape on it so you can only use the swings.

Very nice place to just come and relax , have a nice running around , exercise…read more I accompanied my friend for his son's wedding photos to this park . I've been in Santa Rosa but never been to this park . Honestly it's a beautiful place . The whole hr that o was here it was so satisfying and relaxing I didn't wanna leave , many trees around and a small creek with a bridge that simply makes you wanna stay for a long time and forget everything else .

Happy Earth Day Yelpers!…read more I love discovering my local area and what better way to do that then go on a walk with my dog to a park I haven't been to before. I went on a drive having my eyes set on my usual park until I drove by Julliard park. I will say finding parking was a bit of a maze since I accidentally entered a neighborhood. But once I did find parking, I decided to walk through the park and was amazed of how nice and tranquil it is. Beautiful benches with artwork on them. I couldn't help but stop and look at them all. The grass was nice and green and ready for my dog and I to trek. There's also a bocce ball court for anyone that loves to play bocce ball! There was a nice little bridge I walked on that had a great view of the park as well. I walked the whole park and it was a great workout. I proceeded to walk the rest of art district and found an alley that had a mural within it and it was beautiful. I haven't walked here and taken time to come to this part of Santa Rosa, but it definitely won't be the last time I come through to check it out.

The park itself has a lot of land, at least 3 picnic tables spread apart, and a couple big trees…read moreproducing some shade. As the trees are concerned, one is closer to the picnic tables and the others are near the newer set which allows for parents to sit and enjoy cooler air - also metal benches close by. We nicknamed it the tree house playground as the major structure looks like it, made of newer plastics and some metal/rope. Both areas of play have bark-chips. Occasionally there've been older kids, but never caused any problems for my kids who are younger than 7 year old. The older set is mostly wood and metal, providing the only swings in the equipment for smaller children, my kids have sighted some bees but doesn't appear problematic to their play. Also there is two benches for oversight. It is important to know there aren't bathrooms here (closest are just a bit away at the end of wiseman airport park) or drinking fountains which both reduce the expended stay feature unlike some other playgrounds in Petaluma. It is also positioned near Garfield which isn't too busy but without a gate, wondering children may be at risk.

Great park with spacious grass fields and picnic tables. There are two separate playgrounds, which…read moreare great for providing variety -- my son and I will play at one and then the other. The older kid side is suitable for my toddler and newer built.

Great public park have used these courts since my kids were young just waiting for another sunny…read moreday to go play.

My grandkids were so happy this park had reopened after a massive remodel. Plenty of playground…read moreequipment for all ages. There is also an adult section with outdoor equipment. A few picnic tables scattered about & a handful of benches. Additionally there is a covered picnic area for rent. Once the new trees get bigger it will provide more shade.

A splendid park- views over the valley and Rohnert Park…read more Great views of Sonoma mountain to the east.

Looking for a holiday activity to do with my family that wasn't centered around food, I found Crane…read moreCreek Regional Park on AllTrails. I'm glad I did! This park is not too far from Cotati and Rohnert Park, but it feels like you are far away amongst the vineyards and farms. Parts of the trail have great views. There is a decent size parking lot with a $7 fee. Trail maps near the parking lot direct you where to walk and sign posts on the trails keep you from getting lost. It's not humongous so we walked for less than an hour, only about 2 miles, but the trails were well maintained as mostly gravel, hard packed dirt, or grass. There is also a very popular disc golf course here. Dog friendly, on leash. Pit toilets. No sink or hand sanitizer.

Ragle Ranch Regional Park is an amazing local park. It has beautiful examples of oak woodland, some…read moreredwood groves and fine examples of secondary succession where fields are gradually being replaced by forest. There are bicycle trails, hiking trails and people take horses there too. Benches along the way let a person sit and enjoy the beauty. Out on the trails it's hard to believe you are within walking distance of downtown. There are also baseball, softball, soccer and volleyball. It is also home to the premier public tennis facility in West County, the Ragle Ranch Tennis courts were built with private donations and have been maintained by dedicated volunteers for the past 30 years without taxpayer funds. It has one of the few practice walls in West County and a porta potty nearby.

Local regional park with baseball, volleyball, par course, four tennis courts (no pickleball…read moreallowed), soccer fields, kids play structure, dog park and hiking trails. We came birding here recently and saw a hawk and woodpecker perched up in a tree. They also had sheep and goat grazing in a temporary fenced-off area to keep the dry grass down. I love this eco-friendly method of managing vegetation. There were about a dozen dogs happily playing in the dog park when I was there. It was fun to watch how they interact with each other. There were a few growls but responsible dog parents were there to quickly call their dogs back. There are several picnic tables sprinkled throughout the park. You can reserve areas for special events. I have attended a wedding and a friend hosted a retirement party here. The Gravenstein Apple Fair has been held at this location for many decades as well. There are a few parking lots to choose from. You can park inside the park for free if you are a Sonoma County Regional Park member. Annual pass is currently $69. Seniors get a discounted rate.

I always walk my dog in the park at different times and have never had a problem, I enjoy the park…read morevery much.

Security should be provided at this park. I went today with my friends and family, and first, an…read moreindividual who was under the influence of drugs approached us and insisted we talk to him. We declined, and although he walked away, he remained nearby in another part of the park. Later, there was a group that looked like a family but were all drinking alcohol. Two of their associates approached my friends and me, telling us to be quiet while brandishing a weapon. Since my friends are men, they turned to face them, and the individuals eventually left. Later on, another woman who also was under the influence kept following us with her gaze. It was a very unsafe experience