Perfect park for picnics, birthdays, and plenty of room for outdoor games. As we were leaving a…read moregroup of people set up an entire volleyball court. We throughly enjoyed the super clean and lush grassy area. It offers plenty of space for our portable disc golf set up and some soccer. The playground area is fairly large with multiple slides and bridges connecting all of the monkey bars and play areas. There are three large covered picnic table areas equipped with grills and four sets of tables each. During our visit, there was a large kids birthday party happening in one of the patios and they had plenty of space for corn hole, gifting table, and a piñata set up. Now get out and enjoy this amazing weather!

We enjoy this park. I am reluctant to review it and make it busier. The play structure is suitable…read morefor ages 5-12 and has some creative features. Not a cookie cutter structure. There is an accessible swing which is great for my friends with disabilities. The rope course is very cool and tall. The ground is spongy.

Amazing park and playground just north of Valley Children's Hospital. Our daughter and son both…read morelove playing here; they have so many cool attractions that are different than any other playground in the Fresno area. Our son loves the swings and small toddler structure, and our daughter loves the rock structure, the bigger structure, and the climbing hill. It's definitely worth the drive here from Fresno for this cool park!

Awesome playgrounds. Cute race car track in the back too for small toddlers or those with striders…read more Super fun, bathrooms are okay but kids enjoyed it!

This is a great family friendly park. I like that there are three separate playground areas built…read morefor different age groups. Overall, this is a nice park.

I have been to this park a few times and I have not had any bad experiences. My mom has been…read morewanting to go to this park for ages and she is not the Outdoory type. So when my parents took me out to lunch we decided to have a Panda Express picnic at Rotary Park. The breeze was on point. However the tables definitely needed a cleaning. I have not see any illegal activities yet but I am highly aware of illegal activities taking place at large parks but I have only stayed an hour or less and only seen children playing, mothers strolling their babies and elderly couples taking a brisk walk. I will be back and I would love to bring my nieces here too! I love parks and fresh air. I felt safe at this park no bad vibes will be back.

the park is right between two noisy roads, and close to the railroad, maybe it's good for walking…read moredogs (i doubt) but definitely bad for kids and picnics

Last minute lake day with the family. I haven't been to lost lake in years it was well spent! We…read morefound a nice spot away from the crowd because it does get pretty packed and we prefer to be secluded. A lot of people come here to fish and camp too. The water is always cold, it's too cold for my liking but if you go at the highest peak of summer especially here in Fresno it reaches the triple digits. I think that would be the best time to come! My son did not like the water it took him awhile to adjust. Entrance fee is $5 for those who don't know! Restrooms available and there's also a playground for the kids which I thought was really cool! Please I advise to be careful swimming. Those currents are pretty strong. Wear sunscreen and life jacket!

Lost lake gives me so much childhood memories!!!! We used to come here all the time as kids in the…read moresummer from afternoon till it got dark. I miss those days. But now we get to make new memories with our little ones! I'm glad the water wasn't as high as other years. There was one year it was flooded! Like the area with the rocks and trees where it's more shallow, the water was high af like up to the benches where u eat. I used to love exploring that area and walking through the water and trees and finding spots we called a "jacuzzi" cus it was a hole with rocks around it with the water flowing. The water is freezing cold like ice bucket challenge cold!! It takes some getting used to but it's easier to get in when it's hot af out!!! Over 100 degrees weather is the perfect weather to get into this kind of water. There's plenty of benches and you can bbq there. Theres even a walking trail. Used to come there with my half sister and her man to go fishing when we were kids. I just love it, it's so nostalgic!

We like Sierra bicentennial park because of all the shade!!!! And they have the two playground…read moreareas. One for smaller kids and one for larger kiddos. The best part is the one for little kiddos is all covered by tree cover. It's entirely shaded-the swings the slide all of it!! No other park has that! Lol. Plus The huge amount of swings, and the wide open space for toddlers to run. There is lots of parking, and lots of people around. Haven't used their batting cages, dog park or restrooms yet, but we see others using them constantly. There are also quite a bit of picnic shelters here. Great for parties!

The park is huge and has tons of space for all activities whether you are an adult or kid or dog…read more However with the dog park, people do not follow the rules for the small dogs and big dogs. People have left their dogs unattended in there and also mix the big dogs with the little dog side. People should listen to the rules and guidelines as it protects the safety of everyone animals! Also there is no poop bags here!

I had high hopes for this park but it is disgusting. Residents leave trash everywhere even though…read morethere are trash cans all around. Cars are driven up to the water even though signs say not to. The county needs to clean up their bathrooms because they are very dirty. Half the people just drive in and don't pay the car fee. All around this place has so much potential but it is lost due to lazy people and even worse, state management.

Beautiful clean water only the restrooms are so duty seems no one clean a while I had a good time…read morewith my family beautiful spot

Very nice park. great for pictures. really like the little streams and bridges. lot of trees and…read moregreenery.

This park is commonly called "Millview Park," named for the elementary school that borders it to…read morethe west. It is very well-maintained, especially the soccer fields, especially considering the amount of wear and tear they get during soccer season. The under-5 play area is fairly clean, and shade is abundant throughout. The parking lot is fairly large, though it fills to capacity and beyond during tournament days. But maybe more than any other park in Madera, the vagrancy is out of control. The covered picnic area often houses the homeless, sometimes nearly two dozen in a night. One particular indigent stays every night near the restroom by the play equipment, accompanied by a shopping cart piled six feet high with bags of junk. Empty Little Caesar's pizza boxes are a regular feature of the litter here, despite the fact that park maintenance comes through multiple times a day to clean up. All told, there is a valiant maintenance effort made for Millview, but it remains less clean and less family-friendly than it could - and should - be.