Was very nice also will go back with my dog he loved it dogs very friendly ( an people also)read more

CAUTION - someone either dropped or spread marijuana in the small dog section of this dog park…read more Please beware and keep a close eye out on your fur baby. I brought my 4 month old puppy here for the first time and she ended up finding and digesting marijuana. About 30 minutes later, I had to rush her to the emergency vet because she was extremely lethargic, immobile and weak. Please consider taking your dog to another park or monitor your dog that way you don't have to go through what I did.

This is a great little dog park in a central residential location. There is plenty of street…read moreparking available and the small dog area is much larger than a typical small dog area at a dog park. The park seems well maintained and there are a number of benches. They also have a nice grassy area as well as a cemented section so your dog has options depending on their preferences or the weather. There is shade and sun and the area and other patrons were welcoming and quiet. Our dog had a lovely time sniffing about and we enjoyed gazing at the beautiful spring blossoms. We will definitely return.

Okay. I admit it. We cheated. We're sorry and we don't do it again. Promise…read more We were out and about with our 3-year-old Shiba Inu. We had picked up some lunch and were looking for someplace that we could eat it. I searched for a Dog Park on my GPS and it brought me to this park. After I parked, we walked by the gate and saw that it was limited to small dogs 20lbs and under. There was no one using the park. We walked down the street where we had seen some picnic tables and had our lunch there. Our Shiba just sat there patiently waiting for us. She did score a few small pieces of oxtail and that may have helped keep her on point. While we ate, we kept an eye on the park. No one used it while we were eating. When we were done, I took a calculated risk and took her into the park. We chased around for a few minutes and then it was time to leave. One woman walked by with a small dog, and I asked her if she wanted to bring her dog into the park and we would leave. She basically laughed at me and said no. I found out later that the large dog park was across town, so we'll have to look for that one next time.

Emerald Park is one of the best in the Tri-Valley area. It's ginormous and it caters to pretty much…read moreeveryone. A really great outdoor space for activities, events, and leisurely walks. I always love visiting during the weekday or on a weekend morning. The paved trails and endless and there's also a beautiful rose garden area.

After a leisurely stroll in Brentwood, my family and I found ourselves with ample time before we…read morecould indulge in a buffet meal in Dublin. As we explored the area, we stumbled upon this delightful playground with a refreshing water feature. Upon arrival, we were pleasantly surprised to discover that it was conveniently located next to The Wave indoor waterpark. The playground boasts a spacious parking lot equipped with four EV ChargePoint stations. The playground itself is well-maintained and clean, featuring two well-equipped bathrooms. My daughter and her cousins thoroughly enjoyed their time playing and splashing around in the water, making this a truly memorable experience for the entire family.

We loved it quite , but the few dogs that were there had a good time with each other playing with…read moreeach other Evan though ( small dogs ) had their own area fenced en all was nice Teddy loved it

As I pull into the parking lot at Cubby's Dog Park, my dog Lola starts to whimper with excitement…read more She loves coming to this park to meet other canines. There are two separate parks. One for small dogs and one for large dogs, Lola is a big girl so she gets to play in the spacious large dog park. The park has shaded bench seats for owners to sit. However, I walk the field to keep an eye on my girl. There are two water fountains for the dogs and poo bags are also provided. Unfortunately there are still dog owners who don't pick up after their pets. So watch your step. The field is covered with small bark so probably a good idea to wear closed toe shoes. Be prepared to take home a dirty but happy dog

Came here around 5PM on Saturday, thinking I'd socialize my dog, but I was the only one here. It's…read morea good size park and lots of room for dogs to run around. Pros: - lots of space - two water fountains in park - pooper scoopers provided. No bags in dispensers; bring your own if you prefer to use bags - nice trees in the park - seating areas for humans - clean - lots of people walking around, riding bikes next to the park Cons: - no grass (I know this is a preference thing) - large electric tower thing (see pics) in the middle of the park (it is surrounded by a fence) - nothing to separate large dogs and small dogs. Since was here alone, I couldn't tell which side was the small dog side, so we walked around everywhere lol I am sure it'll be fun when more dogs come around. Will be returning to what time of the day is busiest.

We brought our puppy here and really liked it. It's a mulch park so U don't have to worry about a…read morelot of mud. Also, it is a REALLY LONG park. This isn't a divided park for big and small dogs, just one really long park. They have spare tennis balls for the dogs also.

Beautiful park to visit and play pickleball at. This park has two full tennis courts and a recently…read moreconverted two tennis courts for pickleball. This park has a total of 6 Pickelball courts with a nice paddle rack system to keep everyone spots for the next open court. The courts are well kept, clean, and nets are nice and tight. The weekends have alot of people about 40 today at 9am, but rotating and open courts pop up in about 5 mins wait. Downside, no formal parking lot, which is a little difficult for residents as only street parking is available.

We go to Muirwood Park to play pickleball. It's a great place! People are very friendly and the…read morepaddle system is organized. You can show up solo and get into a fun game. It's a pretty special place! If there were lights, it would be amazing. The town should have lighted courts! If you want to learn, there are instructors who teach there or join Tri Valley Pickleball Club for a nominal fee and attend some clinics. They are well run and friendly. Overall, it's a very peaceful, pleasant park with a good size open field to play football or frisbee. Street Parking is pretty easy. I don't take my dogs to run off leash here...... it's usually pretty busy. I just go for pickleball and love the community there.

I found this park on TikTok and I'm so happy I did! While the main park was a little crowded, there…read morewere so many other areas of the park you could explore, that really didn't matter. There's a larger park - with a zip line, a little obstacle play structure + slide, swings, and many more activities. There's also a smaller park on the other side that's suitable for younger children. You can also find shaded areas to sit and eat down at. A large grass field to run around or fly a kite. And a trail that goes around the park - perfect for walking, biking, or roller blading. I mentioned earlier that the main park was crowded, but the green area is very quiet and peaceful. I'm considering having one of my kid's birthday party's here. I truly enjoyed it. And I got to try out Mister Softee for the first time - which was parked out front for the day.

A very huge park with really clean bathrooms that has soap and dyson air dryers…read more They have a pickleball court and basketball court on one side with a small playground where parking is, and a bigger playground on the other side of the park. There was also an area where there were hammocks, a monument area, and even a community garden. There were also multiple bridges all spread throughout the park. The playground is a great place to bring kids, I loved the amenities they had, such as a jungle playground, zip line, and a giant slide for kids ages 5-12. This is a great place to bring your kids to play, and awesome place to walk your dog. There is a huge field of grass in the center of it all. We also saw cyclists.

Beautiful hike in the Spring, and a bit hot and dusty in the Summer…read more Be aware, there are many ticks here in the Spring. I went hiking with my friends here in April, and both their dogs had tons of ticks crawling around in their fur. If you are hiking without dogs, tuck your pants or leggings into your socks and avoid the taller grass if you can. You can also spray tick repellent on your shoes and socks before starting. That usually does the trick. Very fun and laidback hike otherwise. We've been visiting this trail for years now, and always have a nice time. Great views, and rolling hills. Can't ask for much else, locally.

"Hot Dusty Trails, but Lots of Free Maps"…read more I love the East Bay Regional Park system, but this is probably my least favorite park. The main trails are just dirt tracks wide open to the elements. You can imagine how it is on a summer day out here. If you enjoy dusty, desert-like environments with no water, and dying of thirst, you'll love this park. I try to come here once a year. Honestly, that's enough. Besides the main staging area, there are a few tricky entrances to the park. In the California Highlands condo complex, there are a few trails that eventually lead into this park. Keep in mind that those entrances are not open to bikes. I found out the hard way. There is an interesting side trail called Donlon Point. I believe it's the highest point in the park. There's a good view up there, plus lots of cow material. There is drinking water and a modern restroom at the staging area. Additionally, there are plenty of free maps at the gate. That's one great thing about the East Bay Park system. They are not stingy about giving out free maps. The day that I visited, the parking lot was nearly empty. You will not have trouble finding a parking spot. On the other hand, there's probably a good reason for that. As a local alternative, I recommend Las Trampas. The trails there are more interesting. Check out the Camille trailhead in Alamo.

Come here mostly to get my steps in at the track, play Pokémon Go, and chill to the awesome view…read more Now have added watching wildlife to the list. I've seen a coyote, lots of squirrels, and plenty of birds. Oh, and in spring, the cherry trees on the lower slopes throw on their gorgeous floral finery. If timed right, residents can take family photos. The park is often calm on weekdays. But it can get quite crowded when baseball or soccer leagues hold tournaments and/or the community room is rented out for a party on weekends. Parking is often impossible at these times.

Amazing park/community center in the Eastern side of San Ramon. Equipment is very well maintained…read moreand there are many unique play structures rarely found at other parks. There's a zip line, a large slide, a regular play area for older kids and a toddler play area and finally a splash pad for the warmer months of summer. Definitely something for all ages here. Parking is easy with plentiful parking surrounding the periphery of the park. Highly recommend for a safe and fun day out for the kiddos. P.S. The view from the top of the tall slide gives you a great view of the park grounds!

Impressive park Multiple locations to park, each parking lot…read morehas a restroom very close by and a map of where you are First time here Wide walk/pathway, clean, organized, no litter, pet friendly Will have to come back again

Beautiful park! I took my dog, saw a few dogs that were on…read moreleash which was great since I'm scared of dogs lol and also don't want any dog to fight my dog. I enjoyed the walk, the trees, the people who were polite. This is a very well kept park, really green and well maintained. This is a very big park so I didn't even get to the kids area and I came back to my car.