This park has a lot going for it, especially if you're looking for shade and a relaxed place to…read morespend a few hours. Key features include: - Two separate playgrounds for ages 2-5 and 5-12. The 5-12 area actually has two play structures, with one a little more challenging than the other. - Plenty of shaded picnic tables and picnic areas - Lots of park bench seating - Babq grills - bathrooms - two tennis courts - A Sand volleyball court, no net up (bring your own) - swings for older kids Downfalls: - the grassy areas are uneven, not a great place for kicking a ball around - bathrooms are older and not the cleanest - no water play or misters - no baby swings Overall, there isn't anything brand new or fancy about this park but it's definitely a solid option. It has way more amenities than most city of Tracy parks. The shade is nice, the neighborhood feels safe, and the play structures are large and interesting. There's a good mix for all age groups here!

Stopped at this park to get some steps in when I waited for a friend. There's a small park for kids…read moreand a trail around the park. It's smaller than expected, but a nice loop to walk around a few times. Parking wasn't difficult either.

This part is pretty freaking cool. The splash pad area is smaller than the new park next to LPD,…read morebut imo it's way better. Here's why: The play structures, bathrooms, water play area, picnics and shade are all right next to eachother. As a mom with young kids, I felt comfortable sitting down and watching them run back and forth from water play to the pirate ship, back to the picnic table to grab a snack, ect. The other park in town with a large splash pad area is large enough that I felt the need to follow my kiddos around. The picnic areas here are way nicer because they have good established shade. And, for potty training parents - the bathrooms are literally right there. Across the large flat field (perfect if you want to play soccer) there was adult exercise equipment, basketball courts, and tennis courts. They even had a handicap swing and one of those cool ones for both baby and an older rider, that face eachother. 10/10 reccomend this park! As we got into early afternoon, the park got super busy and there were lots of rough older kids. We decided that the crowd was getting a little too rough for our littles so we decided it was time to go. I would say that if you have toddlers, morning hours are best before it gets super crowded.

This is a pretty new park even though it's been open a few years but I would say it's a better park…read morethan any other Lathrop park. It's near an elementary school but not as close with a whole grass field between. The pathway that's between the school and park is wide and shady, filled with places to sit, workout and eat. There is a restroom at the park and on the Slate Street side closer to the school. The water splash pads runs continuously during the day in the summer because the water is recycled and filtered. They have city workers that check up the area regularly. I see them in the mornings when I go for a walk sometimes. They added a new pergola type area next to the tennis courts. More tables to enjoy and a bbq pit I believe The parking is pretty much street parking but it seems that a lot of the visitors are from the area so they most likely walk to it. Ice cream trucks, well vans come by and sometimes the school would invite Kona Ice usually on Wednesdays sometimes. Kona would usually be on the Slate Street side FYI

This is a good park for elementary school-age kids that need more of a physical challenge. There…read moreare plenty of gross motor skills and activities within the structure. I wouldn't recommend this structure for very small kids.

Great park three tiers to play with big slides and plenty other fun adventurous toys to play on not…read moremuch shade on a sunny day so be prepared to soak up the sun

This unnamed playground referred to as the "secret park" can be accessed by Luna Loca Lane. It…read moreborders against the Mountain House open space with beautiful views at sunset. The playground canopy and trees provide shelter from dry season sun and rainy season sprinkles. The play equipment is appropriate for ages 3 and up. There are four picnic tables and a grill.

Not much to this park. It's ok if you're looking for a secluded area with a couple of slides. If…read moreyou're looking for a place with a little variety, then there are other, better options nearby.

This is hands-down the coolest playground in the East Bay I've been to thus far. While in the area…read morefor a family BBQ, we heard about this spot from parent friends and decided it was finally time to check it out. Wow! I was honestly blown away. We brought lunch to have at the park and honestly, not much was eaten because there was just so much to do! What a toddler dreamland. There's a solitary airplane by the swings, a 'firetruck' to enter/exit, a boat to drive, slides of all kinds..a whale to climb that blows water steam out of its blowhole! I mean..the creativity! There's a quiet area that has books and chairs to read to the littles, like a "take one/leave one" small library. A section dedicated to music where littles can create sounds from a piano by using their feet to step on the keys. A bike park next-door. A pirate ship..I mean, the list goes on and on! In short, this playground is inclusive to all. The magic, wonder, uniqueness, and just imaginative play that is captured by adults and kids alike is really awesome for somewhere in the East Bay. We already can't wait to come back again. Street parking adjacent to playground can be found. This is a popular spot, so plan accordingly.

Such a sweet playground! I enjoy all the accessibility intended to allow children of all abilities…read moreto play. The lounge chairs for parents near the more exciting features are also very cool. My son plays basketball at the nearby recreation center and we walked over to the park after his session- not realizing it was Mia's Dream Come True until halfway through play. This park is epic - from the Braille to the musical/sound features, awesome fire truck and the spouting whale! We could spend hours here (or at least an hour because Mama's got a schedule). For now we'll be back most weekends after basketball practice. I'd recommend this park to all parents of small children.

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

It's been awhile but I remembered being in awe when I went here. Everything was so new and I had…read morethe time of my life here as a young adult. I need to take the kids here so they can have the same experience I did. It's fun for adults and kids so I recommend it. I feel there is ample parking.

Seven Seas Park is a wonderful place for families, especially with young kids. The pirate…read moreship-inspired playground is creative and makes playtime even more exciting. The splash pads are definitely a highlight during the summer and are a great way for kids to cool off while having fun. I also appreciated that there are shaded areas around the playground. While the shade doesn't cover every part of the park, it does provide some relief from the sun, which is especially helpful on warm days. The only downside is that when the weather gets extremely hot, it can be difficult to enjoy the areas that aren't shaded.

Okay, so I think this may be my favorite park in Pleasanton. I love discovering new parks so I did…read morea quick Yelp search and found this green oasis. This park is not only beautiful, it's so much fun. There's so much space and walking paths. There's a smaller playground for toddlers, and and larger one for older kids. There's a swing set. And the coolest slide ever. My kids spent at least 20 minutes playing on the slide. There's plenty of shaded areas because the park is surrounded by beautiful tall trees. I seriously cannot wait to go back.

It's a very clean quiet park with beautiful walkways and cool slides. Tons of space to play and…read moreparking is a breeze.

the group had organized pickle ball on this Sunday, and the sunny weather set us up for a great day…read moreof activity outdoors. the park itself is located on a street court, and it has many courts to play in we played for about 2 hours, and it was much needed exercise for my big ahhh. i brought my own chair and you can chill in the shade the many trees provide the park also has a trail, so you will see it's also a great park to walk or jog

Creekside Park is one of those local spots that quietly overdelivers. Marsh Creek running alongside…read moreadds a great backdrop, and the two large jungle gyms make it an easy win for kids. There's solid disc golf for the area, plus pickleball courts, a tennis court, and even a half basketball court to keep things active. Saturday mornings get a boost from a mobile coffee trailer, which is a nice touch. Hard to beat for a well-rounded neighborhood park.

One of the best parks in the tri-valley. This park is super inclusive and has so much space for…read moreplaying, swinging, running, and imagining. I love the sandpit and play houses. There's a sports field next to the park as well. If you're worried about restrooms - don't. There's 4 (maybe more) public bathrooms that are pretty clean for park standards. There's also plenty of parking in front of the park.

We were driving by after leaving the book store and found this beautiful new park with lots of…read moreactivities for the kiddos. The babes is 6 and had a blast. There's merry go rounds, slides, climbing structures, Teeter totter, etc. Loved the art structures when you first walk in. There is also a Music area, sign language and braille learning signs along with a picnic area, small exercise area and YAY restrooms! Added to the list of great FREE places to go!