Had a wonderful time here , very clean, life guards are very vigilant and consistent. A great…read moreplace to visit with loved ones

Brought the grandkids on a Saturday morning to try the infamous slide- it did not disappoint!…read more Highly recommend! The playground is smaller than most but the kids loved it. Lots of shade, benches, and picnic areas. The pool looks amazing, we will bring our suits next visit. We had the park to ourselves for over an hour, we will be visiting again:)

UPDATE: As we head into the cooler months, even though there…read moreare so many people who depend upon being able to use the pool year-round, we start to have the "staffing" issue, meaning a shortage of life guards. Thanks a bunch to the life guard who calls in "sick" the very morning (usually a week-end) that the pool is scheduled to be open, so there are people who get ready for a swim/exercise session and drive to the pool from in town (Woodland), from Davis, Winters, Esparto, the entire region - only to arrive at the pool and find out it's closed. A "bummer" is putting it lightly! I'm wondering what will happen when the new pool is opened? Building that pool is costing a lot of money - where are the reliable life guards who will be showing up for work on a dependable basis, who take their jobs seriously and don't disappoint their co-workers and those who rely on the pool for healthy exercise?

How freaking cool is this...FREE!…read more Yes open swim time is free. Owned and operated by the City of Woodland shows a very strong and positive way your tax dollars are been put to good use. Both the kiddie pool (3ft) and the competition pool have undergone major reconstruction during the winter of 2014/15. It's one of the busiest pools I've ever seen for swim meets, almost every weekend of the year. As with most public pools, there is two diving boards, a low and a high-dive. Very well maintained and supervised. There is also a security guard present at all times. Changing rooms with showers are always wet so walk slowly and carefully when in there. Some street parking but plenty in the Woodland HS faculty parking lot that's adjacent to the facility. Bring sunscreen, swimsuit, and a towel and have fun. Check their website for closures, usually due to swim meets. Cityofwoodland.org/aquatics/

I came here for my daughter's soccer game and walked around a little. This was such a nice complex…read more It was very clean and had lots of parking.

Was there for a NCA baseball tournament. Plenty of parking, very clean facilities, turf is well…read morekept. The extra lines on the field(assuming for soccer, it's odd if playing baseball). SUPER strict on sunflower seeds, somehow the team before us had them and left a mess. During our game they came in and started cleaning them up, I think they could have a least waited until the game was over. Strict on the type of cleat, no mold or metal cleat, yet I saw 2-4 players with metal cleats. One player even yelled out to opposing team parent, don't be a snitch. I am unclear on ice chest. I heard you can have them then I watched the employees try and kick a parent/coach out for the ice chest when the ice chest had the players water in it. I don't know if having it in wheels is a no? Just double check with the host. Nice stands with shade covering, although the stands had gummy candy on the seating so that sucked. Bathrooms are kinda clean, no hand towels to dry off(my pet peeve). All in all the facilities are nice.

I've driven by this park so many times as it's connected to Davis AYSO Fields but didn't realize…read morethe actually park portion was here, since the grassy fields are so large and close to Pole Line Rd. The actual park has a decent amount of recreational activities you can partake in. It's a little difficult to discern where AYSO Fields ends and the park begins, but so long as there isn't a soccer game going on, I think you can likely use the whole space for whatever needs you have. In the actual park, there's a playground, a covered gazebo with a modest amount of seating, and a basketball court. Nearby there are soccer nets/goals and what looks like a wall to practice soccer kicks, though you could easily use it for a handful of other games. Not sure if the soccer stuff is actually part of the park, but again, they're pretty much connected. Lots of space here to picnic or play with your dog while there isn't a game going on. Would be nice to see a covered restroom over porta potties, but I'm sure folks make do. Only other complain would be that there's not really any shade covering outside of the gazebo and the AYSO Fields side of thing is in need or some trash removal; all the cans are full and some trash has ended up spilled over into the makeshift parking lot. The actual park's trash cans are much cleaner, on the other hand. A nice resource for folks that live out this way, for sure!

This park is very clean and spacious. There are at least two different playground structures for…read morethe kids to play on. It is conveniently located right next to a bike/walking trail. There are a lot of space and you can hold picnics or small birthday parties. They also have a basketball court available and next to it is a dodgeball wall. I haven't seen those in years. It seems like a really fun park. I will definitely return here next time I need to go out to a park

Very nice 14 acre property to rent for private functions. Has grass and lots of shade trees. Flush…read moretoilets, fire pit area, playground, and a large covered patio area with kitchen sink, multiple electrical sockets for appliances, and a grill. Lots of picnic tables people to sit down at. Nelson's Grove is a wonderful private campground located not far from I-5.

Attended a wedding! The reception was beautiful! Lots of parking, playground for kids to play and…read morerestrooms!

Man-made oversized puddle near Mrak Hall that makes UC Davis look like a lush area. Kind of an…read moreoasis within walking distance of the quad, even though it's at the edge of instructional campus. This used to be where Picnic Day would conclude for those who lasted long enough. Bands from each college in the parade would end up here and play in to the evening. It went away for a bit but now it's back? (https://picnicday.ucdavis.edu/events/2023-picnic-day-battle-bands) It can be a nice play to get away from folks and sit next to a body of water. A small, small body of water, but still...can be relaxing. Pick the correct day and you can park it on some green grass.

Cute little park!…read more Stopped by on a road trip, and the weather was toasty! Around 98-100 plus in Fahrenheit. I had my dog with me, so I wanted to find a place to cool down. This place was a great spot to have a picnic. The trees are big and offer great shade protection. The water park is cute and fun. We spent a few hours here and enjoyed the park. It felt safe and the water fountains were plentiful. There are lots of picnic tables, a basketball court, and a restroom as well. Would 10/10 stop by here again!

Newly remodeled park in our small community. We usually take a 5 min bike ride here. Would like to…read morehave bike racks where we can lock up bikes to have peace of mind while the kids play. The park does need some scheduled maintenance and cleaning.

Very nice place to walk my dogs,was a bit of dog shit,why can't people pick up after there pet?read more

We have 10 spots open for this Labor Day Weekend, Aug 29-Sept 1. Group Site. Rafting included. Hit…read moreme up if interested. Tony 209-640-0549