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.

The real Mexico Independence Day…read more Lots of food and a great bakery stand. Delicious. Until 6 pm today . Saturday

Came here for July 4th festivities hosted by Tracy Chamber of commerce…read more The park itself is a big open space with lots trees for shade. The water spray plaza was great way to keep the kids busy & cool throughout the day. The play structure seemed decent to play with too. Restrooms are available, however we didn't use them, so i don't have feedback other than there are some. The park is a short walk off of 11th st, located on the back end of Tracy high school by the football field, just down the road from McDonalds & little ceasar's pizza for food options to bring to the park.

I would give it a 5 star but they been closed for a while now and have been under construction. Not…read moresure when it will be open but it's a really fun park

Neighborhood park that feels unsafe. I went here with my bf to take pictures for a business I am…read morelaunching (@thecolorspaceco). I wanted some pictures of my coloring cloth in a park setting. This was the first of many parks I visited and I was there for barely a few minutes but I wanted to leave. Many teenage kids here had no respect for personal space and would walk up to my boyfriend and I and not interact with us...kept smiling weirdly too...creeped us out. I got one picture of us there and left. It was also super windy the day I went; not sure about the time of day but I went to other parks that day and none of which was as windy as this park.

This is a great neighborhood park. Wonderful for exercising, walking, jogging or riding bikes…read morearound the circle, lots of large green grass areas so bring your own sports equipment (soccer, baseball, football, etc.). It also has two different play areas - one for smaller kids and the other for larger kids with a mini rock wall. There is a bathroom area as well as water fountains. The grounds also have an gazebo which sometimes has kids hanging out and smoking In but most times is a beautiful place to take a quiet break or some pretty pictures. This park also has a nice bbq picnic area right next to one of the playgrounds and benches throughout. We love going to this park!

Awesome Park. I live literally 2 blocks from Zanussi park and enjoy it with my 6 year old son very…read moremuch. The city maintains it very well, the restrooms are accessible and clean and it is a Overall great place to have fun outdoors. As a single Dad time is a major constraint sometimes. But having this park right in my neighborhood, I feel lucky. Thanks Patrick B.

Most definitely too old for this kind of stuff but they got a lot of cool things here. Had so much…read morefun and most definitely can't wait to bring my future kids here. Not your typical playground

This is my first time at this awesome nice large park!Includes parking lot, bathrooms, tables,…read morebbq's, playgrounds, grassy areas, horse shoe pit, and tennis courts. Tables aren't shaded so be sure to bring shade with you! Plenty of open manicured grass areas too!

It has a walking/jogging path that has exercise areas all around it for you to stretch while…read moreworking out. Full basketball court that needed a little pavement renovations. Tennis courts that are nice and a little playground for the kids to get their active bodies busy for hours. It also have benches and tables and a grills for when you wanted to have a little picnic and bbq in.

Lovely park in the middle of a suburban neighbourhood. There's a play area and picnic tables so it…read morelooks like a nice place to go to with kids. The day I went here was rather hot, so there wasn't really anyone around, which also gave it a nice, peaceful quality that day for a nice lunch.

Love this park!!! It has a playground for small children and older children. My children love…read morecoming to this park and I enjoy bringing them here.

Brought my daughter out here for a Sunday afternoon play date. There are separate jungle gyms for…read morebig/small kids and plenty of benches and shade for parents to sit while their children exhaust themselves in preparation for a good nights sleep.

This park is better than another park. A lot of people come to this park. kids enjoy this park ride…read morepeople walk very good for walk around all over the park.

This side of town has 3 parks, 3 full-courts, and 1 beloved game... Basketball? Nope. It's Candy…read moreCrush Saga!!! Flappy Bird was a close second but the app developer decided to shoot it down... =) Unlike Verner Hanson and John Erb parks, the rims at Marlow Brothers (a.k.a. Madison Park to many) are of the same size and quality plus the goal posts are very much upright. As a result, the court can get very busy on afternoons when the school kids have done their homework and the worker bees have called it a day. Everybody knows the rule - just call next game if you want to ball. =) The closest beach is probably 65 miles away but this park has a beach volleyball court. It doesn't have a net, so it has become a giant sandbox for all the little ones. Constant reminders of "Don't put the sand in your ear!" would resonate from all over the place. The usual amenities - play structure, benches, tables, covered area, etc. - are available. Although the park lacks a restroom, I gave it 1 more star than the 2 nearby parks because the basketball court is still in good shape. We just need to educate the kids that hanging on to the rim is not cool. Those rims have been broken before and it took some time for the city to fix them. Plus it isn't how high you jump, it's how long you can control yourself in flight. With that, let's ball!!! =)

Another great escape place for me. A relatively small park. Not even a quarter of a block in size…read morebut, has some nice amenities like; a play area, a shade structure and a walking path. Sorry but, no restrooms which is a drag. During both the Baseball and Soccer seasons, it plays host to the local kids and their practices.

Nice, large park. Not too many amenities as far as a BBQ area or restrooms go but, a really nice…read moreplace to run your dog(s) and or kids. From the City of Tracy's website, this is what they have to say about the park: "it's a 4.69 acres park with, Play Area, Soccer, Tennis, Shade Structure, Walking Path, Shuffleboard." There you have it. Now go run your kids and bring the dog too.