Whether you're here to celebrate someone's birthday, walking a dog, playing on the playground with…read moreyou kids, or just simply enjoying a peaceful morning, this small park has a lot to offer. It's truly a hiding gem in the heart of Dublin Ranch neighborhood. Ted Fairfield is small, but you get a sense of community. It has lots of trees, small loop trail, close to John green elementary school, there's a basketball court, beach volleyball area, playground for kids, and the open area on the upper level of the park can be baseball or soccer field. It is surrounded by nice and peaceful homes with lots of friendly people. There's a restroom and cemented tables & chairs. It will make you feel right at home.

Great community park in the heart of Dublin Ranch. Perfect spot for family picnic or small birthday…read moreparty. Plenty of benches, a volleyball court (sand) , basketball hoops, restrooms. Nice baseball fields or use for soccer, kite-flying. Be sure to check with city of Dublin if fields are reserved. Cute creek with tiny bridges surrounded by hand painted tile mosaic.

"Ziplining Adventure but hardly any Alligators or Volcanoes"…read more This is a new park, with extensive lawns and beautiful landscaping. It's a large park with a lot of amenities, including a large kids playground. Of course, they have the usual swings, and a large play structure that kids can climb in. If you want to have a picnic, there are many BBQs as well as picnic tables. This park would make a delightful location for a birthday party or celebration. The best feature is a kids zipline. It works fantastic. When was the last time you saw a zipline in a park? I've always wanted to do a zipline. In travel magazines I read about tourists zip-lining over volcanoes or alligators or sharks. It sounds so exciting! Anyway, this zip line is just like those other ones, except there are no alligators or volcanoes. The city of Dublin has almost no volcanoes. A father was kind enough to have his son demonstrate it for me. The line is a little slanted--it works just like a real zipline! They also have a tennis court as well as a volleyball lot. Both are well-maintained and look brand new. There's a beautiful metal sculpture in the center of the park. "It's called Diamonds In The Wind." The park is named after Dublin resident, Army Staff Sergeant Sean Diamond, who was killed while serving in Iraq in 2009. Bravo, Bravo! This is one of those more attractive parks in the city of Dublin. I just wish they had a zip line for adults. Maybe it would work for me if I just pulled up my legs...

It was nice park. The play structure is for younger children. I would say between 2 and 4 years…read more The zip line was fun for my grandchild.

#Parked Coyote…read moreCrossing Park is located in a nice neighborhood within a few minutes away from City Center Bishop Ranch and Club Sports Gym. She's quite expansive and super relaxing. There's so much grass area for picnics and dogs to play around in with several picnic tables spread throughout. Really clean! Good amount of parking available too. No swings at the park unfortunately, which is why I gave it 4 stars...But, there are bathrooms. Overall, just a beautiful park to frolic in -- and maybe play parkour. The views make me want to move here.

Quality/Quantity - Small local park. Back in the day, we…read moreused to come here for local events, picnics, etc. Atmosphere - Almost 12 acres. Mature trees with shade, large grass areas and some views. Playground Picnic area with barbeques Baseball/softball field Soccer field Tennis court Parking Restroom ¼ mile walking trail Near the Bridge Golf course. Service - N/A, self service. Price - Free. Owner Comment - Thank you City of SR for this small local hidden park.

Small but efficient little park has 2 play areas, including one for toddlers. The park is clean,…read morehas benches and picnic tables, bbq grills and a water fountain. What it doesn't have are restrooms. Great afternoon shade from the trees planted around the perimeter. It would be a good location to host a birthday party for small kids or to sneak away and read a book for a few hours.

Our neighborhood park. Little rolling his. Grass, sponge rubber flooring under the play structures,…read morea few picnic benches. Decent shade when it's hot. A doggie water fountain and pooper mitts which are nice to have handy. Its small. If you're looking to avoid people this is not the park for you. I just met another set of neighbors from the apartments. The kids have played whiffle ball so there is enough flat space for that.

This small park is literally and figuratively the heart of the Del Prado neighborhood in…read morePleasanton. Parking is plentiful and there are just the right amount of picnic tables and benches nestled among the greenery and trees. Del Prado Park has a basketball court, swings and play structures for both big and little kids. But the best feature of the park is the large concrete slide. On any given day, you'll spot neighborhood kids learning about the laws of physics on this slide, and there are usually large pieces of cardboard, mostly from packing boxes, lying around to aid them in their play. The park is safe and free of pass-through traffic, and the people are super-friendly. So whether you're visiting or have just moved into town, come on over. And be sure to bring some cardboard boxes, preferably broken down, if you do. The neighborhood kids will thank you!

Alamo Creek Park isn't much compared to other parks in Dublin. Alamo still has amendities worth…read moregoing for: picnic tables, basketball court, grassy fields, children's playground, and the bridge that crosses over the creek. a bike path and bathroom are nearby..

This is such a cute little park. Walkable distance from my home. They have a playground for your…read morelittle ones. If you want to go or a walk there's a pathway that goes around the park Or there's this trail that you can go on that leads up to Amador Valley Street. It's a very nice nature walk, lots of trees so you'll get some shade, you'll often see turkey's walking around. One time I saw a deer which was pretty cool. The park also has a nice area with tables to reserve if you're throwing a party. It's $75 to reserve. We threw our friend a baby shower and it went quite well, except we had to take it back to our house because the bees started to attack our food. So I don't know if it was the time of year we went or they just saw food and told their friends and wanted to crash the party. The grass area is pretty big, enough to set up a net, or for your doggies to run around. They have trees there that are pretty spaced apart, enough to set up a hammock! Every time I walk around the park or coming from the other side of the trail and see kids running around with their families, people playing with their dogs, couples sitting at the benches, it just looks like a picture perfect moment, seeing people enjoy their lives instead of being on their phones all the time, it just reminds me of much simpler times. There's also restrooms which is great.

This neighborhood park is our new favorite for picnics, quick outdoor meet ups or just sun bathing…read morewith not too many people hovering over you and with a lot of car parking available unlike many other parks in the area.

Review #094 - 2018 I…read morebrought the kids here on a whim after we picked up some soft serve at Meadowlark Dairy on Tuesday, April 17th, around 7:30'ish. The park was still full of kids since it was still nice and light out. My daughter loves playing on the slides when we go out to the park, even though we have one in our living room; but she can still play on it for hours. Unfortunately, since we were on a time crunch, because I promised the boys that I would take them to walk at the outlet, we were only able to let her play for about 30 minutes. She was very upset when we had to leave. Even though we didn't spend too much time at this park, I could still see that it was very clean and people here take good care of it. We'll have to swing by again in the future when we're in the area.

Strange park. Seems like a lot of wasted space. Unusual layout. Lots of lawn but not much else…read more This park is simply a bunch of lawn. Lots of it. There is a tiny play structure for young kids in the back behind a community house or club house. That is it. The design is odd. Somehow there is a preschool or daycare or something in the middle of the park. I've never seen this before. What I would guess is a private school in the middle of a public park? Never heard of before. To make things even more strange there is a pool area all fenced off that doesn't appear to be part of the park 'Amador Community.' There is a separate name and parking lot. The play structure for kids is in the last corner of the park. Almost as if it was an afterthought. I can only imagine the city wanted this green area for looks. From the street it appears to look nice... but once you go into it you see how it isn't functional. The grass is in great condition and the trees pleasant - but I'd like to see better use of the area. Make the field useful for soccer or football. Fence off a small area for dogs. Get rid of that preschool unless it is a public one. That needs to go.

It's a beautiful day in NoCal and Amador Community Park is the perfect place for me to chill out…read moreunder a shady tree and catch up writing Yelp reviews. The park has a paved walking trail for pedestrians to loop around the 10-acre park. I bring Lola here for her daily walk around the park. Although the squirrels drive her crazy! The park has a community pool ‍, playgrounds and a horse shoe pit! Year round soccer clubs can also be seen here. Pro-tip for dog owners. Please bring your own poo bags and pick up after ur dog.