"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.

Parent-Friendly Review (Detailed)…read more This park is more of a practical, everyday playground rather than a big destination park--but that's exactly why many parents love it. It's clean, safe, easy to access, and not crowded, perfect for letting kids burn off energy. What kids will enjoy * Large climbing tower with a long tube slide * Rope nets, balance bridges, and obstacle-style play great for coordination and confidence * Swings and spinning features for extra fun Best for ages 3+ to elementary school kids, especially active ones Why parents like it * Super easy parking (huge plus--no stress) * Shaded benches so parents can sit comfortably * Open layout easy to keep an eye on your kids * Clean rubber ground safer for falls * Not too crowded kids don't have to wait for turns

Beautiful park with lots of wide open space for energetic toddlers!! The playground itself isn't…read morehuge but the architecture is beautiful and the design is perfect for kiddos that like to climb. The grass fields are great for outdoor activities and my kids love this park. Definitely recommend

Nice colorfuk sturdy play structures,well kept manacured lawn & nice quest parking next to the…read moretrees.. Every time I've come the children my friends & my nieces have thoroughly enjoyed it. And my son & I enjoyed sitting in the park as well eating early morning pastry & coffee from Paris Banquette.

Great park. Love the two play areas, picnic benches, lots of lawn area for play time, and the…read moretrees. But, why oh why with this size park there isn't a bathroom? What if a child has an urgent bathroom need?

Wow, right after San Ramon opened Heritage Park they upped their game with the premier of Critter…read moreCrossroads Park. Its located in the Windermere area close to Gale Ranch Middle School. This park has some nice features that are much better than Heritage: 1. Bathrooms! Yes, its not a real park without public restrooms. 2. Huge parking lot 3. Two play structures for younger kids with slides and things to climb - nothing challenging. They also have sets of swings on either side of the park. 4. Picnic area with shade and garbage cans everywhere. 5. Big sand box for sensory play. 6. The most unique feature are two outdoor ping pong tables. I used to play in middle school so lots of fond memories and friendships made.

I'm a little mad that I waited a year for this park to open, but honestly, I love it. The huge…read morefield is great -- I could play football with my friends all day. Nice park to play at.

Went there 1st week of April to see the wisteria plants, it's pretty and love the flowers scents,…read morevery sweet and refreshing. The public washroom is well maintained too

Need light in basketball area I can't play past 5:46…read morebecause the sun sets early they need to add this for the people who play late in the day

Clean and simple park in the middle of a residential neighborhood in Livermore. It was easy to find…read moreshaded street parking midweek. The park is made up of lush green fields, lovely trees, and play structures for the kiddos. The swings are a plus. And I liked the freenotes harmony musical instruments near the playground. The layout and modest offerings at the park make it ideal for playing sports and picnicking in the grass or at one of several picnic tables on site. No sports facilities or equipment can be found, but there's ample room for kicking a ball around. Though the place isn't huge, there was enough space to go for a run too, with a concrete trail curving through the park. A no-frills, peaceful and inviting setting, and a nice spot to take young ones if you live nearby. No restrooms are available, but I did see a porta potty in the corner.

As the other reviewers say, there are indeed no public restrooms. However, it offers a nice grass…read morefield and a walking trail. Overall, I think it is a nice addition.

Bothwell Park is mostly open space, lots of greenery, some paved walkways…read more amendities are a children's play area, sand pit, swings. there's a shaded area with a few tables underneath. street parking only.

Although I am from Minnesota my daughter and her family live in Livermore so we are fairly frequent…read morevisitors and like this city very much. My wife and I stay a Vrbo near Bothwell park and are very familiar with it. It is a small park only about a block or so in area and also houses the Bothwell Art Center which has a lot of interesting programs especially for children. As pointed out by other reviewers the park has no trees or shade and is covered by a soft rubber like material so it isn't a place you would want to spend much time in during a hot summer day in Livermore but on the other hand it has a nice playground with a challenging climbing frame which even my blasé older grandchildren can't resist.

You won't stumble upon it. It's several blocks from the freeway, not near any main street…read more Instead, Fairlands Park is delightfully nestled in a lovely neighborhood mostly in-between backs of houses. It doesn't offer much beyond a couple of tennis courts and a small playground, one sitting bench from what I could see, one picnic bench -- no picnic/BBQ area. Perhaps the best feature is the windy path with grass on either side. Great for all pooches, kids, strollers, and us peeps.

Fairlands Park stands out for it's granite signage, green greenery, walk ways and multiple trees…read more out of sight is the tennis courts. the park is a long, winding strip, not just a square footage of area. (leftovers of residential developments?) not much parking seen in the area. the greens are marvelous. no benches or other amenities seen. just bring ur own.