This park is super spacious and perfect for a long walk, clearing your head, or pretending you're…read morein your "romantic main character reconnecting with nature" era. There's plenty of room to roam, and it's honestly such a peaceful spot to just exist outside for a while. Now... the only downside is the public restroom situation. The lack of doors is a bold architectural choice -- very "trust fall with society." As a woman, it's a little... unsettling. And the inside? Let's just say it gave strong Silent Hill vibes. Not quite the immersive nature experience I was looking for. That said, the park itself is beautiful and totally worth visiting. Just maybe handle your restroom business before you arrive -- or be prepared for a survival horror side quest.

We had a lovely afternoon walk after lunch on a beautiful 80°F day. The small shaded parking lot…read moreled us to a peaceful pond filled with the sounds of loud bullfrogs--a fun surprise! The trails were clean and scenic, with towering trees that made us feel like we were in Tahoe. We spotted some lifelike animal statues along the way and enjoyed a relaxing 2-mile loop past playgrounds and open fields. The fresh air and serene surroundings made it perfect for biking or just clearing your mind. Highly recommend this spot for a refreshing outdoor escape!

Cute park! Looks very new and up-to-date. I'd say it's best for kids 6 and under. The little…read moreplayground has very small slides that were perfect for my 2 year old but a little small for my 4 year old. However, the zip line and rock structures were great for my 4 year old. There is also a rope/spiderweb structure that's fun for kids to climb. There were rocks and fake logs on the ground that were easily accessible for littles. There are also swings. I love that the park is a good distance from the street in every direction. There is a large grassy area and a pathway that separates the park from the street. Several people were walking and biking on the path. There are some picnic tables underneath an overhead structure, which would provide good shade in the summer. There weren't many trees providing shade on the play area, which I could see being an issue in the summer. The big thing all parents want to know: yes, there is a bathroom!

A unique little park, it has a cool zipline apparatus that my daughter loves. There is a small…read morejungle gym for young kids (maybe ages 2-7) and a large sandbox area for digging play. There are several climbing rocks and rope obstacles, too, as well as swings. My only complaint about this clean and friendly park is that the play area has no shade. There are no shade structures or tree canopies to provide any shade at all for the kids, though there is a large seating area that is covered.

Love this park, it is set back almost hidden off of Lillard. My kids love it. There is lots of…read moreshade, a big grass area and structures for small kids and bigger kids. There are 2 small picnic tables, making conversation a with other parents easy to start.

Covell Park is a 5 acre park located between W. Covell Blvd and Grande Ave in North East Davis…read more There are plenty of things to do here from running the paved bike trail, walking your fur friend, BBQing, and much more. The grass is green and the trees are trimmed. Its just a peaceful little park. Its very busy in the mornings, kind of dead in the afternoon, but picks up in the late afternoon. A simple short cut for students riding their bikes to DHS or UCD. There is tons of parking around this park. The best places to park is on Del Oro Ave, Baja Ave, and Catalina Dr. Those three places offer the best parking situations for you. There are other places that allow you to park and walk into the park, but parking can get a little tight with residential parking taking up most of the room. You can find those places at Jalisco Pl, Bella Case Ave, Ipanema Pl, Huerta Pl, Cortez Ave, Encina Ave, El Cajon Ave, Faro Ave, Anza Ave and Guaymas Pl. With all those places listed you should be able to find a way into the park. This the park has a total of 12 benches scattered all around so people can sit and enjoy the park. There are also 8 trash can located at different parts of the park to help keep it clean. There are also 2 play structures located inside the park. Pretty modern playground stuff, Swings, slides, different level on the structures itself. There is two tennis courts located by the restroom and water fountian. With two bike racks next to the tennis courts too. Wanting to BBQ, there are two BBQ's in the park, both have picnic tables close to them. As of right 09/25/17, They mow and blow off the walk trails on Thursdays, The tennis courts get blown off on Tuesday, Bathrooms are checked daily but get cleaned on Monday and Fridays. Trash cans get dumped on Mondays and Fridays but are checked daily. On a side note there are two different Geocaches in the park. https://www.geocaching.com/geocache/GC2C9K0_does-davis-have-easy-finds?guid=19ac4629-a86f-4b23-a1a3-c99864b8c5a7 https://www.geocaching.com/geocache/GCQ6TV_great-experience-cache If you are looking for a fun new game check out Geocaching.com

Lovely park, really big stretch of land, really quiet and far away from cars.read more

We love this park so much! There are two separate play structures, one is more suited for older…read morechildren and one for younger children. There are four swings, two for big kids and two for babies. The super big curly-cue slide on the larger play structure was removed recently. There are still plenty of slides and tunnels though, along with monkey bars and various ladders to climb. There is not a "fireman" pole, much to the chagrin of my son. A huge plus is that the park is surrounded by several large trees, so it remains pretty well-shaded. There is only a port-a-potty though, which I still count as a plus since it wasn't there a few years ago. Just be aware that because this park is right next to Willett Elementary school, there are daily influxes of kids, depending on what time you come. The after-school program often comes out here to play. There is lots of grass surrounding the park. I've been to a birthday party that was hosted here. There are a couple of picnic tables and several benches. If you have dogs, there's an off-leash area. It's definitely an older park, which is evident by how aged the equipment looks, but my toddler boys still have lots of fun here. As others have mentioned, it's right near the bike path and far enough from the street that you needn't worry about nearby cars.

Big fun play structure and swings for all ages! Dog off lease area and ample lawn to play soccer,…read morefrisbee or fly a kite. I like it's along the bike path too removes from the road. The only down side is this park does not have a restroom just a sad plastic Porta potty.

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

Quiet and green playground, running, walking, and open space a lot greener than I remember…read moreCalifornia! Us three guys wondered around a Sunday morning on vacation and enjoyed the clean air and nice paths.

I love this park. But it is really more than a park! It has walkways which seem to go on forever…read moreand meander thru nature areas and different neighborhoods. Beauty every where and quiet spots if you are looking to get away from it all. But plenty of activity if you are bringing the kids. Different small areas strategically placed with slides, jungle gyms and even a big lady bug and bumble bee for the kids to climb on and sit! Quite cute. I may have a photo already posted of the play areas. If not will post on my next run. Many entrances to this vast area allow access which is convenient. You may enter one opening and exit another! There is an abundance of wildlife too. Your usual squirrels but also many varieties of birds! My fav! Song birds to big raptors. Even saw a hawk in a tree tearing apart something (yikes) for lunch! And in the dusk hours there are turkey vultures that fly in by the hundreds to roost. Quite a sight. Every season portrays the greenbelt in a different way. At the present time, spring has definitely sprung even though the middle of February. Daffodils, mums and lots of wild flowers and trees blooming which are just so beautiful. And the main trail which runs along side the bigger playground is covered by a canopy of trees and in the hot summer it can be cool enough to walk without being in the direct sunlight! One of the few outdoor places like that! People are friendly but doing their own thing. Bicycles allowed on the main trail but unfortunately some go way too fast! Luckily most are respectful as are the walkers of the bicyclists. If you want a little slice of heaven or alone time...this is the park for you!

Downtown VV always has events happening here. It's a nice spot to walk around and enjoy the local…read morebusiness along downtown. Lots of parking in several lots, street parking, and near the school.

Andrews Park is located on Downtown Vacaville, which one would consider the epicenter.This is the…read morepark that holds many events: 4th of July fireworks, Farmers market, Summer concerts, etc. I came by today, second day straight to take a walk and enjoy some sunlight. NorCal has been getting pounded with rain for a week straight. I decided to skip the gym and go outside. Andrews Park is on a hill, so, you have the chance to walk at an incline to get your heart up. Which I love! There's a playground, public bathrooms (enter at your own risk), a flowing creek, benches, and a map of the "fitness trail" to follow around the park for exercise.