Reyes Adobe Park

I enjoyed this park for a nice quick stop. Let the kids run and play, the restroom facilities are properly maintained. The park area is not to big and does not provide BBQ areas, not sure if it's allowed as their sign did not specifically state it. The playground is in great condition. The kids loved it and enjoyed themselves. Pet friendly and doe shave a hill slope. Plenty of shade for picnicking. If you're in the area and those kids are driving you crazy (constantly fighting amongst themselves)! I'd recommend killing an hour or two here, you won't regret it!

Great historic Adobe. Rooms furnished as they would have been in the late 1800s.

Good place to train on hills for running. This might be a problem for playing soccer, though. There are some flat sections but the majority of the park is hilly. It has bathrooms and a nice shaded set of tables.

Excellent park for dogs. Well lit open spaces. Neatly nestled in a quiet neighborhood.

It's very nice for a good walk or just to sit around and watch your kids play it's a beautiful little Park

Very good. Grass space, bathrooms, benches (lots and with a roof) to eat and put stuff down. I love it and go all the time. Highly recommend my only problems are that the bathrooms are dirty (as usual as it is public) and the big playground equipment is surroned with sand which get in shoes and such. Good climbing trees to and plenty of space.

Your average nice park. This one has a hilly part which is good for picnicking on a slope, if you prefer. The playground equipment is in good shape and extensive. The unique part of this park is the actual Reyes Adobe that is a historical landmark. When it's open, they have art exhibits and sometimes events taking you back to the 1800's era

Nice open (hilly) grassy field and large play structure. Was there on the weekend and wasn’t busy. Mostly wood chips, with one small area with sand. Some nice shady spots as well.