Cheng Park - San Luis Obispo (CA)

2 /5 gomarketingsuccess dotcom: There could be potential for this tiny chinese decor park in the middle of a city. I would thought this can pass as a tiny corner Japanese garden. Unfortunately, homeless clothing were on the bench and dirty water. You only need 3-5 min to explore all.

4 /5 Kevin B: Given the state of all things, its a nice pocket park. Plenty of places to sit down and have a shady rest. Yeah, there can sometimes be some homeless here, but I havent had any I unpleasant encounters. I think the city does a good job in keeping the parks in nice condition, despite all the people who dont respect the places and make them a mess.

2 /5 Maria Nova: OK guys, this one’s totally strange, it looks to be the entrance to a beautiful park/garden, but it’s not at all. It’s just a corner with a beautiful Chinese structure and two dragons and nothing else. There’s not even a walk you could do it’s probably .1 acre! I don’t know why they call it a Park! It is pretty, but it is not a Park.

2 /5 stacey crockett: Its a cool little piece of architecture but where there should be water and koi fish is an empty area and its not much of a park. What you see in the pictures is literally all there is to see. Its a gazebo with an entrance way on the corner of a block.

1 /5 Brianna Elder: Tiny tiny tinnnnny park. Awesome Chinese pavilion and fountain but very small