2017 Queen SoLisa: I dont do any kind of rides but this the only one I will go on. It Such a fun little ride and such a great view we ride every time we come here. Great experience for the family ( those who arent scared lol)
Heather Haight: Its a small little park with this pretty artist detail just on the edge of downtown in a residential area. Peaceful, beautiful with a small playground and lots of space to have a picnic, play or relax.
amy meier: We did a tour at the Sojourner Truth African Heritage Museum with my college art class. They have guided tours guided by docents. Its like walking through pages of a history book. Very beautiful mural paintings created by African American artists adorn the walls. There are also small businesses inside the large building. you can find anything from gorgeous bold African printed handmade clothing to hairstylists to lawyers and an advocacy center. We made a donation of $12 but that couldve been a lowered price for the students. Check it out if you have time. I highly recommend it.
Bruno Ortiz: Nice enough local trails for biking, hiking and horse back. It is in Hollister so no need to drive far. $5 day use with about 6-7 miles of trails. Little to no shade so wear sun screen and bring lots of water. About 800 to 1000 feet of elevation change.
MC: Very clean neighborhood park. The playground is fun for kids all ages. Plenty of space with super green grass. There’s also a wee little library. Only down is there are no restrooms or water fountains.
Cuprentis Ferguson: A great neighborhood park. They have restrooms, a mini water park for toddlers, (this next one will probably attract a lot of people, do the detriment of this review), a basketball full court, swings, and other amenities. So far, its been kept up with the grass green, and relatively full levels of mulch.
