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Hight rate 10 location for tourist in Turlock, CA, USA
06-2025 Markley Park in Hight rate 10 location for tourist in Turlock, CA, USABrad Bates Park - Turlock Ray: Fun toys for kids. Bark and grass were free of debris. Lots of birds around we could hear owls and see a huge nest. Lots of shade from the trees. Overall a great park to play at. Additional there were a couple tables and basketball. Close parking.
Pedretti Park - Turlock Elise S: Overall, nice baseball field. We were here for a tournament this weekend, $8 to get in (pretty standard).
-Snacks sold at at table as you enter (pretty much candy bars, chips, drinks - no hot food).
-Clean restrooms, central to all fields
-No issue with bringing Fido along.
-Easy parking with short walk to fields.
-You can bring in your own food
-Shade over the bleachers and more shade than most fields
Downside:
-No full snack bar
-Pitching mound was all mud (perhaps from frosty cold evenings)
-Older facility, could use some updating, but still maintained
Happy Park - Yuba City Ron Brandon: Well curated, regularly maintained, busy park in south Yuba City close to Hwy 99 and Bogue Rd. Open area for large group and community / school athletics. Wooded shady areas for picnic areas and covered spaces with lots of stone or wooden tables. Large creative playground feature with bark or other synthetic covering, swings, water fountains, dog waste bags, basketball hoops, jungle gym. I trained my service dog at the park.
NorCal Escape Co. - Yuba City Parker Mitchell: Condemned 2 is fantastic! Our group had 2 people with 40+ games and 5 with 1-5 rooms under our belts. All of us loved the puzzles and the game room design in Condemned. The puzzles are absolutely unique but they also make sense. We had a great time and Jamie was a fantastic host and explained the room and any questions we had afterwards. Definitely 5+ star experience!
Feather River Parkway - Yuba City CALI Vibin: Great place to walk the trails, but the beach area is normally littered with garbage,broken glass, drug paraphernalia, and the occasional homeless camp.
Sutter County Museum - Yuba City Dave Allred: This place is amazing and the women that work their are so helpful and pleasant to talk to. I havent been there since I was a little kid so I stopped by and had a great time wondering through the place and learning about other cultures.
Forward Park - Red Bluff Diamond Touvell: Its nice!!! Peaceful play area playground has a baseball field gated some grassy Bathrooms are working and water to wash your hands.....homeless is off the trails but hey its California what does anyone expect...
William B. Ide Adobe State Park - Red Bluff Normandy Helmer: State Parks requires daily-use payment for this very small park. Reasonable, staffed visitors center with historic interpretation displays. Signage VERY outdated, references a tree that is now a stump. Old bronze plaque still calls it "Ide" adobe, now known to be false attribution. Building no longer has traditional roof, you can see where pole beams would have been. Current roof protects building but is inappropriate for structure of this style. Building was locked, but if you peer in you can see reasonable furnishings for the period. The ceiling & rafters are not accurate for the structure.
Trainor Park - Red Bluff Pearce Casey (Doc Holliday): Trainor Park is one of the most shaded in Red Bluff. With large, old growth trees, restroom facilities, slides, swings, everything that a park is known for usually. With large grassy areas, baseball diamonds, and a pretty vast area, it is a nice, quiet, and relatively safe park. While you get the feeling it is off the beaten path, and isolated, it isnt. You are in the older airport business park area, surrounded by Vista Middle School, a neighborhood and of course, many local businesses. It makes for a very nice picnic park, and activity center. If the homeless make you nervous, fair warning, this park has a small group of homeless that call it homebase. I wouldnt recommend it after dark, but in the day time, you will have no problems. Enjoy!
Kelly-Griggs House Museum - Red Bluff John Bennett: It was a very nice little museum. The docents were very nice and well-informed. No cost all donations. Nice history, but not enough about Kelly-Griggs themselves.
