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Ball fields, playgrounds & picnic shelters on 225 acres surrounding a 1903 mansion with tours.
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Reviews — 8
Very big park, aprox 160 acres. Lots of open space. Long, sceenic double-rows of olive trees, and a wide variety of tall trees. The mansion is interesting and beautiful. Lots of roads and parking lots. Two Disc Golf courses. But.. watch out for goatheads, in some areas the grass is gone and goathead plants have overwhelmed the ground.
Went to the Renaissance fair here. Really had a good time. But they needed more food venues there , some ran out of food really early on. Next time I will wear more comfortable shoes very bumpy grass.
Went for the Scottish Festival. They were parking people pretty far out, but when I asked to park closer, they were accommodating. It was nicely shaded.
I was there for the Scottish Games Festival with a group. It was my first time. I would go again. Real cool! I'm not Scottish, never been to Scotland and know very little about the culture but it was as subversive an experience as I'll probably get for the money. I'm going to try to make next year...and I'll bring cash next time.
It's a pirate 🦜 invasion all weekend. Food and drink and cannons. The smell of gunpowder intoxicating
Pretty nice. Plenty of space on the weekday. 5 dollars per car so carpool to save money. Restroom is same for many years. So glad they got toilet paper. There are workers keeping the park clean.
This park is one of Fresno's true gems. There is a $5.00 admission but no one was attending the booth on our last visit. They need to hook up to a parking app like Woodward Park because they can certainly use the money for upkeep. Lots of space and plenty of benches if you're looking to have a picnic. One of Fresno's top spots for community events.
