Paco Sánchez Park

I love this park! Very well thought out and unique. The playing structure is enclosed so kids can play on different types of weather and still be protected. There's trails a water park and lots of other stuff. Highly recommend.

So sad—lots of kids and families at this amazing park on a weekend afternoon, but also so much trash and graffiti. The main play structure has been cordoned off and then broken back open, so kids are still in there.

This park should be amazing but sadly with all the homelessness and drug use around, the main attraction is now gated off. Probably best considering we don’t need any kids coming in contact with fentanyl… there also is a crazy blood splatter on the jumping rocks area? I was heartbroken to show up with my two kids and realize how much this park has suffered. Please fix our parks!

My goodness what an AMAZING park! As a 38 year old kid trapped in an adults body, I couldn't help myself! I had to join in and go down the massive slide once! This playground is more than I could ever imagine! The size, the various obstacles, and the castle like feel of the main "honeycomb" structure are nothing short of mind blowing! I imagine a small child would almost be overwhelmed by the size and intricate details put into this playground! Aside from the main structure there are various areas in the park to adventure and discover including a water jet area to cool down on a hot day! If you are coming to play here plan on a good amount of time set aside because there is ALLOT to do and see here!

A park with a little bit of everything- playground, open fields for sports, picnic tables, basketball court, splash pad, and skateboarding. The play equipment is the star of this park. It's massive, with ample climbings areas, slides, and swings. It's best suited for kids ages 5+, as there isn't a separate smaller play structure for little kids, and it's very easy to lose sight of your kids in the large structure. We visited on a warm, Sunday afternoon and it was packed, though that didn't seem to bother my kiddos. There's enough equipment that even with a large crowd, it's still fun. There are multiple picnic tables near the playground as well as trees for shade. Many people bring camp chairs or blankets and find a spot on the grass. Knocked a star off for the cleanliness of the park. There was a decent bit of trash lying around (though I didn't see any signs of alcohol or drug use as other reviews have stated). And if you need to use a bathroom near the playground, there are only two port-o-potties.