Parks & Recreation Spaces

Stairway from Shoreline Park to the beach below. Shoreline Steps Beach offers dog owners a place to walk their pup off-leash.

This 14,600 square foot skatepark is located along the waterfront. Features include a half-pipe, rails, fun boxes, and other skating elements. Helmets and elbow and knee pads are required at all times. Admission is free.

Nestled high in the foothills, this park boasts grassy meadows, walking and hiking trails, numerous native shade trees and four reservable picnic and barbecue sites.

Nestled high in the foothills, Skofield Park has 4 reservation areas for day use. Area A is the largest site in the park accommodating up to 100 guests.

Nestled high in the foothills, Skofield Park has 4 reservation areas for day use. Area B has a BBQ and picnic tables accommodating up to 45 guests. 

Nestled high in the foothills, Skofield Park has 4 reservation areas for day use. Area C has picnic tables, BBQs and plenty of shade to accommodating up to 55 guests.

Nestled high in the foothills, Skofield Park has 4 reservation areas for day use. Area D has a BBQ and picnic tables accommodating up to 30 guests.

This downtown park features lawn bowling greens and a clubhouse. The park is next to the Louise Lowry Davis Center and the Twelve35 Teen Center.

A canyon park reaching up San Roque Canyon to Jesusita Trail; contains a playground for two- to five-year-olds, creekside and hiking trails through San Roque Canyon. Picnic sites allow reservations.