Mary Gomez Park and Pool

It’s a cute place. It has a nice paved walkway with trees and open fields bordering it. The park has a basketball court, a pool, and two tennis courts (behind the pool), as you walk in. It has a playground and picnic area down the path. They are both nice, the picnic area is an average size. After that, following the path they have a very nice, shaded tree area and more open field. In all it’s a nice place. The only downside is that the pool is not public. But I don’t mind, that’s not the reason I go, the reason is to have a nice walk with my friends, family, and nature.

Equipment is a bit outdated but kids still have fun here. It's not accessible for people of all abilities; it does have two play structures and swing sets (2-5, 5-12). There is a nice grassy field and many trees, as well as a restroom. There are 13 parking spots and a handicap parking spot and lots of neighborhood parking. It was fairly quiet on a Saturday evening. Park closes 1/2 hour after sunset.

Really NICE park, it has a playground area, grill area, tennis courts, bathrooms and is super clean. Parking is limited but you can easily find parking on the street.

Went during the afternoon and there wasn't alot of ppl. If your looking for a playground with sand, this is the spot. Nice play area for the kids and a shared area with benches right close to the play area. The park is a long strip and somewhat enclosed on two sides. But it's nice and green with plenty of shade. I did see a basketball court at the other end as well. The picnic area too was shaded. A big plus for eating out here

People take over path, talking and screaming, kids just riding bikes left and right without looking, like 4-5 yo with grandparents and don't care about anyone, homeless people just behind trees hiding and doing something... it was good a year ago, but becoming a huge headache lately