Paul Moore Park

This was a great park!! My niece and nephews loved it. (Ages4, 6, 9) Any age can find something to do and there’s a good amount of shade, seating, picnic area, climbing, swinging, slides, you name it. Summer is hot, so make sure to bring plenty of water. So clean. It is only open Thurs-Sun, 10am-6:30pm. No dogs allowed and no roller blades/skates/ skateboards.

Two large playgrounds, one designed for younger kids and the other for older kids. Both are themed to be western style which was cool. Lots of cool activities. My kid thoroughly enjoyed the place, particularly the bouncy horse. There are picnic tables nearby and basketball courts. Bathrooms available for use as well.

Great park, lots of grass, picnic tables, good amount of playground structures, restrooms. Parking is on the street but plenty of space. Few swings, about 6. There is a basketball court and plenty of space to run. The park does not have sand pit, neither water structures. Two main areas, one with a fake train, one with a fake tree house structure.

Great place for all the family! There is a ruge playground which is accessible for wheels chair, baseball and basketball court!
There is a big green space for dogs or picnics.

Great tables for picnics!

Restrooms available

I stumbled upon this park and discovered a hidden gem for pickleball enthusiasts! This park has it all for players of all levels 🏓👟

A wonderfully quiet place to unwind and take in the scenery as you either walk around the pathways or find a relaxing place to sit in the grass.

We drive up occasionally from Santa Nella and always stop here to play. We’ve been coming for years. It is perfectly set up so that you can see all the play areas from a central point so it’s perfect when you have multiple kids running around or just one that’s all over the place.

Pleasant neighborhood park with baseball, tennis and basketball. The playground is well done. The redwoods make for good shade.

Yes ! my kids love love love it to play and me too here at Paul Moore Park ...

This park was amazing for a dog and 2 crazy little nieces of mine. So spacious and clean nice trails all around and most importantly extra activities for working out like a ball court and chin ups bar

I bring my kids to run free here all the time

"Cherry Park" is a nice family spot! We reserved a nice area under the trees and our event was lovely!
1. No matter where you are in the park, the bathrooms are not that far
2. The playground is very nice
3. Street parking is available all around the park

Its a real nice park for the kids. Bad design thou. The rain puddles up big time when it rains and it does not drain.

This is a great park for children 5-12. We took our 1.5 year old there and I felt like it had to be watching him very carefully due to the larger structures and level changes. The surrounding park is super nice with great picnic and party spaces, large trees, and open spaces.

Great park to bring your kids, great park to BBQ, great park to have a picnic. It has a baseball diamond, basketball courts, tennis courts, playgrounds, big field for soccer or football, and most importantly... open restrooms

Great park used by many different people for many years. Lots of trees, open space, room for baseball & soccer, a playground for the little ones. Love that park.

Fun for the entire family. With 2 playground sets, one for the little ones and another for the older kids, everyone can have fun. There are picnic tables available if you are looking to BBQ.

Took my grandkids there and we had a wonderful time. Great play ground areas and nice open field to run on. Every one was following the Covid safety guidelines.
Paul Moore Park will be temporary closed from March 8 through March 28 for repairs.

This park has nice facilities including tennis courts, basketball courts, playground, baseball diamond, good lighting for playing later in the day, and public restrooms. It has street parking only but it flanks all four sides of the park.

Top rate park. You may tend to call it “Cherry Park” if you’re a local. Sadly, that isn’t its name on a map. It took me until around college to learn the park I grew up going to had a different name… oh how times change 🥲