Dimond Park

Diamond Park has much to offer, including a swimming pool. A delightful creek runs across the northern edge of the park. There is a trail that leads past the bridge that connects to Park Blvd. The trail is quite technical and requires excellent footwear and caution. The rain has eroded the pathways in places and makes hiking here exciting. Pack dry socks if you attempt the hike past the bridge, creek crossing is necessary, and I only noticed one suitable place to keep shoes out of water.

Cute little gem hidden in the hills. I enjoyed a nice sunny day there with family and friends. There are tennis courts, public restrooms, barbecue pits and 2 playgrounds for the kids. There are also plenty of benches and open spaces to have a picnic

I’ll update this to be a slightly more detailed/helpful review soon, promise, just pls allow me to say for now that THIS PARK IS 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼😁 ..def one of my faves, fs.

Sort of tucked-away & really fantastic for kids, especially as its ‘tucked-away’ nature means FAR-reduced concerns of little ones & street/bike traffic, etc., as is relative to many other Bay Area parks.

Don’t take that description to mean that the park is small, however, cuz it’s actually somewhat huge.. and yet still cozy, somehow.
Lots of various courts on offer, lots of walking space with trees that are both enormous & numerous.. it’s a winner, IMHO.

Enjoy!

This is a beautiful park with giant redwoods that greet you along with tennis courts, picnic area, playground and a public swimming pool!!! As you walk east up along Sausal creek it becomes very wooded and shady. This would be an amazing place to play as a kid because there are some many places to explore. If you’re looking for a nice 2 mile hike start at Dimond Park and hike upstream and then take the Old Canon Trail back - you won’t be disappointed!

Wilson is STILL a Dry Creek favorite of mine. Not only does Diane Wilson create a FINE zinfandel, the winery boasts a very knowledgeable friendly staff. And pups are VIPs here.

A beautifully maintained park with LOTS of local wildlife and plants. The creek was recently replanted with native plants and is beautiful to sit by and listen to. There’s a pool, basketball courts, a playground, picnic tables, and lots of lawn to play games on. There’s also a walking trail through the woods deeper in. This is a hot spot to play Pokemon Go! Theres gyms and stops in abundance.

Nice park friendly atmosphere. Took my g babies here to play. They love the water stream flowing, cool and calm.

I signed up for an art workshop at this park, and it was an absolute delight. The talented instructor provided all the necessary materials, and the setting under the trees and by a tranquil pond was inspiring. The quality of instruction was exceptional, and I created a masterpiece I'm proud of. The workshop fee was modest, making it a fantastic value for both beginners and experienced artists. I'm definitely coming back for more creative sessions!

If you start seeing golf balls turn back. Fun hike with some dicey areas of you make the wrong turn, but stay on the path and you'll find it a nice hike

Amazing experience; I highly recommend visiting!

Great for kids, three playgrounds for all ages.

A great place for hiking of all ages!
I especially loved the scavenger hunt of the handmade trolls!

Shady, moist and easy hiking. Best place to bring dogs in the heat of summer. No foxtails to speak of. A few very special and secret places to allow your dogs a dip in Sausal Creek in the hot weather.

Nice new small tennis court, pool is open, trees with pine cones, flowing stream, enough space for volleyball too.

I really like this park it has more than 1 different sections for different age groups. And they have a trail that you hike on and the things you see are kinda cool it seems like it goes on forever. You should totally check it out and you can bring your dogs too 😊. Down below is a picture of the creek that you see while hiking.

Beautiful walk on Old Cañón Trail, a bit late, but the creek sounded beautiful for an evening walk.

Beautiful park with a lot to do. Big grass space for picnics, lounging and running around. Many tables for BBQ. Great Creek for exploring tadpoles, newts and bugs. Generous amount of bathrooms. Tennis courts. Basketball courts, pool, playground, and hiking trails. A lot of time can be spent here.

One of the gems of the neighborhood, Diamond Park is great place for families, walks, dates, hikes, and hangs. Not much of a secret, but there's a whole other playground behind the pool that's geared more for older kids.

This park is pretty cool & is split into 3 play structures for toddlers up to bigger kids.
-There are plenty of benches to sit at and maybe have an event.
-There's also a lot of grass area. -There are bathrooms, which I think I used, which means it was clean enough, lol.
-We had a squirrel visitor who kept getting so close, like he was about to jump on us. He even put his little squirrel paw on our ball like he wanted to roll it, I've never seen anything like it but I was scared and so interested at the same time, lol.

We had such a great birthday party for my daughter! And we also had a puppet show from Ricky Roo & Friends. What a nice day!