Parks in Napa, California

Alston Park covers 157 acres in the unobstructed rolling hills of northwest Napa. The open-space park, owned by the city of Napa, was made public in 1991. Alston Park has three miles of meandering ... More on Trails

Also doubles as the local dog park. More on trails.mtbr.com

This park offers an off-leash exercise area. Dogs must be under voice control at all times. The park is located on Shetler ... More on DogFriendly.com

Robert Louis Stevenson State Park is the place where the famous author of Treasure Island and Kidnapped spent his honeymoon in 1880. Although nothing remains of Stevenson’s cabin, the site is identified on the trail to the summit. The ... More on Parks.ca.gov

Located at Old Sonoma Road and Freeway Drive in Napa, Playground Fantastico is a playground and public art space built by the Napa community from May 28th to June 2nd 2002. Here’s why Playground Fa... More on KidsPlayParks

The river feature is a favorite with my kids but the water is just gross by the end of the river. More on KidsPlayParks

Bothe Napa Valley State Park allows visitors to hike along streams or climb to a vantage point on Coyote Peak at 1170 feet. Once developed by ... More on Weather.com

Th napa skatepark is awsome lots of ramps launcher ramp is the the best it has a bowl a snake funbox lancher quarter ... More on skateboardpark.com

Timberhill Park is an undeveloped park in the foothills framing the west side of Napa. The 10-acre park is a tucked-away gem at the end of a street on the edge of a residential neighborhood. The forested park has an unusual shape, ... More on Trails

The Napa River flows 50 miles from the headwaters on the slopes of Mount St. Helena into San Pablo Bay. The river, among the largest in the Central Coast Range, runs through the heart of Napa Valley. The river drains 426 square miles ... More on Trails

Using the Valley View, Rocky Ridge, Meadow, Oak Knoll, North Knoll, and Deer trails, this semi-loop route explores most of Westwood Hills Park, a small patch of eucalyptus forest, oak woodland, and open grassland west of Hwy. 29, ... More on Trails

In 1974 a developer proposed a 350-home subdivision on this 110-acre tract, but the city countered with a scaled-down version. When the developer balked at the new proposal, the city offered to buy the land for a park and made the ... More on Trails