Leydecker Park — Attraction in Alameda

Aaaahh The Lee! With your own access to the steering wheel theres no place your shipp won't cant sail! Parking restrooms a view that just won't quit and a smooth and gentle zephyr if you will (breeze). Yeah this side of that waterfront does not capture those cold Golden Gate breezes that have potential of causing migrañas you know what im saying. Lotsa jogging and AND benches to recouperate from the jogging. Very well to do neighbors does this park have(I hwwhishh I could say the same thing about you Needy Neighbor juan. Lol) so please try to park as far from the residents as possible because believe me the neighborhood inviting you could smoke weed out theah and noone will say anything to you (I witnessed it. Theyre just not judgemental.) But then you'll find your parking closer and closer until like youre all "Good Mohoirning Winthrop Ascot Family!" And you realize your not an invite YKWIS.The neighborhood is...

Leydecker park, you're a family friend Got ballers, kids, grass, but for parking you'll need to fend The playground is nice, not too shabby There's also a full basketball court in case you're flabby

This park is pretty nice. Has a playground for kids, large round field for things like ultimate frisbee, has a full basketball court, and a softball field. The only thing is, that if there's an event, good luck finding parking. Parking can be tough to get without an event going on. Otherwise, a nice park. Just make sure kids cross the street safely...

this is a quiet park next to a small library and strip mall. the main attraction is a small, fenced playground for smaller children which is often overrun by the daycare next door. nearby, you will find a baseball field, tennis courts, and basketball hoops.

the park is well-maintained and has a mix of shady/sunny and flat/mounded areas. there are a handful of picnic tables, but no grills.

the park is right next to mccartney street, and there is no fence, so you might choose to be concerned about your ball, frisbee, or child finding its way...