Sequoit Creek Park - Village of Antioch — Attraction in Antioch

We have six kids ranging from 15 to 3 months and we brought most of them to the park today and they had a blast. From the little ones playing in the playground to the older ones playing in the grass area. Definitely looking forward to coming back. Bring snacks and have a picnic area; or create a play date for other kids to come with and then after walk downtown. Our hangout spot for the Antioch parade was always by the clock tower, and we were super excited for the playground and to see what else is coming. The thing that I enjoyed the most had a Dr. Seuss feel to it with all the colors and the way the houses were designed and the different types of slides. Playground is gated, which is a plus and there is a bench on the outside as well and tables and chairs. Bathrooms are located by the shelter area. I believe they are looking for a coffee shop to open there. We’ve actually reached out to Mark to see if we can have our local business...

This is the most beautiful park I have ever seen! The whole area is amazing. The walkways, the grassy areas, the water, all gorgeous. The playground is perfect! So many different things For the kids to play with. The splash pad is small and cute for the kids to cool off in when it’s hot. The whole playground is fenced in so it’s easy to keep an eye on the kids playing inside. The fire pits are so pretty, and will be amazing during the cooler months. You could definitely spend the day here. There are plenty of places to walk to and eat or get food from. The only thing I say the park could use, is a few shaded areas. There is no covered or shaded spots, so when the sun is shining, it’s just on you from...

The new park is stunning and has something for everyone. Easily one of the best in the area. I do have one big issue. There is no adult seating/benches INSIDE the playground area. As someone with a disability and chronic pain visiting a disability-friendly park with my children, I expected to see seating available. Instead, my options were to wander around the playground while in pain, or sit OUTSIDE the playground area where I can't see my children, which is a safety concern. It was disappointing to discover and it will definitely deter us from visiting this park in the future. I hope this situation can be addressed...