Nipomo Regional Park — Attraction in California

Dog park is fair to middlin… often the only ones there however, when there are others it seems there seems the dogs and their humans are good people. (Vs elm st dog park where I’ve run into aggressive dogs more than a few times)

This dog park has two separate areas one for big and one for small. Each with own wateri bowl/hose. Bark or some kind of wood chips covering the ground. Watch out for broken glass. I was told it pops up because it used to be a landfill?! Haven’t confirmed that rumor yet…

If you planned on taking your young Children so they could play at the (wanna be sinshiemer park but with the weak zip line) park FYI the park is just behind a hill, thus you have zero visibility of your kids while at the dog park. Not in my comfort zone unfortunately.

There is one big tree providing more than enough shade

Always a ball or two if you...

One of the largest and best parks on the central coast. All new playground (including an older and younger kid play area) installed in the last few years, very large open grass areas, baseball fields, bbq and picnic areas, tennis courts and dog areas are maintained beautifully. There is plenty of parking and the park is rarely busy unless there is an event. There are certain times of the year that a fee is required to drive and park within the park itself as well as small reservation fees for certain areas. The park website is very informative and I highly recommend checking out both the website and the park for any outdoor event you may be planning. Otherwise, this is a great every day park just to get that excess energy out of the littles and enjoy...

I've loved Nipomo Regional Park since I arrived in this town years ago, and it remains a wonderful place, with grassy areas and amenities for kids (playground), adults (tennis courts, volleyball, BBQ pits), and a dog parks for dog lovers. A wilderness area offers horse trails and hiking trails. It's a pleasant, peacrful getaway in the middle of a growing community, and a resource well worth protecting for future generations of local residents and their kids.

As time has gone by, the park has grown busier, and now has new basketball courts and other amenities. But it remains a wonderful resource with lots of green and open space for...