Doyle Hollis Park — Attraction in Emeryville

Well, For a park this size it has just about everything one could ask for. If you are prone to travel by bike, the path alongside Doyle Street might just be the nicest in the entire Bay Area and connects Emeryville to both Oakland and Berkeley.

Just to top things off, the park and surrounding areas are generally spotless, people friendly and there are clean amenities to keep you hanging around for a spell.

If you are raising children there is a playground that seems popular and safe.

A small Basketball Court that people sometimes use for various other activities.

A large and sunny open field.

Places to BBQ and nice benches along the perimeters...

Overall, a role model for urban parks and micro mobility. Will poised for the future, but I won't get...

If you're like me and sand is not your friend, this Emeryville park is a decent option. The very tall slide is frightening (but fun) even for me as an adult. Kids love the modern merry go round. The meadow is used by adults for parties, sports, and houseless people. It has nice bathrooms but houseless people are using them constantly so they are unclean spaces. The tot park is located across the street in a shady enclosed area which feels safer. They have picnic tables, play structures, and baby swings. A bit dirty so bring your handy wipes if you plan on snacking there. There is a delicious Burrito Truck nearby on San Pablo if you want a big cheap delicious snack to...

Doyle Hollis Park offers a modest outdoor space for families to enjoy, but it falls short in some critical areas. One notable drawback is the lack of gates, leaving a safety concern as children can easily wander onto the nearby road. Parents with toddlers may find the limited options for activities tailored to younger children disappointing. While the park may offer some enjoyment for older kids, families with toddlers and infants may need to exercise extra caution. Overall, while Doyle Hollis Park provides some outdoor respite, improvements in safety measures and amenities for younger children are necessary for a more enjoyable experience for...