LOST LAKE RECREATION AREA
Lost Lake Road, Friant, Fresno, CA 93626 Directions
Since 1959
Here’s The Deal:
Lost Lake Recreation Area has 19 miles northeast of Fresno. The field of primitive nature study and the lake's 38 acres make Lost Lake one of the County's most famous parks. It offers various features and events for individuals, clubs, students, Scouts, and families. It is one of the great places for birdwatching, fishing, picnics, etc. They have two ADA-compliant campsites designated for disabled people. It is 1.1 miles traffic moderately out and backtracks. There were bbq pits right by the lake, along with picnic tables for visitors. You can enjoy the Lost Lake Recreation Area free of cost.
SPECIALTY:
Tours, Ride Your Bike, Nature Study Area and Trail, Canoeing, Duck, Playgrounds, Softball Field, Fishing, Group Picnic Areas, Kids Play, Kayaking, Volleyball Courts, Bird Watching & Walking
Price: Per vehicle: $5
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SPANO PARK
8090 North Palm Avenue, Fresno, CA 93711 Directions
Here’s The Deal:
Spano Park is located in Fresno, CA. It is the perfect place to watch migration species of birds, local wildlife, and visitors enjoy the autumn climate on this daily nature walk. The hike is about 1-4 miles in length anywhere, and it will last about 2 hours. Its mini-park is a quiet area with picnic tables and a spectacular view of the Sierra Peaks and the River San Joaquin. Park has a fun and exciting playground for your boy, where parents lounge and kids play. It offers a super chic play and party studio with room for indoor play. You can see also enjoy fishing spots and bike trails from the park.
SPECIALTY:
Drought, Fishing, Walking, Nature, Trees, Lookouts, Playground, Outdoor Activities, Stream, Beautiful Scenery & Parks
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WILDWOOD NATIVE PARK
Wildwood Madera, Fresno, CA 93636 Directions
Here’s The Deal:
Wildwood Native Park is located in Madera, and the City of Fresno operated it. The park features restrooms, picnic sites with barbecues, several ponds, three playgrounds, and streams. Photographers use it for photoshoots, and many people visit for fishing or a simple picnic along the river. Wildwood Native Park is a perfect getaway from the city noise and an excellent way to connect with yourself and nature. The park is open seven days a week; you can enjoy the park on all days. They keep them updated in ever-changing laws. They also consistently develop digital innovation to fulfill the client's expectations.
SPECIALTY:
Kids Play, Picnic Shelters, Pond, Walking Trails, Safe Environment, Great Place to Walk, Ride Your Bike, Family Picnic, Playground, Tours, Walking & Duck
Price: Fee: $5/vehicle