Fresno County boasts a diverse range of regional parks and landscaped areas, featuring 12 parks, two fishing access areas, and a boat-launch/parking facility at Shaver Lake. These sites offer a multitude of recreational activities such as picnicking, fishing, hiking, jogging, bird watching, nature study, non-organized sports, barbecues, softball, soccer, volleyball, overnight camping, passive recreation, and […]
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What Is the BMX Track? The Woodward Park BMX Track is a dedicated cycling area tucked into the far north end of Woodward Park in Fresno. It is one of the only free-access BMX and mountain bike dirt riding areas in the Central Valley — open to riders of all skill levels and hosted by
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For fitness enthusiasts and nature lovers, Woodward Park unfolds as a haven, offering an extensive trail system that seamlessly winds through its lush landscapes. This intricate network of trails caters to a spectrum of preferences, whether you seek a leisurely stroll amidst nature’s serenity or crave the challenge of a more strenuous hike. The trails
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Woodward Park’s Shinzen Friendship Garden invites you on a journey to discover a peaceful retreat within the vibrant city of Fresno. This cultural gem, whether you’re a local resident or a visitor seeking “Fresno to do” activities, promises a unique blend of natural beauty and traditional Japanese serenity. Embrace the tranquility and add the Shinzen
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Woodward Park: A Tranquil Oasis in the Heart of Fresno Woodward Park stands as an expansive and picturesque escape in the heart of Fresno, offering residents and visitors alike a sanctuary of natural beauty and recreational opportunities. Spanning over 300 acres, this park is a multifaceted gem that caters to a wide range of interests,
I thought I would show you this picture of geese in the Woodward park in Fresno, CA that I took couple years ago.
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It’s really cool that the city, together with Grace Bound, provides showers for homeless people. They’re available from 8 AM to 1 PM, Monday through Friday. Having showers can make a huge difference for them. It’s not just about washing with soap and water; it’s also about feeling good and staying healthy.
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What are some life hacks you think people could use living in Fresno? Leave your comment below.
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What Is Christmas Tree Lane? Christmas Tree Lane began with a single act of kindness. In 1920, a child who lived on North Van Ness Boulevard passed away. To support the grieving family, neighbors decorated the trees in front of their homes with lights. What started as a simple gesture of compassion soon became a
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