City of Pleasanton Parks & Community Services

<p>The Parks and Community Services Department consists of Parks Maintenance, Recreation, Civic Arts, Human Services and Landscape Architecture. The department offers recreational programs and classes to residents.</p> <p>The City of Pleasanton has 42 community parks and about 24 miles of trails. Parks under the department's jurisdiction include:</p> <ul> <li>Amador Valley Community Park</li> <li>Amaral ark</li> <li>Augustin Bernal Park</li> <li>Bicentennial Park</li> <li>Centennial Community Park</li> <li>Civic Park</li> <li>Creekside Park</li> <li>Del Prado Park</li> <li>Delucchi Park</li> <li>Fairlands Park</li> <li>Fawn Hills Park </li> <li>Hansen Park</li> <li>Heatherlark Park</li> <li>Kottinger Community Park</li> <li>Kottinger Village Community Park</li> <li>Laurel Creek Park</li> <li>Laurel Creek Staging Area</li> <li>Lions Wayside Park</li> <li>Main Street Green</li> <li>McKinly Park</li> <li>Meadowlark Park</li> <li>Meadows Park </li> <li>Muirwood Community Park</li> <li>Nielsen Park</li> <li>Oakhill Park</li> <li>Orloff Park</li> <li>Owens Plaza Park</li> <li>Sports & Rec Community Park</li> <li>Sutter Gate Park</li> <li>Tawny Park</li> <li>Tennis & Community Park</li> <li>Upper Pleasanton Field</li> <li>Valley Trails Park</li> <li>Val Vista Park</li> <li>Veterans Plaza Park</li> <li>Vintage Hills Park</li> <li>Walnut Grove Park</li> <li>Woodthrush Park</li> </ul>