Siminski Park

Park Grounds

Nestled in a quiet residential neighborhood, Siminski Park spans a modest 1.9 acres in a rectangular layout that stretches longer than it is wide. What really makes this space special are the enormous, mature trees that cast refreshing pools of shade - a true blessing when the California sun is showing off its strength.

The grounds are kept in good shape, with green grass areas where kids can run, play, and burn off that seemingly endless energy.

Recreational Facilities

Got basketball skills to show off (or improve)? The park features a full basketball court with double rims where you can shoot hoops or join in on a pickup game.

For the little ones, there are two separate playground areas with all the essentials: slides, swings, and climbing structures. Parents can breathe a little easier knowing the ground beneath is padded for those inevitable tumbles.

Picnic Areas

When hunger strikes or you just need a place to chill, you'll discover several picnic tables and barbecue grills scattered beneath the shade of those magnificent trees. It's a lovely spot to enjoy a meal with family or friends while soaking in the outdoor atmosphere.

Thoughtfully placed garbage cans make cleanup hassle-free, so you can focus on enjoying your time together rather than worrying about your leftovers.

Community Center

At the heart of Siminski Park stands an ADA-compliant Community Center that adds indoor options to this outdoor haven.

Interestingly, this two-story, 4,305 square foot building was originally a residence built in 1957, with additions made in 1980. Today, it functions as a versatile space for community events - from meetings to church picnics and everything in between.

Park Amenities

Need a pit stop? Public restrooms are available near the parking area, though it's worth noting that basics like soap and paper towels can sometimes be in short supply.

Speaking of parking, there's a lot at the front of the park with about 15 spaces, making it easy to visit without circling the block looking for street parking.

Visiting Information

If you're looking for a peaceful experience, mornings tend to be the quietest time to visit. Dog lovers will be happy to know that four-legged friends are welcome to join in on the park adventure.

The park welcomes visitors daily from 8AM to 8PM, after which it closes to prevent nighttime use. Plan your visit accordingly so you don't get caught in a last-minute rush to the exit.