Laird Regional Park

Natural Setting

Laird Regional Park encompasses 97 acres of land, with approximately 30 acres developed for public use. Situated along the San Joaquin River, the park offers visitors a blend of natural beauty and recreational facilities.

Nature lovers can explore the park's dirt paths that lead to the river, offering opportunities for walking and observing local flora and fauna. The park's proximity to the San Joaquin River National Wildlife Refuge adds to its natural appeal, making it a destination for wildlife viewing.

Recreation Areas

The park features a large open grass field, providing ample space for various activities and informal play. Visitors can enjoy picnicking in designated areas, complete with tables and barbeques.

For families with children, there is a playground area with age-appropriate equipment. The park's riverside location makes it an attractive spot for fishing and provides access to the San Joaquin River.

Sports Facilities

Laird Park caters to sports enthusiasts with its baseball and softball areas, as well as a soccer field. These facilities provide opportunities for both organized sports and casual games.

Visitor Information

It's worth noting that while the park offers a range of amenities, it currently does not have restroom facilities. The park is open for day use from 6:00 am to 10:00 pm.