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About Woodward Park
Woodward Park is the largest regional park in Fresno, California, covering over 300 acres along the San Joaquin River Parkway. It is a popular destination for outdoor recreation, featuring scenic walking and biking trails, open green spaces, picnic areas, playgrounds, and lake views. The park is also known for the Shinzen Japanese Garden, which offers a peaceful landscaped garden with bridges, koi ponds, waterfalls, and traditional Japanese design elements.
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Regional Park Walking And Hiking Trails Lake And Water Features Picnic Areas Botanical Gardens Bird Watching Outdoor Recreation Sports Facilities Family-Friendly Activities Community EventsReviews
Always a Great place for family n walking, exercise, etc. Miles of walking trails. There's a walking trail towards back of park that goes down to the river. There's plenty of playgrounds and picnic areas. Plenty of ponds with duck n geese:, fishing allowed (no license required for age 15 and under: last time I checked; pls check) Also, There's a Japanese garden (pay entrance ) very Beautiful trees, Coy pond bridge, ponds, flowers, Coy and other fish. Very Relaxing: great for meditation. Inside Japanese Garden you will see a tiny old Tea House original brought from Japan. There is an Ampatheatre where concerts are held year round. On the west side of park there is a BMX bike track. On the east entrance of park the is the Art of Life Healing Garden.