Napa Napa has many neighborhood parks, as well. For more information, contact the city's Community Resources Department at 707.257.9529. Parking for the 157 acre park is at the north and south ends of the park off Dry Creek Road. At each lot there are hiker entrances and bicycle and horse gates to allow access to three miles of trail. Three small picnic areas within the park allow for views of the Napa Valley.
Portable restrooms are available at the south park entrance.
707.257.9529 Fuller Park is a Napa City park located at the edge of Napa's Old Town. Located throughout the park are various monuments and plaques commemorating important events. Perhaps the most prominent monument is a watering fountain for horses and small animals. Moved to the park in 1965, the fountain was originally created to stand in the center of the intersection of Polk and Franklin Streets in downtown Napa. 707.255.4333 J.F. Kennedy Park is a Napa City park that runs along the Napa River.