Menu Main Menu Parks, After School, Recreation and Community Services Parks, Trails & Facilities You are here: ... Parks, Trails & Facilities Visiting Our Parks Regional Parks: Woodward Park Roeding Park Regional Sports Complex Neighborhood Parks Entrance Fee Woodward, Roeding and Regional Sports Complex: $5 per vehicle ($3 per vehicle with a senior citizen, age 65 or older, as passenger or driver.) Entry fees on holidays will be $7 per vehicle. Park entrance fee shall be waived for motor vehicles displaying a valid Disabled Person Placard/DecalU.S. active duty military member or family member with proper identification is a passenger or driver, or motor vehicles displaying a California State “Gold Star” license plate. No Fee Facility Reservations Woodward Park 7 shelters: 6 shelters accommodate 175–200 people The Gazebo shelter accommodates up to 60 people 2 activity areas available for reservation. Roeding Park 8 areas available for reservation, some are shelters and some are groves that can accommodate anywhere from 25–490 people Make a reservation online or call (559) 621-2900. Reservations are not taken for neighborhood parks. All picnic tables and barbeques are first come first served. Hours Open Daily Summer: 7am–10pm Winter: 7am–7pm Open Daily 8am–dusk Bounce Houses Not allowed Allowed with permission and proper insurance. To get permission for a bounce house, call: (559) 621-6600 or (559) 621-2900 Park Passes Annual Park Passes can be purchased for $50 from the Ace Parking office in downtown Fresno: Ace Parking 1228 P. Street, Suite 103 Fresno, CA 93721 Monday–Friday: 8:00 am–5:00 pm For additional information, please contact Ace Parking at (559) 264-2425. Passes are valid for entry into Woodward Park, Roeding Park, and the Regional Sports Complex. City of Fresno residents that utilize PG&E’s family assistance program, CARE/FERA, can provide the same qualifying information (PG&E bill and driver’s license) to receive an annual pass for $25. Planning a Special Event? Please contact the PARCS office at (559) 621-2900 to plan a special event at any City park. PARCS Home After School, Recreation & Community Services Programs Announcements Find a Park by Location Fresno United Neighborhoods (FUN) Parks, Trails & Facilities Registration & Reservations Report an Issue Special Events Volunteer Opportunities Fresno has more than 80 parks and trails. Find the one that’s just right for you. Find A Park Community and Neighborhood Centers Camp Fresno Dog Parks & Licensing Golf Courses Parks with Action Sports Facilities Parks with Pools Regional Sports Complex Roeding Park: Fresno Chaffee Zoo & Rotary Playland/Storyland Rotary Amphitheater at Woodward Park Trails Woodward Park Community and Neighborhood Centers Recreation Centers are temporarily closed due to COVID The Parks, After School, Recreation, and Community Services department offers a variety of community facilities throughout the City of Fresno. These centers offer a range of activities, programs, and community services to support all ages. Dickey Youth Development Center, 1515 E. Divisadero Street (At the corner of Divisadero and Glenn in downtown Fresno) Einstein Neighborhood Center, 3566 E. Dakota Avenue (At Millbrook and Dakota in Central Fresno) El Dorado Neighborhood Center, 1343 E. Barstow Avenue (Adjacent to Wesley United Methodist Church in Northeast Fresno at Fourth and Barstow) Fink-White Neighborhood Center, 535 S. Trinity Street (Near Amador and Whitesbridge in Southwest Fresno) Frank H. Ball Neighborhood Center, 760 Mayor Avenue (Near Inyo and A Street in Southwest Fresno) Highway City Neighborhood Center, 5140 N. State Street (North of Shaw and East of Highway 99 in the Highway City Community) Holmes Neighborhood Center, 212 S. First Street (West of First and South of Tulare near the historic Huntington Blvd.) Inspiration Park, 5770 W Gettysburg Avenue (South of Shaw and West of Highway 99 near Teague Elementary) Lafayette Neighborhood Center, 1516 E. Princeton Avenue (West of Blackstone and South of Shields at Princeton and Glenn) Mary Ella Brown Community Center, 1350 E. Annadale Avenue (South of Jensen and West of Elm in Southwest Fresno) Maxie L. Parks Community Center, 1802 E California Avenue (At the corner of Elm and California in Southwest Fresno) Melody Neighborhood Center, 5935 E. Shields Avenue (At the corner of Fowler and Shields in East Central Fresno) Mosqueda Community Center, 4670 E. Butler Avenue (Southeast corner of Maple & Butler in Southeast Fresno) Pinedale Community Center, 7170 N. San Pablo Avenue (Next to Pinedale Elementary, North of Herndon and West of Blackstone) Quigley Neighborhood Center, 808 W. Dakota Avenue (South of Ashlan at Northwest corner of Fruit and Dakota) Romain Neighborhood Center, 745 N. First Street (Between Belmont and Olive in Southeast Fresno) Sunset Neighborhood Center, 1345 W. Eden Avenue (Next to Sunset Elementary, West of West Ave. and South of Kearney in West Fresno) Ted C. Wills Community Center, 770 N. San Pablo Avenue (Between Olive and Belmont in the Tower District in Central Fresno) ADDRESS PARCS Administration 1515 E. Divisadero Fresno, CA 93721 Monday–Friday | 8am–5pm By appointment, please call (559) 621-2900 PARKS, AFTER SCHOOL, RECREATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES Concerns or compliments for Parks: PARCS office at (559) 621-2900 Street trees: Street Division Office at (559) 621-1492 Loose animals in the parks: SPCA at (559) 233-7722 Selecteer een taal▼ Security & Privacy Policy | Internet Policy | Accessibility Policy | Staff | Staff E-Mail