Mcnear Park

10 reviews

+1 (707) 778-4380

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320 N McDowell Blvd

Petaluma, CA 94954

+1 (707) 778-4380

https://cityofpetaluma.org

Movies in the Park is a family-oriented program dedicated to raising money for local Petaluma charities through onsite sales. It is operated by The City of Petaluma Recreation Division. The free movie series is held in Lucchesi park and has featured titles such as "The Three Stooges," "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" and "Cars."

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Keith S.

11/18/2024

McNear Park in Petaluma is a great place to bring your dog! The enclosed baseball park doubles as a dog park, which provides a large, safe area for dogs to run and play. There's also a big jungle...

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Kathleen C.

4/12/2021

Big playground with half bark-chip and half sand for the younger side. Three traditional swings and one alternate. Little side has two baby swings independent from the others. Bonus are the...

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Korinne O.

12/11/2018

This park is great. The trees keeps the park cool when it's hot. It's a safe park for the kids. There's a toddler area and for big kids area. There's also a baseball field, tennis court and an...

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Noor M.

2/13/2020

I live next to that park. I loved it so much, but if you work night shifts on weekends and try to rest that won't happen!! Some families start music at 9am on Saturday morning so loud that I...

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Amy S.

7/25/2014

What an awesome neighborhood park! Mcnear Park is walking distance from my in-laws new home. My husband's friends host a fun horseshoe tournament at this park every year. My first visit to Mcnear...

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