Creekside Park

1343 S Wedgewood Rd, San Ramon, CA 94582, United States

Creekside Park is an 11.2 acre park located in 1343 S in the Gale Ranch area. Wedgewood Drive, San Ramón, CA 94582 with diamond baseball, soccer, playground and picnic tables. Creekside Park is both young and old a treat. It is a beautiful park with many benches and picnic tables to relax and enjoy the views of the hillside.

Why You Should Visit Parks

• Revitalization of the culture

Parks are complex urban elements. They can serve various uses, specialize in their function, or simply give residents visual appeal. Nonetheless, they work to describe the shape and feel of a city and its districts. They also serve as an awareness-raising tool.

• Economic developmen

Parks provide our communities with intrinsic economic, esthetic and leisure benefits. They also provide positive economic advantages. They increase property values, increase municipal incomes, attract retirees and homebuyers.

• Build Safer Neighborhood

For those worried that green areas will promote crime and illegal activity, there is now proof that the opposite is true. Green spaces have been shown to grow communities with less violent and property crimes and residents that tend to support and defend each other when adjacent to their residential areas. The reasons behind these results underline the value of greenery in culture and personal well-being.

• Public engagement and Group Involvement

Community participation is the practice of working together with individuals and groups to achieve specific goals. For parks and open spaces, community participation enables mayors and public officials to participate in the ongoing design, planning and management of those resources directly in their constituencies. This process leads to informed and involved residents who feel better connected with their communities. While sometimes controversial, but more often productive, community involvement is an essential ingredient for making urban open space successful.

• Green infrastructure

Just as that communities need to upgrade and expand their constructed infrastructure of roads, sanitation and utility, the interconnected green space system which safeguard natural environment values and functions, maintains clean air and water and offers a wide range of advantaged benefits for people and wildlife needs to be upgraded and expanded. Green infrastructure is the community’s natural system for supporting life, the environmental and economic foundation required for sustainability.