Bray Commons,

3300 Finnian Way, Dublin, CA 94568

"Bray commons is nice neighborhood park in Dublin boulevard area with some kids slides and swings, an open ground, 1 covered shaded seating area great for hosting small birthday parties (no reservation required) and a walking path around the park. The landscaping could be enhanced to make the overall park have more green cover and have more tables for picnics. Otherwise a very good park."

"This is a small dog park, however, lately it has been completely taken over by very large dogs in the evening. Most of these dogs are very nice, but much too large to be running through a park with lots of little dogs. It's not like they look where they're going and I've seen them send little dogs flying. This park if large enough to be made into two sections to accommodate both sizes. Maybe we should petition for that. In the meantime, people should respect the rules."

"Nice family park. Play area is secured by gates 360. Circular with walking path wrapped around for infinite running or walking. There is a rather irregular area also, 2 dual symmetrical gated areas on either side of the park for dogs; A gated area that you can secure your dog/s in. I saw a guy run with his dog a while then lock his dog in the gate and run around the park on his own a while... There is a large field at center for football etc. There is a full court basketball court, BBQ pits and picnic tables. Benches throughout the circumference of the park for latent sitting. It's a nice place all surrounded by high end condos, townhomes and present century modern homes."

"Don'tjudge this park from the outside, it is actually quite a big park with plenty of grass for picnics and for the kids and family to play. There is a large lap trail for joggers and walkers. There is a pretty decent sized dog park along the edge of on one side of the park to bring your furry little friends. There is a full basketball court. A very nice playground for the kids of all ages. And a few very nice places to grill with family and friends as well with plenty of benches and some shade even for those hot summer days. Oh, and there is a restroom as well complete with locks for added privacy. I love coming to this park as it is just across the street from where I live for walks and brisk jogs."

"Traveling on the road and stopped here specifically so my dog could play in the dog park. Thinking the sign outside was probably the usual list of rules about aggressive dogs and picking up waste, I walked past without noticing that it said the park was for dogs under 20 lbs, no exceptions, and was immediately reprimanded by another person in the park for bringing in my German Shepherd. The man picked up his dog as if mine was going to eat it. My dog loves all dogs and I wouldn't bring him to a park if he couldn't get along. Apparently this community hates large dogs."