Located on 1591 Spring Street between St. James Dr. and North Crane Ave. The one acre park is predominantly grass with two picnic tables on the south side near the entrance from Voorhees Circle.
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Bale Grist Mill State Historic Park isn't just a neighborhood park. This park is powered by a grist mill that's even older than your grandfather! Transport to simpler times and enjoy the scenery.
The house of the Famous St Helena Farmers Market, Crane Park is a very large space that accommodates almost every hobby you can think of. Tennis, bocce ball, baseball, and lots more!
Located on Pope Street, the four acre park is named after General Jacob Meily who, in 1880, established his vineyards on the park site and winery in the adjacent barn across Sulphur Creek from the park.
The general public is permitted to enjoy the sports of boating and fishing at Lake Hennessey, the City of Napa's largest local reservoir. Green space alongside Napa's largest reservoir, open for fishing & boating, but no swimming.
Located on the corner of Church Street and Hunt Avenue this "pocket park" offers two picnic tables and some benches. It has one restroom.
This one acre park consist of individual picnic tables, grassy areas, a children's play area and historic gazebo. Lyman Park is a passive park and no active game playing is allowed.
Peter Mennen Park is named after a local preservationist who funded the landscaping of the park. Landscape materials include nut and fruit trees that provide food for birds and squirrels as well as shrubs and ground covers that attract butterflies.
Hikers, mountain bikers, equestrians and nature lovers will find trails through the grassy hillsides of eastern Napa Valley, following the Moore Creek Canyon and along the Lake Hennessey shore.
St. Helena Skatepark is open seven days a week from 8:00 a.m. till dusk. It is closed on rainy days. Helmets and pads are required and there is a $200 fine for skating without required equipment..
Located on Pope Street along the Napa River. This park is less than a quarter acre in size and is predominantly grass. Limited parking. No amenities.
Located just south of Pope Street Bridge along the Napa River. This park offers a newly constructed multi-use pathway, walking paths, dog park and picnic tables.