Enjoy Chico's many parks. The Chico Area Recreation and Park District and The City of Chico's General Services Department maintains many of these impressive recreational areas. For an alternative to parks see Greenways.

Bidwell Park

• Bidwell Park — One of the largest municipal parks in the United States.
  • Lower Bidwell Park
    • Annie's Glen Picnic Area
    • Caper Acres
    • One Mile
    • Sycamore Field
  • Upper Bidwell Park
    • Alligator Hole
    • Bear Hole
    • Five Mile
    • Salmon Hole

Community and neighborhood parks

• Baroni Park (undeveloped)
• Ceres Park (undeveloped)
• Chico Rotary Plaza
• Children's Playground — Also known as Children's Park
• City Plaza — The focal point for city community activities and entertainment since 1872
• DeGarmo Park
• Depot Park
• Dorothy Johnson Neighborhood Center
• East Twentieth Street at Notre Dame Park (undeveloped)
• Eugene A. Ringel Park
• First & Verbena Park (undeveloped)
• Five Mile Recreation Area
• Hancock Park
• Henshaw Park (undeveloped)
• Hooker Oak Park
• Humboldt Neighborhood Park
• Humboldt Park (Humboldt at Willow)
• Martin Luther King Park (originally Community Park)
• Nob Hill/Husa Ranch Park
• Oak Way Park
• One Mile Recreation Area — including Sycamore Pool
• Peterson Park
• Rotary Park
• Unnamed Triangular Park
• Victorian Park
• Wildwood Park

State parks nearby

• Bidwell Mansion (State Historic Park)
• Bidwell-Sacramento River State Park
• Butte City Project
• Clay Pit State Vehicular Recreation Area
• Lake Oroville (State Recreation Area)

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