Interested in contributing to the Anton Stadium renovation project? Visit our website:

www.antonstadium.com

City Parks

Alex R. Thomas Plaza
310 S. State St.
Acres: 0.8 Features: Picnic tables

Gardner Park
248 Oak St.
Acres: 0.2; Features: Picnic tables

Giorno Park/Anton Stadium
506 Park Blvd.
Acres: 12; softball/ baseball diamond 

Hudson-Carpenter Park
431 S. Main St.
Acres: 0.8; Features: Picnic tables

McGarvey Park
310 Dora St.
Acres: 1; Features: picnic tables

Nokomis Tennis Courts
Wabash Ave.
Acres: 0.3; Features: Tennis courts

Oak Manor Park
500 Oak Manor Dr.
Acres: 4; Features: Playground Equip., picnic tables, barbeques, reservable group areas, volleyball standards, tennis courts softball/baseball diamond

Observatory Park
432 Observatory St.
Acres: 2.5; Features: Walking labyrinth, benches, and historical building
Observatory Park information sheet (PDF* 90 KB)

Orchard Park
855 Orchard Ave.
Acres: .25; playground equipment

Todd Grove Park
600 Live Oak
Acres: 16.2; Features: Playground equipment, picnic tables, barbeques, reservable group areas, volleyball standards, swimming pool

Ukiah Civic Center
300 Seminary Ave.
Acres: 2.5; benches, shade areas

Vinewood Park
1260 Elm St.
Acres: 4.7; Features: Playground Equip., picnic tables, barbeques, reservable group areas, volleyball standards, basketball courts

Ukiah Sports Complex
River St. Exit off of N. Hwy 101
Acres: 10.3; Features: Playground Equip., Picnic tables, softball/baseball diamonds, bathrooms, and stands. Youth soccer, Ulitimate Frisbee, and Rugby are also played.

Google Map to Ukiah Sports Complex

Ukiah Walks

Ukiah Walks outlines four walking routes, all of which originate at the Alex Thomas Plaza in downtown Ukiah. The routes are designed for people who want to walk for exercise. They average 2.5 miles, have no steep hills, and pass drinking fountains and benches. Combining any two of the routes will allow the walker to obtain the 10,000 steps that the Center for Disease Control recommends as the minimum amount of exercise an adult should get 5-6 times a week. The routes are not ADA compliant.

Ukiah Walking Routes Brochure

Ukiah Alleys Walk Route

Low Gap Park Walk Route

Observatory Park Walk Route

Todd Grove Park Walk Route

Ukiah Municipal Golf Course

Ukiah Municipal Golf Course

A challenging 18 hole, par 70 golf course situated along the western edge of Todd Grove Park and the southern edge of Low Gap Park. Well maintained and accessible year-round. Pro shop, bar and snack shop. A championship golf course recognized as a member of the Northern California Golf Association.

• Completely Remodeled Pro Shop and Clubhouse
• Open everyday from sunrise until sunset
• 18-hole rates available
• Club rentals available
• Cart rental available
• Golf instruction for individuals or groups
• Fully stocked pro shop
• Tournament scheduling available
• Men's and women's leagues
• Annual and monthly passes available
• Free Wi-Fi network at Pro shop

For rates, tee-times, specials, and more information visit the:
Ukiah Municipal Golf Course web site

Lake Mendocino

Lake Mendocino

Just five miles northeast of Ukiah, Lake Mendocino is the center of all kinds of outdoor recreation. Call the Park Manager for more information or reservations at (707) 462-7581 or (707) 485-1427.

• 300 +/- campsites
• 3 group campsites
  
• 100 family picnic sites
  
• Group picnic shelters
  
• 2 large boat launching ramps
  
• A marina concession
  
• A protected swimming beach
  
• Hiking and interpretive trails
  
• Amphitheaters

Grace Hudson Museum

The Grace Hudson Museum is an art, history, and anthropology museum focusing on the lifework of Grace Carpenter Hudson, Dr. John W. Hudson, and other members of a distinguished local family. Permanent and changing exhibits tell stories of the native Pomoan-speaking peoples, the white settlement of central Mendocino County, the artistic career of Grace Hudson, and the long professional collaboration she enjoyed with her ethnologist husband, John Hudson.

The archival holdings of the diverse family collection offer opportunities to research the specific experience of the Hudson-Carpenter family in turn of the century Northern California.

Grace and John Hudson built their Craftsman bungalow home, The Sun House, on a large lot in central Ukiah in 1911, the twenty-first year of their marriage. Most of that property is preserved today by the City of Ukiah as a memorial to the Hudson-Carpenter family. The six-room Sun House retains the flavor of the Hudson's bohemian lifestyle, furnished with items from the eclectic collection.

The Sun House is California Historical Landmark No. 926, and is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. For current information about exihibits, the store, or to book a tour please visit their website: www.gracehudsonmuseum.org

Public Hours for the Grace Hudson Museum/The Sun House:

Wednesday through Saturday: 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Sunday: 12:00 noon to 4:30 p.m.
Closed major holidays.

For more information call 707-467-2836.

Grace Hudson Meeting Room Rental Information:

Call 707-463-6700