Parks and Recreation Master Plan

Have you enjoyed parks, community centers or recreation classes in Fremont? The parks, facilities, and classes were all, at one time, just ideas that then turned into a plan.

The City will be creating a new Parks and Recreation Master Plan (Master Plan) which will guide park development and recreation services for the next 15 years, and we would like your ideas about what you would like to see offered.

We are currently gathering an interest list as the master planning process has not yet begun. We expect the first public input opportunity in Spring 2020.

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Current Status and Next Steps

The City is currently reviewing proposals from consultants. We expect the first public meeting in Spring 2020. Sign up below to receive email notifications.

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Agua Caliente Park playground in the fall
Central Park Picnic Tables and Path, tennis courts in background

Purpose and Goal

The purpose of the Master Plan is to learn about Fremont’s growing population and what they would like to see offered by Parks and Recreation Services. The goal of the Master Plan is to provide clear guidance on how to meet the demands for future recreational, programming, environmental, and maintenance needs, as well as to establish priorities for facility improvements, future park development, and land acquisitions.


Parks, trees and picnic table
Sports, skateboarder and soccer player
Classes, shows yoga posture and art palette

Overview of Parks and Recreation

Irvington Community Center

Fremont’s Recreation Division offers activities for all ages and interests including:

  • kid's camps

  • classes such as academic, art, music, dance, yoga, cooking, and dog training

  • sports leagues for children and adults

  • sports activities such as baseball, soccer, tennis, golf, basketball, and cricket

  • activities such as the Kids and Kites Festival and Concerts in the Park

Some of Fremont’s parks and facilities include:

  • Central Park with Lake Elizabeth

  • Community parks and community centers

  • Historical sites like Shinn Park and California Nursery

  • The Senior and Teen Centers

  • Aqua Adventure Waterpark

  • The skate park

  • The sports complex

  • Olive Hyde Art Gallery

  • The dog park