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3254 Abdy Way

Marina, CA 93933

+1 (831) 884-1278

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Glorya Tate Park is a serene outdoor space nestled in Marina, CA, offering a peaceful retreat for visitors to connect with nature.

This park provides a picturesque setting for leisurely walks, picnics, and moments of quiet reflection, making it a beloved spot for locals and tourists alike.

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4.07 reviews

Amy T.

10/16/2021

This park has a baseball field, playground, and a building with 2 bathrooms and a kitchen. There is a new vibrant, community dedicated mural (completed in 2018). *There are Imagination...

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Heather C.

1/3/2026

this park is currently neing remodeled and looks nothing like the pictures. However, the pump track is open and is a lot of fun for kids and bike enthusiasts.

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Joyce Q.

8/1/2024

Always a great time at this park/playground with the pump track there! And bathrooms have been available for the most part!

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Tiffany S.

5/13/2022

Not very big, but did the job for the kids to run around after lunch on our way back to Santa Cruz. Small but decent playground, Dennis Menace park is really great 10min South tho.

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David D.

6/11/2020

This is a great place for playing baseball. It is also where the kite festival was held and was an ideal place for that because of its proximity to the best place for flying kites with all the...

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