This place is great! I wanna go fishing here sometime. Did a photoshoot here for the community!…read moreNice people, hoping this place continues to flourish and maybe come the next San Mateo! Definitely a sight to see during a sunset. Long walk and clean? What more can you ask for.

The Mountain House Creek Recreation Area is a 5 km long recreational greenbelt with a dirt running…read morepath on the west and a paved bicycle path on the east. Along the greenbelt there are playgrounds, picnic areas, and benches. To the north, if your timing is right, the resident beaver can be seen swimming in its pond.

Nice size park with plenty to do! Not only a couple play structures but plenty of benches in shaded…read moreareas, bbq and picnic areas with tables, baseball diamond, horse shoes, the list goes on! It's a great community park that never seems too busy! Even going when they hold their weekly farmers markets. There is always plenty of parking and space to play. The kids love the castle like structures to play on. Wonderful family friendly park.

Located directly behind Wicklund Elementary School this Park was the first ever to be built in…read moreMountain House. This 5 acre Park includes a Baseball Diamond, Horseshoe Pits, Picnic tables and a couple of children's play structures including Swings as well as a vast grassy area for Children to run around or have a game of Frisbee. The center of the park also has a well shaded Gazebo unlike any of the other Parks in Mountain House which makes it perfect in those hot Summer months when temperatures soar to over 100. Water fountains can also be found alongside the Gazebo too.

"Pretty spot to look at water"…read more This park is very close to the start of the California Aqueduct. You can't legally get much closer to the actual start, which is a few miles away. It's incredibly windy here, so keep that in mind. Today, I traveled the bike trail--not particularly fascinating, except you're getting a good look at the water. The park has one primitive bathroom in a large parking lot. Probably anglers find this park attractive.

This was a great place to walk and enjoy the sunshine and evening breeze. It was quiet, peaceful…read moreand not crowded at all. Loved it!

Located directly next to Bethany School, this park boasts more features than you'd expect…read more The play structure is definitely one of the more advanced "age 5-12" ones I've seen. My two year old usually has no issues on play structures but this one tested her abilities. I'd say best for older kids overall. With that, there was still a number of fun things for her to do like play on the rock wall, swings, the hammock style swing, climb on the alligator, explore in the dry creek and we even rolled down the giant hill. We collected leaves, little pine cones, and watched squirrels in the dry creek. The shade trees were so nice, because it allowed us to beat the heat and enjoy being outdoors a bit longer. The park also has a water refill station to help you stay hydrated. No bathrooms, so go before you come, but definitely a fun little outing for a local park!

One of the smaller Parks in Mountain House this is located right in the center of the Bethany…read moreNeighborhood (hence the name, of course) and consists of a large field, Basketball court, small play area with a few swings and climbing structure and a handful of benches with a BBQ. It's also right next door to Bethany Elementary School so it's a great location for Children to play and just across the Road is Mountain House Creek.

This is a great neighborhood park. Wonderful for exercising, walking, jogging or riding bikes…read morearound the circle, lots of large green grass areas so bring your own sports equipment (soccer, baseball, football, etc.). It also has two different play areas - one for smaller kids and the other for larger kids with a mini rock wall. There is a bathroom area as well as water fountains. The grounds also have an gazebo which sometimes has kids hanging out and smoking In but most times is a beautiful place to take a quiet break or some pretty pictures. This park also has a nice bbq picnic area right next to one of the playgrounds and benches throughout. We love going to this park!

Awesome Park. I live literally 2 blocks from Zanussi park and enjoy it with my 6 year old son very…read moremuch. The city maintains it very well, the restrooms are accessible and clean and it is a Overall great place to have fun outdoors. As a single Dad time is a major constraint sometimes. But having this park right in my neighborhood, I feel lucky. Thanks Patrick B.

The park isn't too big, too many activities go on at one time, there is often no were to park, and…read morelife must be tough at times for the immediate neighbors residing across the street. BUT I love open spaces and love mountain house for this park and all the others in town. The landscaping is nice and the human made hills or mounds are a nice touch. There is a soccer field, basketball court, baseball diamond, playground, and even bocce ball. The place is well maintained and clean. It is adjacent to the Questa school giving a feel of added space.

Such a great park located in Mountain View. Thank you to my sis for picking this place to enjoy our…read morevery first picnic!! While Questa Park isn't too grand in size, the large open grassy area and the abundant shade located along the walking paths are what make this place so appealing to me. Here you will find: playground, tennis court, picnic and bbq areas. There is also a designated dog area where it allows for off-leash play. The play structures aren't exactly great for my toddler. It doesn't provide anything too excited besides the track ride. The sand pit was a nice but I didn't come prepared with toys for her to enjoy this with. 3.5 stars overall. Questa Park may not be the best location when it comes to satisfying playtime for my child but it does come highly recommended for picnics and comfortable strolls. The shade provided here is next level.

Not much to this park. It's ok if you're looking for a secluded area with a couple of slides. If…read moreyou're looking for a place with a little variety, then there are other, better options nearby.

This unnamed playground referred to as the "secret park" can be accessed by Luna Loca Lane. It…read moreborders against the Mountain House open space with beautiful views at sunset. The playground canopy and trees provide shelter from dry season sun and rainy season sprinkles. The play equipment is appropriate for ages 3 and up. There are four picnic tables and a grill.

I would give it a 5 star but they been closed for a while now and have been under construction. Not…read moresure when it will be open but it's a really fun park

Neighborhood park that feels unsafe. I went here with my bf to take pictures for a business I am…read morelaunching (@thecolorspaceco). I wanted some pictures of my coloring cloth in a park setting. This was the first of many parks I visited and I was there for barely a few minutes but I wanted to leave. Many teenage kids here had no respect for personal space and would walk up to my boyfriend and I and not interact with us...kept smiling weirdly too...creeped us out. I got one picture of us there and left. It was also super windy the day I went; not sure about the time of day but I went to other parks that day and none of which was as windy as this park.