Medium sized local park next to the highway with a good variety of things to do - play structure,…read moretennis courts, basketball courts, paved loop for walking/rollerblading/running, big grassy field in the middle, lots of trees for shade and picnicking, and even has a little library (free books to borrow) with a lovely reading garden. Parking is not too bad, just along the street.

Beautiful park Bathrooms are down…read more Women's is permanently locked And the Mens had shit everywhere So....

Needed to rest, so I looked up a nice park. Lots of kid playground and lots of places benches along…read morethe park for parents to sit down and relaxe. I'm neither a parent or a kid. I'm just an adult who needed to wait had time to kill but with a fun twist in my life. I needed a short burst exercise so I did some steps on the step Benches. Had so much fun. Waking up. 10/10 awesome park

This Playground is amazing, full of shade, many toys for different ages, the structure is really…read moregood. The only thing is that it doesn't have any restrooms.

This use to be a quiet peaceful park. Now all you can hear is the pickleball court!!…read more If you want to have a birthday party or event here don't! The pickleball courts are right next to the bbq's and tables and that's all you will hear. The noise pads that were suppose to dampen the sound actually made the court louder and bolder. The sound is not covered on top only on the sides and have been poorly installed. The residents that live near the court are pissed because all you can hear is the pickleball noise inside their homes. You can't go outside without having a headache now. Soccer, volleyball, baseball, and other sports do not penetrate into your home! Pickleball does even with all the doors and windows shut in your home. Not enough is being done to litigate sound reduction. There quality of life has juristically changed for many residents and people who come to the park daily. Requesting permanent removal of the Saratoga pickle ball court for everyone's sanity. Thank you for listening.

This park has 2 pickleball courts, a community garden, nice public bathrooms, a gorgeous big green…read morelawn, drinking fountains and places to fill up your water bottle. It's good for walking and exercising in a gentle way lots of squirrels and sweet gentle dogs. People are chill. Good place to come and be healthy

The good: This was a great park with a shaded playground, a…read moresmall splash pad, sand area, bathrooms, and plenty of street parking. We have a heat wave right now in San Jose but I was still able to take my kid here because of all the natural shade from the oak trees. It's especially pretty during the fall because the trees have all turned colors. It's nestled in a neighborhood so feels safe and quaint. I liked the cute "kids only" treehouse sign on the playground. My daughter enjoyed climbing the faux rocks. It was busy on the Saturday we came. The bad: The sand and splash pad area are adjacent so that gets messy with kids. The interesting: The name comes from the former principal of the school that used to be located where the park is now.

Nice park but we came for the water feature and it was really underwhelming. It can really use some…read moremaintenance. Not every sprayer works and there's lots of sand in the splash pad area. We'd like to come back but hopefully it'll have been serviced.

Unique sand & water table! (1/2026 Unfortunately sand…read moresmells, possibly cat poop or possibly from being wet too long) Fun little park though.

Great for all the littles. My kiddo meets the homeschool kids here and made lots of friendsread more

The weather, green grass, the picnic food we had and the people at the park were perfect for the…read moreJune! One of the best place to hang out with friends and family members!!!

Spacious park with lots of trees and open grassy areas. It's a great spot for walking, running, or…read moredoing any form of cardio. Plenty of parking available, but can get packed depending on the time of day. The park is clean and well maintained.

Cute little park we came across well maintained. No bathrooms. Parking was a bit difficult to find…read more We were looking for a place nearby where we were staying for him to run around. Although it mentioned 2-5 and 5-12 years recommendation in certain parts within the small park, we still let him wander around and just made sure he didn't run too fast/slipped on things/fell. You can see planes take off. I did think it was interesting that this was located between several residential buildings - so would suggest to be respectful of noise level.

Really nice neighborhood park close to where I live. I had not been there not surprisingly since it…read moreis nestled in a residential area and easy to miss. It has a small play structure but the best part is that there's a (pretty short) trail that starts at the park and goes along a creek for a bit. It would be awesome if there were water but we did go down into the creek and explored it a little.

Be careful letting your dog play off Leash in the park. My 35 lb 7 yr old dog was badly bitten by…read moreone of two off-leash German shepherds with big collars labeled "mayhem" and "kaos" ( not my misspelling). I walked away with blood on myself and my dog and $1200 vet bill. No sympathy from the play group who minimized the whole thing. One jerk even said "just put super glue on it, that's what the vet will do". I will never go back. No use trying to enlighten assholes. This was a group that meets the afternoons around 5:00. I am happy my dog is doing well - I still am not over it.

The park is near some residential areas, you can walk for a while and enjoy the scenery. Some of my…read morequeen friends also enjoy come here to take some pictures.