Posted hours on Yelp and at the gate says open on Sunday at 11AM. My son has a game and could use…read morethe rounds at the cages before it. Schedule is tight to get rounds in and get to the game at the prescribed time. 11:10 and no one is here. Don't post the hours if you're not open.

This place is a hidden gem and I do mean hidden; it's all the way behind Fry's Electronics closest…read moreto the VTA Light Rail tracks. Plenty of parking and come right after work 5:00/5:30pm on Mondays for free range of any batting cage! I love how this place didn't even bat an eye (pun intended) at a pregnant woman wanting to whack a few slow pitch softballs to blow off some steam. Of course, I had the doc's permission, so it's was a perfect experience. Buy $15 of tokens on the debit card, borrow a bat at the desk and helmet from the back wall, you're good to go! I would recommend hand sanitizer before and after, as well as bringing a baseball cap to wear underneath the helmets if you borrow one - note: helmets are required and it doesn't matter if you're doing slow pitch or fast pitch or if your younger or older - helmets for all.

Blossom Hill Park is a nice neighborhood park in Los Gatos. I came here on Sunday for Father's Day…read more- my brother brought his 2 kids. We had a nice time playing on the playground, relaxing on the nearby benches, etc. The park is spacious and has lots of grass. There are 2 main sides with 2 parking lots. There are also tennis courts. I had never been here before, so was pleasantly surprised. I don't think this park is as well known as Vasona Lake, but it's a nice park to take a walk, relax, etc.

I'm actually surprised that this park doesn't have more reviews (parks have reviews? yes. yes, they…read moredo. Thanks to parents :D). Honestly this is one of my favorite parks. Depending on the time of day, parts of the park are shaded. They have several structures, baby swings, older kid swings, and lots of grassy fields that don't have weird pot holes, but are well maintained! (If you have a toddler learning to walk, this is helpful. Also helpful if you are someone who doesn't really pay attention to where you're walking). Tennis courts. playground. grassy field. shade. not much more you can ask for, really. Parents/au pairs are super friendly. (yes, apparently this is a park where au pairs frequent. and a park where parents and families have au pairs). Other kiddos there are as well behaved as kids can be (at least from the two times i've been there.) If you want to use the playground, park by shannon road, rather than blossom hill, since the playground will be closer that way.

Came here because I was looking for basketball courts that weren't too busy and thank God this one…read morewas empty. The park itself was awesome. My kid loved it. The playground had climbing on it. And was perfect for her to burn off some steam. There is a volleyball court (that didn't have a net but nonetheless awesome! Most parks don't have that.) Also had 2 table tennis courts. A beautiful green baseball field that looks to be in renovation or something. And the basketball courts were just awesome. We will definitely be coming back here again.

Solid Park good for some training not in the best of neighborhoods, but nevertheless fuel condition…read moreis good.

A very popular park for picnics, biking and walking…read more I've been going to this park ever since I was a child. The playgrounds were great when I was a kid and they still are today. Always great to see birdlife here: geese, coots, ducks, grebes, herons and an occasional hawk. Very popular with dog walkers on a leash (the dogs, not the people ). Recommendation: The park officials would be praised if they organized a separate trail track for humans and bicyclists. It would make both walkers and bicyclists so very happy. This park's popularity makes it crowded at times. Especially weekends.

Is it just me or did this place go down hill? The grass area does not seem to be maintained at…read moreall. It's not leveled, tree trimmings and dead grass everywhere. Paid the $6 parking fee to enter and left 10 mins later. Went to a local park in Saratoga that had beautiful grass. Didn't pay parking. Laid out a picnic blanket to have lunch.

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.

I have been going to this park ever since I was little and it seems to be a very good neighborhood…read morespot for people of all ages. It seems to be a huge hit for seniors and families that are wishing to have a place to hangout. Bring the dogs because they really love the grass. They used to have a tennis court for use but that since has been gone. The local little leagues are often playing here and I find it really cool how I get to see some kids try to steal bases while taking a break. For kids there are playgrounds on both sides of the park. The Campbell Ave side has a water play area which is a blessing over the summer. If you want some basic exercise do come here. Drawback: Please to not park on the Budd side because it fills up really fast. Mostly parents who are taking kids out to play for the weekend

We came here for a kid's birthday party, and this park is so nice!…read more It's very spacious, lots of free parking, and lots of features. There is an extensive playground with different types of swings, merry-go-round things, a large playhouse thing, and several slides on a little hill on the playground. In the area with the slides they have turf material and there is a recycling box with cardboard so that kids can use it and also sled down the hill. They have different types of courts like for basketball, pickleball, tennis, baseball. There is lots of space to walk on the gravel path, and there is sort of a pond area (which appears to be less maintained). There are many picnic areas that are shaded too. I really liked that the area the birthday party was located had a gate so that kids wouldn't run out and away. The playground also had a gate on it too, which is great for childrens' safety and parents' ease of minds! We noticed the bathrooms are somewhat high tech with lights to activate the automatic doors and lights to indicate that the bathroom is occupied. I didn't go in, so I can't comment on cleanliness/upkeep. Wish this kind of park was more common. I would highly recommend this park!

The fact alone that this park has bathrooms makes it awesome…read more I have been coming to this park my entire life. It has definitely gotten some upgrades. New magical bridge playground opens this weekend. It's not even open yet and it looks beautiful so far :) It has a dog park, a trail, a basketball court, a tennis court, and a baseball field. I almost forgot, the ducks! It has a lake with ducks! I like walking the trail because there are plenty of trees which creates shade, so it's not just sunny. The bathrooms are located in between the tennis courts and the baseball field. Also, parking is free! Anyone can come with children, strollers, solo individuals, people with dogs, anyone. Everyone is in their own world, living their life with nature.

What a gem! Beautiful park with biking and hiking trails, disc golf and golf courses, ball field,…read moreplayground and picnic areas. We came for a UCSC mountain bike race and got to watch some amazing athletes compete from up and down the state. Dogs on leash are allowed on trails. Parking is free.

Parking at the Enchanted Trail Trailhead parking area, I made my way up into De Laveaga Park for a…read morewalk through the Redwoods. I didn't have the chance to make it up to Henry Cowell State Park, but this location seemed a compromise since I was making my way to the Mystery Spot. I meandered through the trails just east of Branciforte Drive. The trails are well groomed, easy to hike with younger children and pets, and it was such a pleasant quiet morning for me. The trees were so tall and impressive, and I enjoyed being out in nature but close to civilization at the same time. If I had more time in the area, I would have spent more time here. I think it is a great location for locals to get out and enjoy nature!

Yesterday was our first day there, We walked in expecting just to look and get a feel for the place…read morebut ended up staying. The owner was really cool, he stopped what he was doing walked on over and explained how everything worked well talking to my 10-year-old and getting some info from him. The facility is spacious, clean, and organized. We will most definitely be coming back!!

一流的棒球训练设施，设备齐全，应有尽有。我们专程从外地赶来，预约了老板亚当的一对一训练课程，他真的太棒了。整个体验非常令人满意，希望以后还能再来…read moreExcellent baseball training facility with all the equipment that you can ask for. We came from out of town and scheduled a personal training session with the owner Adam and he was amazing. Very happy with the experience and hope to be coming back in the future.

PLEASE place updated schedule on website/Yelp!!!!!…read more Went on a Tuesday and it was closed. Other than the aquarium this was the main reason we chose to come to Monterey and stayed an extra night just to have the day to visit the park. Lucky (I guess) I saw a worker and asked why it was closed. He said if kids are in school, then Tuesdays is when they close for maintenance.

If you're in the Carmel/Monterey area with kids, you have to stop here. It's a total hidden gem…read more There are so many wonderful play structures that kept our kids (ages 2 and up) entertained for hours--everything from the suspension bridge to the hedge maze and the classic steam engine. The park is also very well-maintained and clean, which isn't always a guarantee with public playgrounds. It's the perfect place to let the kids burn off some energy in a safe, fun environment. Highly recommend!