I agree with the reviews about careless owners . It was about 60/50 like that /tuning out on…read morephones or computers . A large group of older men using profanity and largely ignoring their dogs . No one brings balls, no extras to share and dogs largely untrained to drop /share . Not horrible , but not as friendly vibes as seal point or shores , for example . Bring extra balls or your dog will be stuck with nothing to play with !

Local dog park with friendly neighborhood dog owners. I can walk here and also grab food while…read moreexercising the dog! He also loves this place. Whines whenever we park. Plenty of balls to borrow while you're there.

I decided to park here briefly while waiting to pick up an order. While I don't own a pet and…read morecannot provide a comprehensive review, I did take a moment to observe the dog park. It appeared to be well-maintained, spacious for dogs to enjoy, and had an inviting atmosphere for pets.

Beautiful open park with a very lively atmosphere. I go to for taking the dog daily & walk. You get…read morea great mix of plant/structure for you to explore & experience. This is a place to check out if you haven't.

I'm writing an updated review now that we have a second dog and take her here for more often…read more What I wrote in my prior review still stands. This dog park is all dirt and gravel, one of my dogs doesn't like that much on her paws, and it's also terrible for their teeth to be chewing on chuck-it balls with a layer of dirt covered. The dirt + the dog's saliva makes the balls like sandpaper, grinding down dog's teeth. This dog park should be covered with grass like the neighboring field, or at least artificial grass. The grassy field right next to the dog park is such a waste. Why isn't it part of the dog park? I see dogs play on there anyway. It should just be fenced off for dogs only. My second pup comes here regularly. She doesn't mind the dirt and gravel, and she also doesn't play fetch, so this place suits her. She just comes here to play with other dogs and to socialize. In balance, I guess this dog park does its job and is better than nothing. But definitely has room for improvement (like the grass). On the upside, this is the cleanest dog park I've seen. People pick up after their dogs. Hardly any poop. All the dogs are well-trained. Owners are responsible. I've never seen a dog fight here.

I have mixed feelings about dog parks. They seem like great places to take your dog until they…read morearen't. Cipriani dog park is a convenient place but also made up of dirt gravel that can do a number on your dog's paws of they are runner. Many owners use the large grass field that's part of the school but it does come with a risk of a fine There are some nice people that go there with their well behaved dogs but there's always that one guy who ruins it for everyone else. I stopped going because of this one owner who has become belligerent and continues to bring his dog who has attacked other dogs and people. The owner has made threatening comments to me and others. He's the type of person you never want to run into anywhere. My suggestion is if you want to go to this park, avoid him and his dog and go after work where many really nice owners congregate with their dogs and behave like adults.

Large dog park in a beautiful setting. Newer, clean and a waterway with bridge and boat park…read morenearby.Dogs love to sniff things. I love to sniff things. Both of us loved this park. I try to get Little Sweets out of the house once in a while to see new things. My aunt still has his sister and he can get lonely - he copes by playing video games in his bedroom and he can't stand my spoiled cat MrMoose with his demanding SCREAMmeows all day. Its time to get him out of the house. Let him sniff something. Lots of dogs here for him to sniff. They can do some sniff swapping or flea swapping or whatever they do - I don't mind - he is on some good flea control stuff. The fenced area is safe for roaming and decorated in small metal dog shapes. Near is the waterway. It is pleasant. This city has more waterways than I ever knew existed. From a look on the map all manmade. There is a larger park nearby too. All of this is under larger power lines. I think that is good use of land space. Not much more could go under here.... but my friend Johnny would tell you not to spend too much time here because of EMF or something or another.

The large and small dog sizes separated and cleanliness... love it! People were friendly and…read morecautious of own dogs when playing. Looking forward to visiting again, soon!!

It's Chris' first time here and he loved it, it was a late nite walk/hike and wasn't too bad. The…read moredoggies loved it, so many friendly people and dogs alike and different routes are plenty. Weather was perfect & parking wasn't too bad. FYI, there's areas that "No-Leash" required for Dogs, it has signs as a warning, which is cool for those dogs who are well trained and don't run away lol. I tried it w/ Sadie and gave me the look are you for real, Mom? Lol Overall it was a great 3 miles workout for us rookies as it's been awhile since we took our dogs out for a hike!

Dog friendly park! Super sad because the Cordilleras Trail was closed for construction and will be…read morethrough the end of July :( I came with two friends to have a cute mommy date with their babies in strollers and had to drive to a new park. We will definitely come back again once it's open! 4/5 stars for the closure and only one restroom made available at the parking lot (I also did not see a water bottle/fountain filling station) Parking: There's a free parking lot (fits ~20 cars) and ample street parking if it's filled. I recommend coming on a week day to secure a parking spot Easy Trail: the cordilleras trail is wheelchair and stroller friendly! It's a 0.3 mile flat trail that breaks off into other trails leading to the dog park or towards the creek. This trail is paved, so no worries about bumpy roads or muddy patches Moderate Trail: the blue oak trail has a steep incline immediately at the start of the hike. It zig zags and is a ~200 ft elevation increase for 0.4 miles. It gets dusty but is doable due to the many trees for shade. It leads directly to the off leash dog area

Awesome new-ish play structures- one for older kids and one for 2-5 year olds. The older kid has…read moresuper tall slides, and even has a driving wheel thing that sings different songs. Across the meadow, there is a dog park along with an adult exercise equipment area. It is also connected by a short bridge to Cassanova Park where there is yet another playground, as well as bathrooms that are currently open.

This park has 2 different sides for 2-5 and 5+. Although designated, my 2 year wants to be grown…read moreand he'll go down the big slides and climb the big kid rock wall. ...I also went down the slide, b/c climbing down is harder and kids kept climbing up. There's also a dog park, large play area for field sports and a trail around the park that's around a quarter mile. On this day all little kids had on masks, I was impressed at their discipline at young ages. Bird poop free! Probably because of the dogs. Lol

We were visiting San Mateo, and looking for a hike to burn off a fantastic lunch. The first 0.2…read moremiles or so of the hike right off of the Laurelwood Park playground was really easy. Once you get to the hill to climb up to the top, the elevation picks up very quickly. If you plan on going to the top (and coming back down) to enjoy the panoramic views from the city to the ocean, I highly recommend proper hiking shoes and walking sticks. Along some of the paths, make sure to watch out for poison oak on both sides so take it slow. All in all, well worth the exercise and very fun experience! Lots of parking on the street outside too!

This hike is not for weak!…read more Steeeeeeeeeeep hills. You have been warned! Definitely bring hiking shoes with grips and poles if you have them!

Always a good experience at this park with the kids. Big and spacious. A somewhat modern park with…read moredifferent kind of play structures for the kids to enjoy. There is also a fairly decent sized skate park as well where kids of all ages ride their bikes, scooters, and skateboards in. Bathrooms on site at the park are public as a reminder so dont expect that always to be the cleanest experience, but at least there is one. There are reservable picnic sites scattered around the park and I believe one large sheltered onr as well. We've hosted and attended parties at these locations and its always worked out.

Good size park with walking path on edge and grass in middle…read more Good place for a walk or walk the dog. Water fountains and restrooms. Parking along the street.

"Holy smoke! This park has a stunning view!" - TheBoss…read more Leo J. Ryan Park is a scenic 20-acre waterfront public park in Foster City featuring paved trails, a tranquil lagoon, and community recreational facilities. The VIBE and SCENERY is a 10/10. It has paved wide paths and boardwalks offer wide views of the calm lagoon and passing water fowl. The CLEANLINESS is a 10/10. The bermuda grass is well maintained and trimmed to perfection. Flowers are great. The park features an outdoor amphitheater, a scenic lakefront gazebo, and a Recreation Center. Overall, this is a lovely park to go on a stroll or for a run. I highly recommend it.

This park is one of my favorite places to take a doggie buddy during Doggie Day Out! The park is…read morelovely with plenty of parking in the lot and street as well. My favorite part is the heart statue, which is a must photo-op each time I'm here. I also enjoy sitting in the gazebo and just zone out looking out in the water. Lol The bathroom is pretty clean so that's a bonus.

After all these years, this park continues to provide wholesome family fun for little ones…read more There's something for all ages. 2 types of swings, climbing and play structure. There's a separate toddler park area as well. The park is well maintained. I love that it's fenced off from the street. Located next to basketball court.

This is my second time here for a Birthday party and Burton Park is a really nice place to have a…read moregathering. You have to make a reservation if you plan to have a large gathering with today's party had about 40 people. Restrooms were well stocked and as clean as one would expect for public facilities with soap to wash your hands and an electric hand dryer. They also have a Gender Neutral restroom between the Men and Ladies Room. highly recommend this place for a gathering.