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    Blackberry Farm

    4.0 (54 reviews)
    Open • 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Lawn area with shade- great to bring a blanket and relax
    Patti F.

    We've lived in this area for so long, but this past weekend we had our first visit to the Blackberry Farm pool. Reservations are currently required so make sure you reserve your spots online beforehand. There is ample parking and you check in at the booth before entering the pool area. You aren't allowed to bring your own inflatables, but you can check out floaties and life vests for free. You just need to leave your ID with them. There are 2 pools, and one is pretty shallow (3-3.5") and perfect for toddlers-preschoolers. They have a water slide but it's closed due to Covid (during summer 2022). I loved the big lawn area, where families laid out picnic blankets under the shade. There is a small cafe with a limited selection of food and snacks (e.g. curly fries, chicken strips, corn dogs). There are 3 outdoor showers and one has a detached shower head so it's convenient for kids. There's also an indoor shower and bathroom stalls as well. Bonus- there is a small playground just outside the pool area. It had lots of shade during the afternoon around 1pm. We really enjoyed this community pool and I would recommend it to other families!

    Sunil R.

    What a great spot to connect with nature in the middle of busy Silicon Valley! I got a chance to connect with a ranger who was super friendly and helpful and gave me some pointers. I went on a small walk here and saw multiple deer and owls. There is a lot of greenery and a creek that runs through the park. There is a pool on site but is closed now for the cold season. There are multiple volleyball courts. The picnic area is huge and requires a reservation.

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    Amazing place to visit. A cute spot to swim and to have a picnic. It's a lovely area with a great staff.

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    The lamas are adorable and my son had an amazing time talking to them.lol love this place!

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    Very nice park for gatherings without any pretense of rides or distractions other than the swimming and picnicking. Very fun place!

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    Ask the Community - Blackberry Farm

    Is the water slide open in 2023?

    Hi Ting, The water slide is not open. The City removed the water slide due to its age and cost to replace and operate.

    Hi. Are swimming pool reservations still required this summer for open/family swim?

    Hi Abu, Reservations for open/family swim are no longer required.

    What is the temperature of the water in the pool?

    Hi Lili, The pools are usually between 80 and 85 degrees.

    How do we get access to the pool? The website says you must make reservations but no directions on where or how to make reservations.

    Hi Tian, I'm assuming you are interested in open/family swim. Currently, Blackberry Farm offers… 

    Does the pool area have a shower?

    Hi Bryanna, Yes, Blackberry Farm does have showers. There are men's and women’s locker rooms with… 

    Do you need to buy a ticket to go on little hike there ? thanks

    Hi Sally, No, a ticket is not needed to hike the Stevens Creek Corridor trail at Blackberry Farm.

    Can anyone provide a review for group picnic areas?

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    “They have a water slide but it's closed due to Covid (during summer 2022).”

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    Cupertino Hills Swim & Racquet Club - Competition-sized swimming pool w/lap lanes

    Cupertino Hills Swim & Racquet Club

    4.3(9 reviews)
    0.5 mi

    I'm driving down Hyannisport Drive in Cupertino, which turns into Rae road, in a super posh…read moreneighborhood, searching for Cupertino Hills Tennis Club The road dead ends at a cul de sac, with a no entry no trespassing sign on a private gated community. I do a 180 turn and go back up the road, checking out a low, long swinging white metal gate, similar to what you see at border crossings, with a sign saying Cupertino Hills Swim & Racquet Club. Except no guard house at the border crossing gate. I go up the hill and over the crest, and reach Nirvana -a beautiful Olympic size swimming pool, with a clubhouse, and six tennis courts, complete with landscaping. The lot is filled with late model Mercedes, Lexus, Acuras, Porsches, and BMWs -my 1998 Honda Civic sedan with 178k miles is the oldest in the lot, and is mistaken for the Club ball boys's car. I expect valet parking at a place like this! No Rolls Royce Phantoms like you see at the royal box at Wimbledon! We've got 12 people but only 1 courts. Turns out that the other 5 tennis courts were occupied as early as 7am, by club members with the keys to the gate. We start play on court 6, the worst of the courts, due to half in and half out of the shade -balls disappear in the shadows. A player opens up a can of penn tennis balls, and one ball is flat. You must have bought that at Costco! 15 minutes into the match, a net player pounds an overhead into the ground, and the ball goes over the end fence into the alley. 30 minutes later, another overhead, this time the balls goes over the alley and lands in the private property of the residences next door. A dog chases it, and holds it proudly in its mouth, saliva covering the ball. That's yours buddy! 90 minutes later, I leave the court, and recognize the 4 players on the next court, as being long time, no see, buddies from Sunnyvale Tennis Club in the 1980s! Old tennis geezers don't die - they go to Cupertino Hills Tennis Club, on their way to heaven!

    The club is a hidden gem and is on a little cul-de-sac in Cupertino near Monte Vista HS. We joined…read morethe club 3 years ago for the summer swim team so our son could swim with his friends in the summer. I've met so many nice people at the club too. We mostly go for the pool and socials. There's also tennis with a tennis pro and 6 courts that look nice. The club is capped at 250 memberships, so it never seems crowded. Behind the club is the Deep Cliff Golf Course with spectacular views of the hills.

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    Cupertino Hills Swim & Racquet Club - Beautiful views of Cupertino Hills

    Beautiful views of Cupertino Hills

    Cupertino Hills Swim & Racquet Club
    Cupertino Hills Swim & Racquet Club

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    Rancho Rinconada Recreation & Park District

    Rancho Rinconada Recreation & Park District

    4.0(31 reviews)
    3.5 mi

    Yelp for at least 30 minutes yesterday and lo and behold found this little gem not too far from us…read more We use to be part of the SCCVC and had all the perks but kids grew so had to relocate so now we have no pool to dip into whenever we want. All the community pools out there require a membership fee and this is opened to the public. Family oriented with small children, no loud obnoxious grown kids that don't know how to act. Parents can bring them to the water park. I actually wish parents paid more attention to the way their children behaves in public places. This pool is great, my niece is 10 years old, perfect for her. They have a snack shack but wasn't opened so I packed an igloo and a picnic basket. The weather was gorgeous too. They do have a capacity limit, besides no one really stays for the whole entire time open to closing, that'd be insane. Two to three hours is good, not unless you wanna look like fried chicken. Three young lifeguards trained well, paying attention at all times to the children in and outside of the pool area. Thinking of coming back next weekend again with my niece and BFF daughter who is also 10. A place where the kids can be kids and it's summertime.

    We loved Rancho Rinconada summer camp! Nina, the camp manager, is fantastic. She has built a great…read moreprogram that my children love. She is always quick to get back to us and works hard to incorporate feedback. The counselors and swim instructors are also great. My kids have greatly improved their swimming skills. We will be back!

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    Rancho Rinconada Recreation & Park District - A potluck party hosted at the Rancho Pool Hall!

    A potluck party hosted at the Rancho Pool Hall!

    Rancho Rinconada Recreation & Park District - One of our instructors teaching our student important swimming skills!

    One of our instructors teaching our student important swimming skills!

    Rancho Rinconada Recreation & Park District - The Rancho Pool Swim Team enjoying some fun in the water!

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    The Rancho Pool Swim Team enjoying some fun in the water!

    Eagle Park Pool - Background is recreational swim and lap swim on the right

    Eagle Park Pool

    4.1(39 reviews)
    5.1 mi

    Parent & Tot Swim Lessons I signed my daughter and I up for…read moreparent and tot swim lessons. Last year they were so great so we signed up again. I have no idea what happened with the staff or how they operate the lessons but this year it felt like a waste of time. The instructor told us what we would work on and spent the rest of the time talking to her coworker or one particular father. It felt like they were facilitators and no actual instruction or involvement with the kids. Do not recommend the lessons at all anymore. We were very disappointed

    Eagle Park Pool is an outdoor, community pool, owned by the city of Mountain View. It's affordable,…read morefairly clean, and they are open all year round. They have showers and lockers indoors, bring your own lock. It can get crowded on weekend mornings, most of the lap swimmers split the lanes. This is a great place to take the adult Tri-Fit Aquatic classes, it's like water aerobics meets interval training with different types of underwater weights, an underwater bicycle and an underwater elliptical machine. If you have any injuries and/or overweight, aquatic exercise is a great way to work out with low impact to the joints. These classes are offered year round, however the pool is outdoors and it gets really cold in winter (despite being a heated pool). Sometimes the water temperature is not consistent and occasionally the heater breaks. Two improvements that would be appreciated - add a swimsuit wringer machine and add an indoor community pool to Mountain View for winter-time use during the rainy season. There are many RVs parked around Eagle Park because they have a public bathroom and BBQs. This community pool offers a fundraising donation bin for our homeless neighbors to have access to the showers, I think that is fantastic and shows genuine care for our community as a whole.

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    Eagle Park Pool - No lawn chairs. No concession stand. Child please....

    No lawn chairs. No concession stand. Child please....

    Eagle Park Pool - Kids pool

    Kids pool

    Eagle Park Pool - Spacious field great for bubble soccer

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    Spacious field great for bubble soccer

    Cupertino McClellan Ranch Preserve - Pacific gopher snake

    Cupertino McClellan Ranch Preserve

    4.5(38 reviews)
    0.4 mi

    We really love this park for all the wonderful animals and walking trails. The alpacas are so cute…read moreand it's nice to go see them. There are chickens, alpacas, goats, and different birds. There are nice shady paths with lots to see. Highly recommend checking out!

    Definitely come on a Saturday at 11 AM - 3 PM, that is when their Environmental Education Center is…read moreopen! We came on the evening on a Friday, which is perfect for just talking a nice stroll or hike around, but after seeing that they had a bearded dragon (Matilda) and a chuckwalla (Chuck), I knew I had to come back again to meet them. Parking is free and love the wildlife that is around here. Not just the butterflies that I've seen fluttering about but also the coyote that trotted across the lot to cross the street. This is also a great location to find activities to do with the family or with the community. They have a 4 H Club, a community garden that you can sign up for, an entire calendar of events for the month, a Blacksmithing workshop/demonstration, and much more. We were limited on time and didn't get to see the historical buildings or the restored structures, nor was the Blacksmith Shop open, but for our next visit, I'll be sure to check them out. Outside you can meet the alpaca that they have hanging out (freshly shaved for the summer, so it was funny to see the little tufts of hair that they had on their head) and some of their goats too. Now to the highlight of my visit, the Environmental Education Center. Obviously this is meant for kids and families, but I had a great time meeting their animal ambassadors (I didn't ask for them to be taken out, but I'm sure there are events and moments for that) and learning more about them. The staff there are very friendly, welcoming, and informative. It makes me happy to know that the ambassadors that I inquired about were rescues and they have a second chance at life and in educating the community. My favs were obviously Matilda and Chuck, but there are also various snakes, turtles, a toad, fish, tarantulas, and stick bugs. The center also has books, opportunities for hands on observations and journaling for kids, puppets and educational toys and exhibits, and much more. Definitely will come back!

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    Cupertino McClellan Ranch Preserve - Turtle Chips in nature? Yes, please.

    Turtle Chips in nature? Yes, please.

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