Quiet well maintain park with wide sand beach, two playgrounds, public bathroom. Water is not safe…read morefor contact. Plenty of street parking.

Gull Park is small space but they have amenities that most parks don't have: a beach and a lagoon…read more not much parking so isn't a destination. just street. other attractions are the vast grass fields, a swing, concrete walkways, and a slide.

Gated playground more for kids 5+. Nearby tennis courts, volleyball courts, soccer field and views…read moreof the water. Downside is that there is no shade.

Catamaran Park is another great park/sports field in Foster City, there isn't a lot of grass for…read morepicnicing, festivals but there are other venues for that. amenities: tennis, basketball, soccer field, volleyball, children's playground, street parking. there's also the lagoon next to it. unsure of access. if this doesn't fit ur fancy. another park is nearby....

Great park nestled in San Mateo next to the performing arts academy. It has a large play structure…read morewith multiple routes to climb and a twisty slide. It also has a set of bucket swings and 2 sets of regular swings. There is a walking path around the play structure and benches to sit on. I like that the park is away from the street. It is not fenced in though.

Joinville Park is a nice sized public park in San Mateo, CA. It's also known as "Bayside/Joinville…read morepark, " as it's adjacent to the Bayside Academy. This multi-use park features: -outdoor swim center -baseball field -multi-purpose field -playground -restrooms -tennis courts -dog park -picnic tables (reservable on park website) https://www.cityofsanmateo.org/3335/BaysideJoinville-Park I was in the area, and my GPS indicated that this park was nearby. So I went for a walk and visited the park. It's pretty easy to drive pass the entrance. The walk-in path is at Kehoe Ave & Kelly St. There's also a driveway leading to a common parking lot with Bayside Academy. It's not clearly marked, and it looks like you're driving into a school campus. So, I parked on the street. Based on the photos someone posted 12 yrs ago, this park hasn't changed much. It's looks fairly well maintained, and pretty clean of litter and dog turds. It has a cool walking path that goes by the Mariner's Lagoon. This community park is a nice place to rest, exercise, walk your dog, or just take a break from urban life. Located at 2111 Kehoe Ave, in the City of San Mateo.

Brilliant little sport with access to some very nice view of the Bay…read more.. HarborView Park is part of the San Mateo Shoreline and is the gateway to some lovely trails for getting some exercise weather you are biking, running or walking. It's even dog friendly, however all dogs must be on a leash. Also part of the Shoreline park system, Harborview has a ball-field, play areas, 1/2 basketball court, and restrooms in addition to Picnic tables that can be reserved as well as drop-in picnic areas. No alcohol allowed. No Fireworks and All dogs must be on leash. Picnic Tables: 2 BBQ Grills: 1 Fee: $65 Reserve: Online Great views during sunset, provided the weather is nice and you don't end up freezing or the fog is not rolling in...

Came here while walking across the shoreline. This place has access from the shoreline and also the…read morelocal street for the residence. But due to park being seconds away from the shoreline those who are not local residence aren't accustom to the strong smells that are part of the shoreline. The smells of decaying seaweed is all around.

Very cute little park that's great for a stroll, walking your dog or just relaxing. There are…read moreplenty of benches and an area close to water on the far left side, where you can sit down that has a great view. There is also a tennis court open for public and the bathrooms are clean.

Quintessence of a quiet neighborhood park. Located off Marine Parkway just one block from the…read moreRedwood Shores Library. This is a well kept 3.5 acre park that offers tennis courts, picnic areas, and BBQ pits. It's fairly busy during the warmer season but never actually crowded. Double check to make sure you didn't park in the next door town house parking to avoid having your vehicle towed!

This quaint park is surrounded by lots of trees and has a shallow creek running through it…read more Other features: * 2 play structures with slides and lots of places to climb * Well-maintained, clean bathrooms * Picnic tables * Shade! What it lacks: - Sand - Swings - Lots of parking (it's in a hilly residential neighborhood and doesn't appear to need much) We fled to shady Indian Springs when it was too hot at Beresford Park yesterday and it was a much better place to play. It would be even more ideal if they had a faucet / fountain (water feature) in a sandbox like some parks. It was much cooler and the play structures don't get super hot, so I'm not complaining. This is a nice little park.

super cute park loaded with eucalyptus trees…read more ahhhhh totally worth going to! a creek runs through it tons of park benches and the loads of trees!

On a weekend getaway at the nearby Pullman hotel, I saw the Mariner Park in Apple Maps and thought…read moreit would be an interesting destination for a morning stroll. It was a nice walk, strolling pass the lagoon, Dolphin Park and then a few blocks more to find this park. Obviously, Redwood City has not bent over backwards on Mariner Park. No sign identifies the park, and no path or sidewalks help you navigate through it. It's basically a large grassy expanse dotted by some mature Monterey Pines. The Pines provide some nice shade for a lawn picnic, and the park is large enough for tossing a football around, etc. (A sign warns about" No Golfing" which was amusing). Probably the best part of the park is its access to a long trail that hugs the edge of the bay. I didn't have time to see where it led, but it looked long enough for a decent hike or bike ride, with the Bay marshes for company.

Grass, shade from the trees, 1 bench, trash cans, and lots of airplanes flying overhead, oh and no…read moreviews of anything and no bathrooms. If nice grass and shade is all you need, this is a good place for you! Had a impromptu picnic here and it's quite laid back. No parking, so park in the neighborhood, bring a mat and some food and you're all set.

Sunfish Park isn't viewable from the street except for a driveway extending from sea horse ct. into…read morethe park. the posted address is incorrect. the posted map pic on Yelp is accurate. the park is small, very well maintained. no parking lot seen. the streets adjacent have limited parking spaces. amenities: children's play area, basketball court, grassy fields. concrete walkways.