Wow. this is such a nice park. We had an event there the bathroom and the facilities were well…read moremaintained. Highly recommended for events.

This is a nice large outdoor area. You have to pay $6 to go in unless you have some other…read morearrangement (e.g. membership at CuriOdyssey may give you free parking?) There was a lot of parking when we went on a Saturday afternoon. They had a few parking lots scattered in the area. There are a lot of picnic areas that you can reserve for the BBQ grills. There were plenty of bathrooms scattered throughout the picnic areas. The one I used was relatively clean and had plenty of toilet paper. They have a lot of trails here where you can bike or walk. You can watch the planes go in and out of the airport above you! There are also a lot of birds hanging out in and by water if you want to bird watch. I was hoping to catch some sea lions but I guess they weren't around. There is unfortunately a lot of powerlines in the area that would spoil an otherwise nice view but what can you do. I also saw there was a yacht club by the water! I saw you could rent the facilities for parties (not sure if you had to be a member or not).

As the RSP program comes to an end this Saturday, I want to thank Maggie Tian and the entire…read morecoaching team, especially Selina Park, who has been Reyaan's coach for nearly two years, for creating such a great experience. RSP is a wonderful program that helps promising young players take the next step through a combination of private lessons, group training, and league play. Reyaan had a lot of fun and made tremendous progress in his table tennis skills throughout the program. What stands out the most to me is the growth in his confidence. He is now much more comfortable and confident when playing matches against other kids, and that has been amazing to see as a parent. A big thank you to all the coaches for creating such a supportive and encouraging environment. Reyaan is very grateful for everything he has learned and experienced through RSP, and he's already looking forward to what comes next. Highly recommended for young players who want to improve their game and gain valuable match experience!

Coach did not engage with child and then lied about the experience when asked about it. I can…read moreforgive the bad coaching if there had been a reason, but them trying to gaslight and deny it was insulting. I rarely give 1-star reviews, but this place warrants it.

Cool park with alot of nice amenities. Playground, basketball court, baseball diamond, community…read morecenter, picnic areas, walking paths, lots of open grass area.

Beautiful park in the middle of a residential area. Was looking for a park to bbq late afternoon…read moreand fell upon this beautiful park I had never been to. They have lots of tables and bbq pits to barbecue on and it's a very spacious park with a nice playground and lots of space for kids to ride their bikes or skate. Check this park out for your next family/friend picnic. You will be pleasantly surprised of how nice this park is.

Any day is a good day to go fishing this was on a low tide also it was caught on anchovies and…read morelive bait/ night crawlers

First time have a crab cake! It was fresh and good!yum! Definitely will try it again & again!read more

taking a me day and just driving around, we stumbled across japanese gardens. parking was a little…read moreconfusing but we discovered it after having to go around one time. lol paid for parking .. not sure if anyone else did, but we sure did! you honestly won't be here that long because it is quite small. i love the huge koi pond! it was the spot that i stayed at the longest. you can see a few turtles swimming along side the koi's too. this teas so cute. i also really enjoyed the flower garden. if you love flowers and taking photos, you can be there for a while time. the tennis court was constantly being used which was nice to watch. when i'm in the area again, ill be sure to stop by.

A relatively small Japanese garden that's well kept for the most part, aside from the water itself…read more The pond water was pretty dirty and a little off-putting, but everything else was very pretty and peaceful. There were plenty of koi fish and even a few turtles in the pond, which definitely elevated the experience. Don't expect to spend more than about 30 minutes here since it's really just one loop around the garden. Still, I'd recommend visiting at least once just to admire all the beautiful koi fish.

I feel fortunate to be able to leverage the Hillsborough Rec programs, even though I am not a…read moreresident of Hillsborough. After hearing great things about their programs, I enrolled my daughter in a new basketball program called Junior Warriors that they were running for her age group. Their rec director Tony provided a great orientation for parents on the first day so that we all understood the mission of the program and what to expect. Very helpful for a first time basketball parent. The other coach Brian was amazing with the kids and making sure everyone was engaged and learning. They are both super knowledgable and responsive to answering parent questions. We are going to give their summer programs a try this year - so many options for workshops and activities every week. Will report back!

I am so glad I gave this place chance! My son has done a couple different activities so far and he…read morehas loved them all. I was surprised by amount of great options. Tony was a big help answering all my questions and really made us feel welcomed. I highly suggest giving the rec a try.

This is a very clean and spaced out park with something for everyone. My kids enjoyed the obstacle…read morecourse details and the supper long slide. It is very clean and well maintained. There is plenty of parking on a Sunday and not too noisy or crowded. There is a $6 fee entrance for vehicles to enter the Coyote Point County Park.

We had just flown into SFO the night before and were looking for a good park nearby to go to,…read morethankfully we saw that this was right next to CuriOdyssey which we were planning on going to. The parking fee to enter the whole greater park is reasonable especially with all of the things you can do in Coyote Point. One of the cooler playgrounds we have seen, clearly this was really well thought out. Having the 3 story castle really got our daughter excited as soon as she saw it. The dragons to talk through to each other is really unique. Our daughter had a blast playing here and meeting a couple of kids early in the morning. Well maintained park, clean, seems to be a pretty safe spot. As a parent chasing a 4 year old the fencing between the big kids and little kids area was pretty annoying since it lacked gates where I would expect them to be.