Burg Park is a small neighborhood park that has a little something for everyone. just street…read moreparking. looks clean, playground brightly colored. the usual grass with trees, walkways, a few benches for resting, a basketball court, tennis court & a children's play area. some areas may be not covid compliant. YMMV. stay safe.

Love this park and would give it a 5 star rating however the community is using the big grass area…read moreas an unofficial dog park. The sign on the gate clearly says... DOGS MUST BE ON LEASH.

Good park for both older and younger kids - as the grandma of 18-month old twins, I especially like…read morethat it's gated so they can't escape! We'll definitely be back!

This is a great playground! Found it based on other yelp reviews and so glad we checked it out…read more Really fun structure with a climbing wall and two big slides for bigger kiddos, and a smaller play area for the little kids. They have two sand boxes and a cool 4 way teeter-totter bouncy thing that my 4 year old loved. The park is dog friendly (on a leash) and they have a grassy area with picnic tables. It's a great park!

I have only been to the outside free park for this business. I do not know much about the inside…read moreprogram or what renting entails. The outside park was lots of fun for my kids. There were many different options for play. There were several different types of swings including a ball based "zip line". There was a piano, tricycles, bikes, balance bikes and other leg push rolling type of toys. There are plastic play houses to climb and play on as well. The only problem for me was the bathroom. The bathrooms were not opened when I went and I do not know when the bathrooms do open. I also wonder if they have drop in classes - the website isn't very clear on how the indoor facility is used. I would pay for drop in art classes or similar things if I knew about them.

I would definitely have a birthday here again only thing was it was a little dirty when we arrived…read morebut other than that great place to have a kids birthday, enough toys to keep the kids busy and a playground right outside

For such a small park they pack in lots. Great design, two play structures and lawn in the middle…read more With such s small park it was great design pushing the play structures to the side. It makes room for kicking a ball around in an otherwise small park. Picnic table and trash can finish off the tiny park. Everything you need. Small and clean. Probably best for little kids.

Great little park for toddlers! And babies learning to crawl! Great sand box with water such a…read moreplus! Nice field for picnics or dogs or activities only downfall there is no bathroom. It's not a far walk from us but definitely inconvenient if you're potty training a toddler The big side park is equally as entertaining a lot of climbing to challenge the kiddos!

Google Maps is a bit misleading about this park; what's shown online is actually the location of…read moreFairmont Elementary School and its fenced-off playground. Fairmont Park is actually a rectangular area roughly the size of a football field and parallel to Ohlone Greenway and the BART tracks, on the east side of the school. The only access is from the Greenway or the corner of Lexington and Eureka streets. The park itself is fair. Several pieces of play equipment exist, and a pair of benches are set at a high point in the middle, allowing parents to rest while supervising their munchkins. (see photos) The clubhouse, rentable for parties and events, is ironically on the school grounds and not even adjacent to the park. No restrooms exist inside, but renters are provided a key to the exterior restrooms of the school.

Ate nearby and needed to find a place for a toddler to play. It's at am elementary school so it's…read morewell fenced, spacious, and clean. Two large play structures, 2-5 and5-8. My 2 year old loved both and ran in the adjacent field. Basketball hoops available. Easy parking. Very uncrowded.

this is a small corner lot with swings, a children's slide, play area, grass, benches for watching…read morechildren. it's currently available for play. water faucets are turned off. just street parking.

this petite lot packs a lot of fun. I came here with my older kid, and now come with my younger…read moretoo. IMHO it's worked best for us from ages 1-5 years, although my 6yo still enjoys time in the sandbox. There's a tot friendly slide, a couple baby swings, and a sand lot. Lots of toys - kinda like a toy graveyard. My toddler feels like she hits the jackpot when one still has working batteries and makes noise. A few old play kitchens and houses, board books, plastic trucks, baby walkers, and tricycles and balance bikes. There's benches around the perimeter for parents to watch kids. A mini picnic table for snack break. Lots of nannies bring their kids here on weekday mornings and afternoons - before and after naptime. They turned off the water fountain/ water bottle filler when COVID shut it down. Street parking. Ramp to bring in your stroller. And, bonus for me, my 2yo and 6yo can both be in the SAME park at the same time. A few things to be mindful of: the sandbox has a very small slope that leads down into it, which might surprise emerging walkers. If your kid is like mine and oblivious to folks on the swing, they might get whacked by a swinging person. And sometimes the slide is a bit too fast. My other kid with a big head and dense build rockets off of it like she's on a water slide. But other than that, myself and some other parents can zone out a little, get a slight mental break, or chat with other parents in a tot lot that it's mostly safe.

My kids (3 & 5) have been begging to go here as it was being built; we pass it on our way to the…read moreAlbany Target. It's a nice new playground, with interesting play structures and a nice cushioned ground. Clean bathrooms, water fountains. Unfortunately no shade in the late morning, which is our usual playground time. It looks like they've planted some trees so eventually that will change. Part of the playground is enclosed by a fence, I guess for the smaller kids. But my kids wanted to play in both areas and i found the fence annoying because the gate is on the side farthest from the unfenced section. (I would be in the fenced area with one kid and the other one would want help so I'd have to walk all the way around.) Obviously not a huge deal, but when I'm evaluating playgrounds I certainly think of parental comfort, and how easy it is to park myself in one spot and be able to see everything. Yes it's next to the highway, and there's plenty of traffic noise. But there wasn't any smell or fumes when we were there. We'll certainly continue to come here, most likely on the way to/from Target.

This is a great park but they need to put a sign up that says no dogs allowed inside the park. I…read morewent there with my son and a lady brought 2 dogs to the toddler section and started fetching with them. Another infant (11 month old) also came into the park. The lady ignored us and continued to fetch with her dogs. The other parent says a lot of neighborhood folks uses the toddler park as a dog park and sometimes she gets scared and won't bring the baby when she sees too many dogs. Come on, there is Point Isabel Dog Park less than 5 min away and Buchanan dog park also less than 5 min away. Please bring your dogs to a dog park and to not a clean children's park! Who do I talk to about this?

A great place to get some steps in…read more Stopped by for my daily walk and was reminded why this is one of my favorite places to be active. Features: Walking paths Benches Restrooms Dog friendly Playground and basketball courts Shade Parking The park was clean, families were there, and had plenty of space for walkers, runners, families, and people simply looking to enjoy the outdoors. Be careful on the walking trail by the train tracks. It's secluded and a lot of bushes and trees.

I love this park. Truly I do. I have so many fond memories here as a child and now I'm creating…read moremore memories with my children. That's why I want to write this review in hopes that as a community we can maintain and even maximize the things we love about this park. The small play area is due for a remodeling. Graffiti throughout, broken structures, broken fencing, and trash. The basketball courts have uneven pavement so I can only imagine what could happen when the older kids or even adults are playing. Even the bathroom, while better than before, some of the items aren't stocked or the fixtures/appliances don't work. Hopefully some things can be repaired soon, but overall the park needs some love poured back into it.