Little plat area out of the way. Not far from the larger parks which were overpacked with kids and…read morefamilies on a nice day. Great find! No bathrooms!

Always such a chill and quiet park! 10/10…read more Always come here all the time Not the biggest park but very nature filled Great for picnics but not parties Nears the hills so great for skating ------ Lesley Berenice Instagram: WestCoastBrujita

Very nice free park with friendly and helpful Santa Clara community staff. They even provide…read morehelmets and protective gear at no cost if you need them.

Do not go here if you are any person who skates and not a little kid wont let you go unless you…read morewear pads and a helmet and sign a form ts is not in the spirit of skating and wish I hadn't spent the gas money to get me and my homie to this lame shit.

The best running track in the area, with bleachers and a body weight training area with free…read moreequipment. There is plenty of parking in the Campbell Community Center parking lot, and about 5 lanes for both walking and running. There are free public restrooms located on-site, as well as outdoor tennis courts, a squash court, community center swimming pools, and the Heritage theatre. The track is very safe and well-lit, and can get crowded during peak hours, especially during the evenings and weekends. There is a soccer field in the middle of the track, and an enclosed fence to prevent balls from hitting runners. The view here of the outdoors is just splendid to take in during a workout.

This is such a great place to run, but I warn you, you'd better come here during some non-peak…read moretimes, because it can get crazy busy. There's also a super chill cat that just hangs out and minds its business but loves some scratches. Just stick to the rules and keep to your lanes. There can certainly be some people that seem to have a hard time reading the writing on the track that says, "If you're not freaking running, then get out of the middle two lanes. Thank you. Love you" You gotta respect people and treat it like a freeway: if you're slow AF, then GET OVER TO THE RIGHT SIDE!! But yeah, it's a really nice track :)

Took my first lesson with Henry today and it was a blast. I'm comfortable cruising on a board, but…read moreI wanted to be more focused on learning ollies and more technical skating at a faster pace than I could do on my own. With my limited time, Henry quickly evaluated my ability and he catered the lesson to where I was at, while keeping things challenging for me. We progressed through a bunch of exercises and obstacles to keep the session fresh. Henry was very attentive the entire lesson (not checking his phone the entire time) and he also recorded a ton of video that he used to explain on the spot how I could improve. Very helpful. I'd highly recommend Henry to anyone looking for a lesson. He's friendly and a fun guy to have a session with!

Henry has been such a great instructor! He was incredibly patient and it was my first time riding a…read moreskateboard. He assessed my level of comfort and taught at an appropriate speed. He provided me lots of exercises and most importantly taught me how to fall safely! Before moving forward through each of the exercises, he made sure I had the correct idea of technique and form. I can tell he understands the small parts of skating you learn through experience so having a long term skater tell me certain tips made me feel more assured. He also helped me with my purchase of my first board! I can tell he has a passion for skating and working with new skaters! I am so pleased with Henry for helping me start this new hobby! Highly recommend!!

Mid size park with a trail that is good for walking and running. There's plenty of parking…read moreavailable, although the lot fills up pretty quickly during busy hours. One thing to keep in mind if you have a dog is that it can be a little difficult to maneuver around the trail because there are occasionally off-leash and reactive dogs. You may have to step aside constantly or wait for others to pass by.

Loved this park! It feels like a smaller-scale version of an inclusive playground like Budd Park…read more The gated play area made it feel extra safe, and there's so much for kids to enjoy--tons of slides (I counted about 5!), two separate playgrounds for big kids and littles, balancing beams, cute pretend critters, and a mix of swings including adaptive circle swings. There's also plenty of space to hang out, a beautiful trail, lots of friendly dogs, a basketball court, and nearby bathrooms. Only downside is parking can be a bit tricky, and there's some construction right now--but overall, such a great spot, especially for fellow special needs parents!

A very popular park for picnics, biking and walking…read more I've been going to this park ever since I was a child. The playgrounds were great when I was a kid and they still are today. Always great to see birdlife here: geese, coots, ducks, grebes, herons and an occasional hawk. Very popular with dog walkers on a leash (the dogs, not the people ). Recommendation: The park officials would be praised if they organized a separate trail track for humans and bicyclists. It would make both walkers and bicyclists so very happy. This park's popularity makes it crowded at times. Especially weekends.

Is it just me or did this place go down hill? The grass area does not seem to be maintained at…read moreall. It's not leveled, tree trimmings and dead grass everywhere. Paid the $6 parking fee to enter and left 10 mins later. Went to a local park in Saratoga that had beautiful grass. Didn't pay parking. Laid out a picnic blanket to have lunch.

Really enjoyed spending time at the Campbell tennis courts. The courts were clean, open, and…read moresurrounded by beautiful palm trees and greenery, which made the whole place feel especially pleasant on a sunny day. It is a nice spot to get in a good match, practice for an hour, or just enjoy being active outdoors. What I liked most was the overall atmosphere. The courts felt well kept, and the setting made it easy to relax and have fun at the same time. We even ended up getting creative after playing and made a little tennis ball pyramid on the court, which made the visit even more memorable. Overall, this is a great local place for tennis if you want a casual, sunny, and enjoyable court to play on in Campbell.

Campbell Community Center track is a gem. It's a 6 lanes track and great for any level of runner…read more It's got all the markings and is in good shape. It's open from sun rise until dusk and you'll see a variety of people doing different workouts and I've never seen it too packed. They've also got bleachers for those that want to get a stair workout in. The parking is plentiful and I'd recommend parking in the shade. This is mostly a track review but there's also a skate park and other fields where you can get some physical activity in. All in all it's a great place to get a little exercise in or even just get a walk in and some sun.

Easy paved trail with not much of steep uphill/downhill sections, ideal for anyone with elderly…read morefolks in their group. Along the creek and some beautiful green areas. Our kids enjoyed the various exercise stations along the trail, though some of them are in need of repair. Trail ended in Campbell Park, where they have a nice playground for kids under 8 years old to enjoy. Happy trailing!

I'm so lucky this trail is so close to home, I can walk to it as the warmup to my run. Yes, some…read moreparts don't feel as safe as others, I always recommend walking/running toward Campbell and not the other way. I love that it's a trail long enough for me to do whatever workout I want whether it's a long run or short run, I have yet to run out of pavement. It can get kind of hectic on the weekends with lots of people and dogs out but for the most part people stick to the rules and stay to the right so that you can easily pass by.