I took my kids here to utilize the splash pads since it hit 90+ in the Bay Area and it was free. We…read morealmost got rear ended by someone going 40-45 mph turning into the parking lot. There was also a woman that backed up her car without looking at her surroundings and nearly hit a young boy on his bike. She proceeded to cuss him out like it was his fault. There were many families there but it wasn't the place for mine. The park looked nice but the people not so much.

Skateboard area, bbq area with shade, lawn,play structure and old and new trees…read more Newer redwoods, sycamore and other tree varieties I can't identify. Baseball field well cared for with seating for spectators. Two sets of bathrooms on either side. Didn't go too close. Old victorians on one side new on the other and school on the last side.

I came here for a friend's kid birthday party. This was my first time here…read more Clean park with its own small parking lot. Basketball court Playground Bbq grill with tables

This park is so fun to visit for kids and parents! So much for kids to enjoy and play with. This…read morepark has swings, fire truck, musical instruments, skate park, bike tracks, basketball courts, exercise equipments, clean restrooms, walking trail. Worth taking kids here on weekends or every evening for playtime. This park has been built based by Mia's parents based on her vision, with the support of the community. If you live around or happen to be in this area and have young kids, I highly recommend to visit this park.

This skatepark is TINY. Everything is hella steep. It's an ok skatepark I guess. Just not for…read morepeople who aren't great at skating such as myself.

This is just a little skatepark but it has a good selection of things to skate. A nice incline…read morewith a hip, ledges big and small, a handrail, and a couple steep hips. If you are really into skating transitions, this is not the park for you as this is really geared towards street skaters. On the day I came through, the kids were pretty obnoxious so I would be hesitant to bring kids to the park that's connected to the skatepark. Regardless of that however, they were really good at skateboarding and it was fun to watch them shred while I was catching my breath in between runs. It was interesting that they had coping on the ledges that went straight into the corners of the park yet opted to leave other more accessible ledges without coping, but this is a minor complaint. I would come back here again, but I would like to practice a bit beforehand as the skill level required to really kill it here is a little higher than what I currently possess!

New park in Hayward Very spacious park with private parking available…read more There are : Pickle courts Basketball court Multi use court Picnic tables Bike skills course Play area

Visited Unity Park for the first time with my kids who were interested in playing Pickleball. We…read morecame at noon on a Saturday and there was plenty of parking due to the weather being on the colder/rainier side. The two lots are a bit on the small side so I imagine they would have been full on a warmer and sunnier day. There is room for activities like pickleball, soccer, running, cornhole, ping pong, and basketball, as well as open space for rollerblading, scootering, etc. While there was no playground for my toddler, he would have had a ball just riding on his scooter or bike on the smooth pavement. One suggestion I have is to add some wood or some kind of barrier to the bottom of the pickleball fence. We had several balls roll under the fence and into the parking lot next door, we noticed that some patrons put tape or other barriers at the bottom of the fence to keep this from happening. Otherwise, we had a great time!

A nice little park in the Ashland area of San Lorenzo…read more The skate park is the largest area of this park, and it's located right next to East 14th Street. The skaters obviously love this park. There's also a playground and a small parking lot on the side of the park next to the skate park. There are also some restrooms located at the rear of this park. A cool little park in this area!!!

Great little park that is well kept. Skate park has a good variety of features in a small space…read more Not a fan of the regular drinking, smoking, vaping and drugs the parents and a few of the older skaters do there. That's a shame. Otherwise, great park.

This is a very nice park, located not far from the Arroyo Center and directly across the street…read morefrom Arroyo High School in San Lorenzo!! Lots of tennis courts here. My daughter used to have some of her soccer games here when she was little. The large grassy area here has lots of space. The restrooms here were very clean, and parking here is easy enough. Just a good park overall!!

Out regular tennis courts in SL are closed due to covid which means all the other courts in SL get…read moreeven more packed up on the weekends. But a quick check on Yelp led us here for a shot. We got lucky and got the last court not in use and no one else was waiting so we quickly jumped in. Courts are well maintained and very clean (wish I could say the same for the SL ones!) And the people playing were really nice and friendly , patient too because we had more than our fair share of errant balls fly over! There's a small parking lot but seemed like there was enough space to accommodate the weekend folks. We'll be back when we can't find one closer in SL.

Prob would be 5 if the train and rides were open - check their Facebook page for status! I guess it…read morewas closed due to anticipated rain. Easy parking, decent bathrooms, great playground area and lots of seating for picnic/snacks.

Growing up, we visited Kennedy park often. I remember this place being a very distinct part of my…read morechildhood, but wow has it changed! I came back with my dog, just to relive some childhood memories, and the construction they did really changed it. The new differences I love: - New paved walkways instead of just grassy fields. I think this is much more pleasant for parents pushing strollers. - They have a new tea cup ride? They only had the carousel when I was little! - The okay structure is wow! I wish we had this as a child, but it was lovely to walk around and hear the kids playing and laughing. It brought back some really good memories. I always begged my parents to push me on the round wheel swing. - New infrastructure looks nice and beautiful - They still have the train, it seems only on weekends. - They have a Bocce ball area New changes that I wasn't so fond of: - For the expensive infrastructure, they didn't have those pop bad dispensers, which was surprising. It doesn't affect us much, as we carry a poop bag holder, but I can see it catching folks off guard. - There is no longer an area to greet and feed goats... though, I guess they isn't a bad thing, as my sister got rammed by a goat here as a child. I do miss those goats though. - Lastly, it feels like there is a lot of unused space. So much empty grass! Though, I guess it gets busy in the weekends. Overall, a pleasant new change to a place that's been such an important part of my childhood!

This is such an awesome place! Local spot for quality skateboards and excellent and personable…read moreservice! Tom is the nicest guy and his passion for skateboarding makes buying a skateboard a fun experience. My son and I learned so much from our visit. I knew very little about skateboards before we went and as we left, I felt like I had a custom introduction to skateboards lesson - what great service! Tom gave us details on all the options so we really felt like we made educated choices. After we picked out all the parts, he showed my son how to assemble it. Learning by doing - my son loved learning how to build his board. I felt the value for the price was very reasonable, especially since it was a white-glove service! Tom was great to chat with and we will definitely shop here again.

I went to Weirdo with my almost 8 year old son to buy him a skateboard for his birthday (he'd been…read moreasking for a year plus). I wasn't sure I'd made it to the right place since it looks like a residential house from the street, but I'm so glad we knocked on the door! Tom was GREAT. He's super knowledgeable and super supportive. I never felt like I was being upsold on any of the items. He was really invested in finding the right board for my kid and my budget. As a parent who doesn't know much about skateboarding, I was really emphasizing my son ignoring how the board looked, and instead focusing on how it felt. Tom really quietly took me aside and helped me understand that it was also important for my son to have a board that he likes the look of so he's confident on it at the skate parks. I really appreciated Tom doing this. He was super respectful AND made sure I had good information to help my kid. That's a hard balance to strike, and he did it perfectly. After building the board, Tom offered to teach my son the basics, and even invited him to come back that evening when some pro skateboarders would be coming by. Everyone was super chill and supportive. My kid learned how to get in and out of the bowl by himself, basic skate etiquette, and that evening really created an incredibly positive first experience with skateboarding that will last him a long time. Tom's whole demeanor is that of a long time teacher / mentor. He's easy to talk to (found out he took college level music classes from my mom back in the day!), he knows his stuff, and he's invested in the community. I would 100% go back for any other skateboard items we need!