A great community park with a basketball court, play structures for the kids, a sand area for…read morevolleyball, a huge grassy area and a pickle ball court. There is also a walking path that goes around the circumference of the park for walking, jogging or bike/scooter riding. During windy days it's a great spot to fly a kite. We used to take our girls there often over the 13 years that we lived in walking distance. It's right next to a shopping area with a Safeway Pollo Loco and a number of other local shops. There is a 7/11 and a Vons Chicken one block in the other direction. If you are looking for a bigger park in the area that offers more I would recommend Doerr Park (also a family favorite).

There is "NO RESTROOM " in the park. Many Senior citizens and women with children are coming to…read morethis park.We don't know how they manage emergencies. We noticed some guys pee under the trees in the park in hidden places. Please provide "Rest Rooms "

The people here that play pickleball need to stop making "court rules" appear out of their ass…read more Instead of winners stay and loser leave it should be 4 on and 4 off to speed up the time waiting. It's not fair to those who get off work want to play but are stuck in a line. Most of these people have to be tennis players since they are so passive aggressive, snobby, entitled, and frankly retarded. Same people from Paul Moore Park too btw.

It is a very small playground, but decent enough if you are in the area and want your kids to burn…read moreoff some energy. No trees around, but there are grassy fields nearby and restrooms (wasn't brave enough to check out it's cleanliness lol). Knocking down one star since we were at this park and some 10-12 year olds were smoking at the playground. Yeah, I kid you not. Maybe not the best area, I suppose? Honestly not sure I'd return because of it.

Moderately spacious park with the Coyote Creek Trail running along one side…read more The park has plenty of grassy areas in the middle, which feel open and wide. While walking through, I also encountered a group of piglets or boar-lets, which was unexpected, though I wasn't sure which type. The park includes restrooms, basketball courts, a playground, and a few benches. There is no designated parking lot, so street parking is the only option. Overall, it's a quiet and peaceful park!

Excellent park with shade…read more I came across this park by accident while looking for the Coyote Creek Trail. The park has shade and isn't too crowded in the mornings. Parking is on the street and there are bathrooms.

Super clean park, just wish they had a little bit more to do for younger ones. If your kid is 3 or…read moreolder they should have a blast!

I couldn't pass up taking my little one out to enjoy the day's beautiful weather. Since we were in…read morethe area running errands, I quickly did a search on Yelp and found this little gem. Comanche Park in nestled in between a school and what looked like a daycare. There are 2 separate play structures and has a good amount of seating available. Although the park is on the smaller side, it is well maintained, very clean, & the greenery surrounding the entire park is stunning. Unfortunately, there are no restrooms nor do they have any BBQ pits. Depending on when you visit, I recommend bringing a hat or so- there is little to no shade. 4 stars. My little one had an amazing time. We literally had to drag her away!! Street parking can fill up quickly [especially on a beautiful day] so make sure you have a nice comfy pair of shoes on your feet.

This is a small park. There is a small lawn area and a playground. Some trees and shade. On the…read moreplus side, it's right by a trail and I enjoyed a nice run here. It was nice to see a lot of families here socializing. The address on Yelp is wrong. Use Waze to search for the park and get directions.

This is very small neighborhood park located adjacent to the Evergreen Public Library. Not many…read moreamenities -Small grassy field -Excellent Tot Lot w/ a really cool Pirate Ship structure (see my pic.) -Picnic tables -No public restrooms - unless you count the ones at the library. However if the library is closed (which there's a pretty good chance it is due to budget cut-backs) then you're SOL. -Thompson Creek Trail access The lack of a restroom at a neighborhood park would've normally drawn a 2-star review from me, but the proximity to the trail and library made me give it the 3-star boost.

You'd never guess that this park is here, behind the very busy VietNamese shopping plaza on Silver…read moreCreek Road. A buddy and I visited the skate spot about one year ago, before it was finished. It turned into a nice, small area to skate with stairs, rails, and a dual quarter, along with a curved ledge. Beyond the skate spot, there is a small basketball court, and a kids playground. It always looks tidy and everyone has always been respectful when I've been there.

This park is very nice and small. Its on the corner of Aborn Road and Towers Lane…read more They have a weird playground set with swings and slide. They even have some snakes you can climb on. The one thing about the playground area is they don't have tan bark or sand, its like a rubber mat with two different colors. You can even play basketball, but its a half court. The skate park is not open yet I wonder why? In the middle of the park they have a circle cement thing with with flowers and a tree. On one side of the park they have grass you can run around or lay in it. Also have tables. This park is good for all ages and dogs. Cons: No restrooms

Very nice neighborhood park with big rolling hills; playground and tot lot; decent restrooms; easy…read moreaccess to Yerba Buena Creek Trail; conveniently located next to Evergreen Community Center; and about a stone's throw from Evergreen Community College. The one negative (if you can call it that) is that there's no street parking along the northerly side of Park Estates Way. My recommendation -to help you not piss off the residents on the south side of Park Estates- is to park in the Community Center parking lot. As you can see, this park has a lot going for it, and yet most people don't even know it exists. Lucky for you, I'm here to educate and inform.

This is a good, local, average park. There is nothing really special about it. It doesn't seem to…read morebe very popular compared to other parks like Fowler ,so it is a nice place to have a quiet playtime with the kids, picnic, or a family BBQ(which is what I decided this past Sunday) The park has... -playground with swings (its pretty nice!) - restrooms (standard icky park toilets) - scattered picnic tables w/ small BBQ grills - 1 thing to note is as of rn the trees don't provide much shade to the picnic areas. - a lot of hilly grass areas - a lot of trash cans everywhere In terms of my family BBQ; It went really well for around 30 ppl. We brought extra tables, camping chairs, canopies, and a volley ball net. There is a spot with 3 tables and 1 grill. It is right behind the playground so it was easy to keep an eye on the kids. We chose that area since it was more secluded from the others and had more shade. Woke up early to reserve tables and got there at 8:40 am to set up, but nobody was there so I could've waited till 10:00 am. Not sure if it was just that day or if the visit count is low.

This place is amazing for dogs! Come check us out! We are basically a dog club that meets every day…read moreat 5:30 PM. There are dogs of all breeds and sizes to play with. This isn't technically a dog park, but it's great for off-leash dogs. As long as your dog doesn't run away, they can chase each other and puppy-wrestle! Little dogs play well and everybody is super friendly. You won't want to miss out on the opportunity to let your dog have a blast.

Love this park! Great updated play structure for the kids,…read moredogs able to run happily off leash on the huge field, friendly community vibe. Con: The little kid and big kid play structures are too far apart. What if you have a kiddo at each?