Nice park! Very chill, good energy! I love bringing my kid here. Has a good time running aroundread more

The whole park is active with softball games,pickleball courts,soccer' games…read more What a difference from years ago and the new building with parking is open late.

This is a nice enough spot to go for a hike. It was easy to find my way to the Sneath Lane Trail…read moreParking using google maps, a small lot within a residential neighborhood, that fits about 10-15 vehicles. It was foggy, cold, and incredibly windy during my visit last week, and of course, there's an incline as the trail wraps around the mountain. But it wasn't too bad, the actual climb up didn't feel as difficult as it looked from a distance, starting with the sneath lane trail then connecting to other trails higher up. In fact, there are many options for different trails to take. The Baquiano Trail had a dirt pathway while the Notch Trail toward the Nike Missile Control Site was paved. Near the SF Bay Discovery Site, there's a small restroom building (it was pretty clean for a park facility, on a Thursday afternoon). The gorgeous foliage lining the various paths was captivating, along with lovely views of the hills, lake (san andreas reservoir), and sunlit scenery in the distance. Too foggy to enjoy the views the higher you get though, just a giant cloud of fog everywhere. I barely made it three miles out before turning back. It was just far too windy and foggy to wanna be out there very long (I'm sure hot days would be even worse with zero shade to be found). Plus my legs definitely had a workout from the uphill trek. Luckily the jog back down was a breeze. And I did slow down to appreciate the vegetation and vast array of plant species, once again, before leaving.

There are a few entrances, but I think the most popular one is on Sneath Lane. This trail is paved…read moreand pretty steady and not too difficult for about a mile but then gets a bit steeper for the next mile to the top. On the way up you can see views of the San Andreas Reservoir Lake. After the rain you can hear the water flowing and see some little streams and wild mushrooms. To the ridge is a little under 2 miles. I like the fact there is a small bathroom which I find quite rare on trails like this. To the left is the San Francisco Discovery Site which has a plaque with some information. Apparently, this was the place the Spanish settlers first saw the San Francisco Bay. To the right the trail goes along the ridge to the remains of the old Nike missile site. The views are stellar, and one can see for miles on end, Marin, the city, Pacifica Mount Diablo, etc. I love watching all the planes coming in and out from nearby SFO. From Sneath the hike is about 5 miles and 2 hrs. I've also gone the Mori Trail route which is nice because it's not paved but this trail is steeper. It's worth checking out the funky Shelldance Orchid Gardens which is located at the trailhead but they are only open on the weekends.

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Beautiful park with enclosed gated playground, separate astroturf area, beautiful library, clean…read morepublic restroom, water fountains, and brand new! Parking is parking, but if you have good timing, people are always leaving

Beautiful and serene- perfect for our early get-together. We arrived at 6am... not the first. This…read morepark is NOT in San Bruno, first of all! It's in the heart of the SSF Biotech buildings, specifically the Genentech company on DNA Road. A favorite place for walkers, dogs on leash welcomed, runners, bikers, joggers, picnickers, fishers, and kayakers. We enjoyed a gathering, singing, coffee and camaraderie

Nice little park on the Bay Trail. It has fantastic bay views, and ample green areas for you 4…read morelegged friends. In addition there are facilities and ample parking. There are picnic benches and the like as well. As its on the Bay it can be windy and cold. It also serves as a nice entry point to the San Francisco Bay Trail system

This is a gem of a park and a well-kept secret in San Bruno. It's very unassuming. The play…read morestructures are not the newest but the trees make this park worth if. The park itself is on the corner of Cherry and Park. Shade: the first thing I look for. The big kid playground is under trees and pretty shaded. There are other spots in the park that offer additional shade for picnics. Just look for the trees. It's a good mix of sun and shade. Playground: there is a little kid playground and big kid structure, on opposite ends of the park. Nothing fancy. Swings! There is also a small area for barbecues, a small basketball court and plenty of green grass to run around. All in all, a humble park, but it's got great shade and grass to run around.

This is a very, very nice and clean park. A nice hidden gem in San Bruno. Lots of friendly dogs and…read morehumans in the area. There is a very small basketball court to practice shooting skills. 2 separate playgrounds for the kids. A small area of picnic tables for an intimate party with a BBQ pit. Best part is a lot of green grass and trees. This place is beautiful and serene.

This park is such a pleasant surprise! It's very clean, and…read morethe ground is soft and safe for kids to run and play. Great for all ages There are slides, climbing structures, and spinning equipment--perfect for both younger and older kids. Shaded play area (huge plus!) Parents can sit nearby, relax, and even enjoy snacks while watching their kids--no need to worry about too much sun Huge open grass field Right next to the playground, there's a very large, flat, and clean lawn--perfect for: Flying kites Running around Picnics Parking tip (important!) Park in the back parking lot--much easier access. Things to note: * I didn't see any restrooms * Trash bins are limited/small (bring your own bag just in case)

What a beautiful playground in Millbrae! I was pleasantly surprised by how clean and spacious this…read moreplayground is. I came here with a kiddo I was babysitting. There were play structures and swings appropriate for toddlers through elementary aged kids. I loved the soft padding for the ground and seating around the area. There's also a large grassy field for running or chasing bubbles. It's right next to a community center (I think). There's a parking lot and also street parking around the perimeter. Highly recommend!

Nice park for picnics if you have children. The park overlooks San Bruno and the SFO airport. Just…read morebe careful on the slides, as you can get hurt from sliding down fast! I recommend if you're looking for somewhere chill to spend your time in.

After brunch, my friends and I headed to a popular park nearby Millbrae. It's massive, and you pay…read more$6 to get in, which includes parking. We were given a map at the kiosk and the ranger was super helpful, pointing out easy trails and longer options. My boyfriend and I chose the Quail Trail, which was just over a mile which was perfect for a leisurely stroll. We parked near a playground and a picnic area, and the restrooms were decent. There's plenty of parking, even another lot with great views that we decided to hike to instead. The Quail Trail itself was beautiful and straightforward, even though it was a really hot day and I was definitely sweating! But the views were stunning. Just a heads-up though, we saw some poison oak with reddish leaves, so be careful not to stray off the path. It's a fantastic park, highly recommended, especially if you're planning a picnic.

Parking: There are two lots. One by the baseball field…read morewhich is a shortish walk to the kids playground, and one right next to the playground which I didn't park at because I couldn't figure out how to get there. A wanderer explained I would need to get back on the freeway and go around etc. so I just shrugged and hauled myself on the paved path to the park. Playground: I'm such a fan because my son is 17 months and the playground was a great size for him. The slides are low to the ground so I feel comfortable with him going down on his own. I wish the swings were longer cause it's a lot back and forth quick swings but he doesn't complain and asks to jump back and forth between the two options. The area is very small, but not crowded so a sweet low key option for a parent who doesn't want to run around too much. There's a fun dome like spinning seat and a larger swing to sit with your kid in as well. There's not a ton at this park but what there was enough. Safety: I felt super safe here! I There were a handful of people with kids resting at some of the few picnic tables who kept to themselves. There were a few teenagers that strode in but they also kept to themselves. The flooring at this park is spongey and I had no worries about my son falling. There is a concrete "stage" with concrete seating around it that my son loved climbing on so I was close-by for that play area. Resting: Plenty of grass for picnics and 2-3 picnic tables that I noticed. Nothing was shaded though. Overall: I would definitely come back. My son was not ready to leave as he loved it here. I just need to figure out the correct parking lot!

Pretty park. Nice grill area. Cool playground for toddlers and big kids…read more My daughter is in between big kid and toddler and she did struggle to get to the side bc the only way on the big slide is to climb the rope jungle gym. It took her practically the whole day to build the courage bc it's so high in the air. The park is clean and people there were so nice.

As a resident of SSF, Orange Memorial Park is a source of pride and joy. The state of the art…read morebaseball diamonds and soccer fields are enjoyed by many teams, their families and friends. Thanks to biotech $$$ and city government for supporting our youth and community.

I use to go to the small dog area of Orange Park every day, I notice lots of the park is being…read moreupdated. Seems the small dogs area has just been completely ignored. It's a fraction of the size of the big dog side. The little dogs need room to run and play too. The big dog side got lots of recreational pieces we got 2 simple ones. I know it's probably a low priority but all of us Mom's and Dad's who take our little guys there everyday could use some more room. Thanks, Katy Hensley

I've been here a few times. Not my favorite spot as parking can be hard, playground is just ok, and…read moreit gets crowded cause it's a smaller neighborhood park.

Village Park is one of our favorite parks. It has a large, open, flat layout that's perfect for…read morefamilies with children of all ages. The toddler play structure is excellent, and I especially love that there is a separate fenced area for the youngest children, which helps keep them safe and prevents them from wandering off. The turf surface is well maintained and makes the playground feel clean and inviting. The surrounding neighborhood is beautiful, peaceful, and feels very safe. There's a large grassy area that's perfect for picnics, birthday parties, or simply relaxing. My older kids also love using the open cement area to play volleyball, basketball, and other games. What I appreciate most is that the park offers something for everyone, from toddlers to older kids, while creating a safe and welcoming environment for families. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a clean, family friendly park with plenty of space to play and enjoy the outdoors.