Would you come to a picnic with 23 women?…read more September 11, 2021, 20th anniversary of 9/11. Came here with wife to attend American Association of University Women (AAUW.org) "Welcome Back" picnic, with nonmembers welcome. Waited in our car for openings in the parking lot, as a girls soccer game finishing up on the twin diamond baseball fields. Parking lot right in front of recreation center with restrooms. 150 yard walk from restrooms to the reserved picnic area, critical knowledge for coffee drinking senior women. Passed by both a toddler playground with slides and animal riding statues, plus a child playground with a double 12' slide, and tree house, with swings. Eight picnic tables reserved for the fully vaccinated. Had no trouble talking conversation with the ladies, as had known many from the AAUW supper club meetings. AAUW president Adrienne F. sitting right across the table in front of me, and wife, ex president, to my side, making sure I behaved. Everyone expected to bring own plate and utensils, but wife had neglected to bring me one. Program Development Officer Autumn B came to the rescue with a spare plate and fork, before I could eat with my fingers directly from the serving bowl. Ended up sitting on the bench on the handles of what I thought was my wife's purse, until someone started pulling on it. Purse owner wasn't about to grope my butt to get her purse! At least they had white table cloths, as I remember league tennis lunches, only the women's teams and not the men's teams had table cloths. Here they not only used eight table cloths, but they were freshly laundry cleaned and ironed. And I have never ironed a table cloth in my life. End of the meal, after all the hot air speeches, returned the plate, to Autumn B, looking like it was licked clean. What manners? Wife neglected to bring napkins. Somebody gave me a clean napkin, as otherwise I was about to wipe my mouth off on the white table cloths. Would you come to a picnic with 23 women? Yes? How about 23 women aged 60+? 22 male spouses decided they would rather be elsewhere.

Pulled out my folding table and camping chairs to have a cute little lunch with my daughter at…read moreRaynor Park. This is a neighborhood park in Cupertino that is super well maintained and beautiful. Lots of shaded areas to put up a picnic or make a reservation for some tables and BBQ to bring out a bunch of family and friends for a get together. It's a great place to stroll and get into group games, bring the kids, or have picnics. If you intend on long walking, either plan on many multiple trips around the park or choose a better destination to get in the miles.

This is a very big park, with great meadows, rich setting playgrounds, sand pools, basketball…read morecourts and pump trails etc. It's very family and kids friendly. There are also some Mexican fruit sellers selling fresh fruits in the parking lot.

Nice playground for the kids. -1 little kids structure…read more -1 larger extended one for bigger kids

Mandu loves coming to this park. It's nice with multiple playgrounds and paths. There's also a few…read morepicnic tables as well. There's quite a lot of weeds though and after every walk, Mandu comes back with spikey thorn like things in his fur and paws. There's also sometimes trash leftover from the elementary school and Mandu sniffs around hoping to catch a bite of something which isn't good :((

This is a huge well-maintained park tied to the nearby school. There is a nice paved path that goes…read morearound the baseball field which worked well for a relaxed evening scooter ride. There is a nice bbq area and 2 tennis courts as well. There is a creek on the side if you want to explore further...probably nicer when there is water.

Park review for my puppy- I was looking for a nice clean grassy field for my puppy to roam and play…read morearound and stumbled upon Jenny Strand Park. They have a small parking lot. Park allows dogs only if on leash. We checked out the grass area and left as grass was not well maintained and too wet/and has pockets of muddy water so we didn't want our puppy to roam there.

This is a small but well-maintained park. They have 1 tennis court, a basketball court, and a small…read moregrassy area. We came here to run and ride the Onewheel but ended up going around the neighborhood instead.

Small, cute park tucked away on a residential street, probably more intended for the neighboring…read morehomes. There are a few (4) parking spots (+1 disabled parking spot) for visitors. There's a small basketball half court, swing set, and a playground intended for 2-5 year olds, and some grass area for picnicking or playing catch. Only downside is there aren't any public restrooms, so if you're in the middle of potty training, best to bring your own portable potty seat.

Quaint little park tucked away at the end of a neighborhood, on the other side of the highway…read more There is one playground structure, but it's cute with bear/cabin theme. There's also a half basketball court, and plenty of shaded field for quiet picnic or a game of fetch with the pup. The field is surrounded by a paved bath, so great for kids to bike/scooter. There are some shaded picnic tables as well. There aren't any bathrooms though.

This is a small park nestled in a residential neighborhood. There are big trees, a well-manicured…read morelawn, some benches, a BBQ area, and...was that a statue of Pumba from Lion King? Very cool. The main attraction here is the 3 tennis courts. The quality of the folks who play here is really high. There were a couple of high school kids who looked like the next Rafa and Fed and it was fun watching them for a bit.

Nice park and all but unable to lock the men's restroom door to toilet. Kinda creepy if you have to…read moreuse it.

This is a lovely medium sized neighborhood park. They have a tennis court, a nice lawn and walking…read morepath around the park. It was great to see dogs running around and families spending time together. Would have been a normal sight except for everyone wearing masks which is a good thing. The cool thing is that it's a double feature...you take the bridge over 85 and you land in Kevin Moran park.

Asule Park is nestled in a quiet Saratoga neighborhood. The only noise you'll find here is the 85…read morefreeway. Located right next to it. There are two play structure with sand play area, no water feature. There are just a few picnic area with bbq pit. Park is kept clean and grass is nicely manicure. You won't find any brown spot here. There is also one tennis court and a nice asphalt path to walk around the park. Foot traffic is light, making this park a nice place to hangout. Asule park is definitely a neighborhood park with no restroom. Overall, very well maintained park.

Lovely little neighorhood park. The playground has two structures adjacent to each other. The one…read morefor older kids has a climbing net and is surrounded by sand. The one for younger kids has a small structure and 3 car-themed teeter-totters. There are large fields on both sides of the playground and a dirt path that goes around the whole park which is perfect for walking dogs. There is a good amount of shade, and plenty of benches and picnic tables. The park is at end of a cul-de-sac so is largely surrounded by fences. There is no parking lot, but there was plenty of spots in the cul-de-sac. You can also walk across the overpass over Lawrence from the park.

This is a nice mid-sized park. They have a paved path that goes around it which worked out OK for a…read morerun. They have a well kept lawn which seems to be popular with dog owners. There was a nice breeze which was a good respite during a hot day.