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.

The weather, green grass, the picnic food we had and the people at the park were perfect for the…read moreJune! One of the best place to hang out with friends and family members!!!

Spacious park with lots of trees and open grassy areas. It's a great spot for walking, running, or…read moredoing any form of cardio. Plenty of parking available, but can get packed depending on the time of day. The park is clean and well maintained.

This is such a cute park! I love the fact that it's enclosed especially for my little one who likes…read moreto roam and run around. it's also pretty peaceful makes you feel like you're in a garden with all the greenery they have. Another great thing was the big black chalkboard wall they have, never seen that at other parks I've been to. The only bad thing is it's a little further from home if not I'd be taking my kids here often!

Jolly man park was wonderful, 1st time at this beautiful park. Today it was quite busy , but my son…read moreenjoyed it . I would compare it to Magical Playground, they are both so nice. I'll be back again

This is a nice little park that is easy to miss. A couple of tennis courts, a baseball field, and a…read moresmall playground. I got a quick jog in around the park on a pleasant morning.

Newly renovated and hidden next to the Rose Garden Library is Hester Park. It's a great small park…read morefor smal kids (ages 10 & under). Perfect park if you want to explore the nearby Rose Garden, Rosicrucian Museum, Rose Garden Library and then let the kids let loose on 2 different climbing structures (1 complete with a small climbing wall). There are only 2 swings for small kids.

Went on a trail walk and ended up at this park to eat the snacks and e brought with us. It was a…read moreMonday afternoon, so it was pretty quiet. We sat closer to the bathrooms, so far enough away from the playground. If you're going to sit on the grass just be careful about not sitting in geese poop. They have several areas where they keep picnic tables. You might just want to bring a wet rag or something to clean off the space. If you're looking for entertainment for the kids, you can take a mini train ride throughout the park. On weekends they have the snack bar open. They sell candy, soda pop, hamburgers and hot dogs. Never had anything there but in case you came to the park and decided to stay a little longer, then there's food available. They keep the park relatively clean. Plenty of garbage cans so no littering. There's a beautiful creek that is close to the park.

Parking is free Walking to food is close…read more Green as can be. Peaceful trail and fog can find yourself at the lake after 10 minutes I love this park and have run through it back to Campbell 500 times! Run

This is a super small park. It has a small lawn and picnic area. If you are a kid in the…read moreneighborhood, I am sure this is great. For the rest...nothing to see here, move on.

Pros: Much-needed small park serving the Samaritan neighborhood. New. Top-quality play structure…read morefrom Landscape Structures (a company commissioned to build playground designs and structures such as Koret Children's Quarter in Golden Gate Park). Integrated into surrounding residential development. Enclosed tot lot. Lawn is a welcome sight and has ample enough room for ball tossing and kicking. Slopes are fun for toddlers to run on. Well-lit at night. Clean and new picnic table area. Game tables can be used for lunching. Curved paths are fun for scooters. Cons: San Jose omitted some of the planned structures that would have improved fun. The enclosed tot lot lacks features for crawlies and beginning walkers. Lack of swings: a few years ago when the park was being designed, community input asked for swings to be omitted -- horrible, horrible input!!! -- and that was just stupid. Picnic tables were supposed to have shade, but the current cover is just mesh.

"Ant Park" is our goto place for outdoor play dates. They have it all:…read more- bathrooms - parking - creative play structures - giant open space for touch football - convenient location The only caveat is that parking is shared with the nearby Field, so it may get full of there's an event on.

Nice playground for taking the kids as the structures are very clean and interesting to climb on…read more However, I would not recommend this park on a hot day as there is NO shade...

Such a pretty little park. There's a small creek running through it and a nice little bridge…read more I have to tell you, if you like the idea of a fall stroll this is your park. When it's a little foggy, overcast, or even a tad on the rainy side, this is the best park for a quick ramble. Trust me.

This is a small but beautiful park with plenty of appealing features including a bridge at the…read moreentrance with the Saratoga Creek running underneath, picnic tables and seating, a grassy field, a volleyball net set up, a playground for the kids with swings and climbing structures, and a woodsy area in the back which is gorgeous in autumn with all the fallen leaves from the various trees and the colors of the season creating lovely scenery. The trail on the border was not the sturdiest path, with large rocks protruding from the dirt and warning signs posted to "enter at your own risk". But I was still able to get a good run in while exploring the park, extending to the neighborhood since, again, the park is small. There were several porta potties on site, as well as a parking lot for convenience. Such a carefree and relaxing atmosphere, with the adorable shops and eateries of Big Basin Way just around the corner.