We love the Magical Bridge Playground & so will you!!! This wonderful place is open to the public from 6am to 9pm, 7 days a week. We love MBP because it offers a clean, safe, and fun open space for all kids- including those with disabilities. There is so much for your little one to do, see, and explore. The only annoyance is the lack of parking. This playground brings out a number of visitors for the play area as well as soccer practice/games that always seem to be going on. Come here with an open mind and a whole lot of patience. Bonus points for the water bottle filling station. With just a few areas of shade, you will absolutely benefit from bringing a bottle to quench/cool your little ones. There is also the option of purchasing ice cream from the cart vendors that will make their rounds. 5 stars. read more

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I really enjoy this playground. The long slides are so much fun, and I love that people leave cardboard so kids can slide down the artificial grass hills. The big castle is beautiful and really sparks the imagination, and the water area adds another level of fun. There is so much space to explore, with unique features like the cargo net merry-go-round and plenty of areas for kids to run around and play. These Magical Bridge playgrounds are always a favorite, and this one is no exception. I love bringing my child here. read more

Initially we didn't know if we had entered * the correct park since we used Siri and Apple Maps to get us here. The biggest thing that threw us off was that once we parked we noticed two big soccer fields that were being actively used since there were men leagues playing . Secondly a pleasant surprise was multiple vendors selling their yummy smelling food, bubbles, snacks and even fruit options . We made our way into the park and noticed that a pole on themed birthday party was taking place as well . Off to the side of the "littles" section was a shaded multiple park benched tables . I enjoyed the inclusive environment as well as the vendors who were all very kind . I unfortunately didn't get a chance to take a picture of the drink but one of the vendors towards the front entrance had a "green drink" it was so light and refreshing that although healthy in nature my son ended up drinking most of it . I'm definitely coming back for the vendors :) . read more

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With the nice weather and being a stay at home mama we decided to check out some new parks. Today we went to magical bridge park in Sunnyvale. I love all the magical bridge parks that we have been to, this one is amazing as well. The best part about this one is they have a water area that actually has water in it! Its a series of rocks and dams and shooting water. My boys absolutely LOVED the water and we left soaking wet which was just fine with me and them. We went to this park midweek midday and there was plenty of parking and the park was not crowded. Like all the magical bridge parks this one was well laid out and very clean. They have a spin area, a swing area, water area, slide area and a little kids area. They also have a stage and a play house. There is plenty of shade and places to sit ( which i don't ever get to do with two very active 4 year olds ) but if you can sit and watch your kids you can sit in the shade. The park is adjacent to fair oaks park which has beautiful soccer/baseball field that no one was on. We left around the time Kings academy was getting out for the day ( the park parking lot is across from the school) even with the school getting out the traffic was not bad at all. Highly recommend this park and it got the vote of approval from the twins ... as we were leaving they asked to add this park to their list of favorites. We will definitely visit again! read more

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Playground is right next to (almost looks like it's part of) a private school, King's Academy. In fact, when we went to the park this weekend, we parked in what looked like a part of the school parking lot. The playground is quite nice. It is super colorful, and the floor is the bouncy rubber kind, which is great. There's a smaller tot area that has basket swings, appropriately sized little slides, etc. The features are well spaced apart, so less chance of little ones running into each other. The rest of the playground is quite large. There are slides galore, and kids riding down the slopes on cardboard shrieking with delight. There are also nice picnic tables. When we went on Saturday afternoon there were quite a few open and there was a birthday party going on. read more

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The park was very nice but I almost got attacked by a dog and I had my baby and she cried very much I would recommend but don't sit on the floor or have a picnic read more

*Disneyland if playgrounds* Gated playground. This playground was specially designed to help children with their motor skills, provide sensory stimulation, and inspire creativity. It's fancy, colorful, and fun to hang out. Stop by Costco and grab a cardboard so the kids can grass surf. My kids always have a good time when they come here. read more

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I've been anticipating the completion of this park and waited to bring my young kiddo here on a day that wasn't crowded. Weekday early am stopped by. It was a hot day before but it rained and the playground was wet. I dried off some of the things my kiddo wanted to play on and we had a blast. The water area here is much smaller than the Redwood City one but it's perfect for toddlers. Definitely have to supervise the kids here because while it's not tall it's still a few feet of the floor. Since we came early there was no issue enjoying any part of the park. I can imagine how chaotic the park and parking is when it's full. Not a fan of crowded parks. Will update if I'm ever there when it's crowded. While this one is not as tall and big as Redwood City or San Jose they did an excellent job with the space. It's not crowded and there's plenty of space for a wheelchair to move around freely. There's plenty of swing and I enjoyed seeing the solo swing where a parent can join their child for a swing. I enjoying seeing how every part of the park is able to be accessed by children and people of all needs. These parks are very special for this reason. I hope to see more children access the park and make good use of all the adaptive equipment. I noticed that the equipment had directions on how to use and age range and what fine/gross motor skills are needed to be safe on it. The whole park went under a renovation and looks great. The bathrooms are close by and clean with changing tables. There's a lot of space to sit down. No dogs allowed inside the park or on the field area. Same tiny parking lot. Beautiful park and a great addition to this community. read more

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Magical Bridge is an all-abilities playground that features safe slides, soft turf, multiple types of swings, spinning things, sway boat, quiet dome spaces. While this one also has a big castle/house, tot lot, and a little water feature like the others, it lacks the awesome musical equipment that the Redwood City and Palo Alto ones have. It's completely enclosed. There is a big tree in the middle, with plenty of places to sit under the shade, but otherwise the playground is quite sunny. Bathrooms: multiple bathrooms around the park, including one right outside the enclosed area that has unisex stalls and changing stations Water fountains throughout the park as well, with the water bottle refilling options. Magical Bridge is located in Fair Oaks park. Other park features: huge, what appears recently re-turfed ginormous field for baseball, cricket, soccer etc (no dogs allowed on the field) Basketball courts available. There are tennis courts but those belong to King's Academy There is a paved path all around the field that is 0.45 miles. Good for walking/biking/scootering Dogs : you could walk you dog around the field of Fair Oaks Park along the paved path but they aren't allowed inside the fenced/playrgound area Parking was absolutely nuts on the weekend. There were multiple cars circling the lot off of Wolfe to find a space by late morning. There is another parking lot next to King's Academy (off N Britton) that is less chaotic) We come early weekday mornings and it's pretty quiet Hours- closed MF 6-10AM for cleaning read more

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Very friendly for all kids. Suitable for various ages. Has regular swings as well as carriage like swings as if were car seat. Has four slides, swings & climbing frames around an artificial hill, plus a treehouse & bridge. Has a mini water fountain as well as a castle like house. Has basketball court, football field, and three playground areas. Was gated too. Has more than one parking lot. Would come back again! read more

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We came to Fair Oaks Park and chanced upon this park within a park. I would be here all the time if I was a kid! This is not your regular run of the mill playground. It is huge and has some great equipment. Looks very new and well maintained as well. read more

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Nah. We came on a Sunday and didn't have a good experience: -The entire place was packed with adult soccer team crowds and spectators -Parking was almost impossible -Not at all dog friendly -Not enough shade in seated areas The main reason we came was to try the kid's playground. The playground was mostly fine. Someone's grandpa was openly vaping weed though, around me - who is visibly pregnant - my toddler, and a bunch of other young kids. Nobody batted an eye. Is the playground really the place to be vaping weed, my man? read more

We liked this park a lot! My six year old son had so much fun. I also appreciate that it's very inclusive for people on wheelchairs. The playground wasn't crowded and they also have basketball courts. We're definitely coming back. It wasn't crowded at all so my sister and mom enjoyed the swings too! I guess it's fun for all ages. My son loved the tall slides. It's big enough for grown ups too and I went down with him a few times. They also had picnic areas. I should have taken more pics, but we were too busy having fun. read more

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Oh boy - where to begin?! I truly wish they had Magical Bridge Playgrounds in the Central Valley. I'm also kicking myself for the fact that I didn't go to more of them in the Bay when I lived here. But then again I remember I had my daughter right before the pandemic hit, and then I don't feel as bad. My eldest sister lives in the Bay so when I heard they updated Fair Oaks Park into a Magical Bridge Playground remodel, I had to bring my 3 year old daughter to check it out and also catch up with my sister and nieces. I really appreciate the concept of these playgrounds as they are meant to be all inclusive to those with disabilities, special needs and additional needs. My daughter is on the spectrum so finding a playground that caters to her sensory needs is a blessing. I appreciate that the entire area is enclosed so anyone with kids that are prone to eloping or wandering off, can't get very far. We arrived mid-moring and it was already quite busy. They have a food stand just outside of the park in the parking lot and a couple paletero carts inside the park. On the Saturday morning we showed up, there was a father daughter duo set up with their table selling girl scout cookies too! Super genius if I do say so. Overall this playground was really as good as it gets. The children there were all very kind to each other and the parents were all very present with their children and I didn't see any kids unattended or even crying. My daughter had a great time even though she didn't functionally play with anything there, she enjoyed the park in her own very sweet way. We'll definitely come back here again when we're back in the area. read more

Magical Bridge Playground - Parks Near Me - Sunnyvale, California

Amazing playground! Any kid will love it, and as I mom, I was highly impressed. :) read more

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Zones: swing , spin, slide, toddler, water, and castle. The castle has many props around (like cake and wands), a 2nd level overlook, and a stage with many 1/2 trees as seating. The different zones offers a great variety to allow many kids to play at once. Plenty of areas for adults to sit under the shade of trees. Speaking of trees and shades, many of the play areas do not have shade. Bathrooms are nearby. Parking is tiny relative to the park and the many offerings it has (several basket ball / tennis courts, soccer/baseball fields) read more

Extremely fun playground for kids of all ages! Splashpad, castle, fun slides! It has everything. A lot of seating for parents who want to sit and a lot of places to go with your kid for parents like me who like to stay with my child on the playground. A lot of fun accessories for make believe and tons of space to run free and have fun! I highly recommend this park. It's also disability accessible for all kids. read more

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Brought my 3 year old niece here a few weeks ago and all I can say is - WOW! Very impressive park. Wish I had something like this in my neighborhood when I was growing up! This park is highly accessible for strollers and wheelchairs, completely enclosed, and fun for all ages, including adults who want to play with their kiddos. LOTS of different things to do here like climb, slide, swing, and play in the two-story castle, but the biggest hit was the fountain! An added plus was the variety of food vendors just outside of the play area. Biggest downsides were the lack of shade and difficulty parking, as there is a large soccer complex here and the parking can fill up fast. If you bring your kids, bring lots of water, some cash for the vendors, and don't forget to pack some swimming clothes if your kids are big water lovers. read more

I've been to the magical playground in Palo Alto, so I was curious to see how this one compared. From my recollection, it seems a bit smaller than the one in Palo Alto. To be totally honest, I think my toddler could spend the same amount of time here as other parks. Of course, this playground has its unique offerings like the textured slide (only 1 though), and a castle and a water section. Overall, it was fun for my toddler. I like that there isn't tan bark everywhere like other parks (so your kiddo can be in sandals). Lots of kiddos were barefoot or just had socks on. There is a basketball court and baseball field adjacent to the playground (both new). It's located right by King's Academy school. I recommend remembering where you parked excused if you're hangry or sleep deprived like myself, you may or may not get lost lol. It was quite busy on a Wednesday morning, so I cannot even imagine what it's like on a weekend. read more

So I never write bad reviews, but I had to speak about this issue Eventhough I wasn't able to experience the playground. As a huge fan of the magical bridge playgrounds partly because I work with special needs children and I love the fun playgrounds they build. I am a caregiver for a 10 year old with special needs that is in a wheelchair and I came here on a Saturday morning around 10:30am/11am (maybe it's my fault for coming on a Saturday morning) first off there was no parking at all, even handicapped parking spots which is what I need because I drive her in a handicapped van with a ramp so I can wheel her out in her wheelchair. It was very very busy with sports games and other functions. There is also a school right near the park. I drove around 2 times and there was no handicapped spots remotely close to the park and I was very upset because it's called an inclusive playground yet there is no handicapped parking right in front of the park and it always busy there. I can try bringing her after school on a weekday after 3pm, but I am not sure if this will be the same case. Sincerely, a caregiver who is speaking up for her special needs child that she looks after and would like for her to experience this playground. read more

My toddler loved this playground and we had a good time. The slides look intimidating but actually she didn't slide down very fast at all so maybe they have more friction than the slides we have near our home. Downside: there's a homeless person living in this playground. He was hanging out sorting his belongings and trash by the dumpsters in the parking lot entire time, looks mentally ill. On the second story of the castle, some belongings are there and it's obvious someone sleeps there at night. I was worried there might be dirty needles in his stuff so I had to block my little one from going near his stuff. Overall it's a great playground but the castle especially is really dirty. I hope they will clean it more often and relocate the homeless guy to a shelter. If some child gets sick from ingesting drugs on site or pricked by a dirty needle, they will close the playground and everyone will suffer. Precautions need to be taken for everyone's safety! read more

Magical Bridge Playground is fairly renovated and is inclusive to all children. There is a small parking lot which becomes packed quickly because of the basketball courts and fields next to it. You can park on the street or in the school parking lot, on the weekends. (On the weekends, beware it is PACKED). My toddler loves this playground. There is an infant/young toddler section, multiple slides and swings, a castle to play in. I have seen people have small birthday parties. There also even is workout equipment. This playground is on the top of my list. read more

I really don't know how this location has such great reviews. The park itself is cool but if you really want to get under a parents skin...get their kids excited about an an inclusive playground then provide parents ZERO parking (inclusive ammiright?) and a NASTY bathroom. First and last time here. read more

I grew up in Sunnyvale and remember the Fair Oaks Park playground being... meh. I mean, all playgrounds were just meh back then. But wowwwww this playground is super nice now! My childhood self is extremely jealous. Several different kinds of swings, slides, spinning rides, plus a fun treehouse type structure with a stage and adjoining bridge. There's also a water play area where kids can open and close dams. Kids these days don't know how good they have it. :D read more

An amazing park where children are kept safe behind gates so the kids can roam around freely in their own area.

Pretty nice park overall, but it's astonishing to me that they only have one functional bathroom, and it's one of those where only one person can go in at a time, or like a mom and her kids or something. The other bathroom is out of order. Me and my two kids were waiting forever for the bathroom, I could hear kids laughing in there but no matter how much I knocked, they never came out. Finally we just gave up. Other than the bathroom issue, I always see this one really weird guy lurking at the park with his motorized scooter. He just stands in the same spot on the ramp next to the slides and watches people, and of course there's nothing that anyone can do to make this guy leave. It's just really creepy. read more

I've been to the other Magical Bridge playgrounds. This ranks 3rd on the list. Pros: it's all new . Not too crowded as yet... Cons: Parking was difficult. Not enough tandem swings. Missing some of the other fun activities that you'll find at the other MB playgrounds. Not bad overall. Definitely closer than the other ones. But my toddler didn't enjoy it as much. read more

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Very cute, clean, spacious playground with areas for all age groups. Shaded castle structure for pretend play, several slides, swings, merry-go-round, very large soccer field and basketball courts, and picnic & grill areas read more

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Nice playground but parking is impossible so this park is useless . Nearby parking is small and filled because there's a school and baseball in the same park . Street parking is also hard because everyone is parking on the streets and the crosswalks are far . To get to the park you have to cross 4 busy lanes of traffic ! I saw many people just jaywalking , they need to just install more cross walks . Really bad location for playground . It's dangerous for locals to even cross the 4 lane traffic to get to it . Apple just donate another playground somewhere quieter with ample parking !! read more

my 2-yr old son had fun here; his first ride in a swing and merry-go-round! Clean and fun place except for lone cigarette butt up in the playhouse. read more

Magical Bridge Playground - a lone cigarette butt which is not supposed to be in here! - Parks Near Me - Sunnyvale, California

On the premises of the old Fair Oaks Park, Magical Bridge Playground brings their customary blend of fun and excitement on an expansive parcel to Sunnyvale for kids and parents to enjoy. Everything is fresh, new and free for public use. With the park having just recently opened, expect crowds. read more

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This park has so much potential but the parking was ridiculous and there is garbage everywhere. It shares a space with baseball and soccer fields so all the spots weee filled on both sides of the park. There is food garbage everywhere. Napkins, paper plates covered in food, cups, cans, you name it. Such a disappointment. read more

Great playground but super hot during summer cuz there are no any tents and on Sunday plus there are a lot of trash around. Also It is better to arrive on weekends before 9 am, as games are often held nearby and it is impossible to park a car read more

Magical Bridge Playground - Playground - Parks Near Me - Sunnyvale, California

This has to be one of the nicest playground structures in the Bay Area, it's always well maintained and usually very busy; especially on weekends. I am honestly jealous of the kids today that get to play at a place like this because when I was little, playgrounds didn't look half as nice as what they have today. read more

What a delightful playground!! Spacious with accommodations for all! Highly recommend!!

For a new playground, this is pretty dirty. We always find food and bottles strewn on swings. Lot of shady folks hanging around on weekdays. Feels unsafe read more

Very clean, fun play structures for all ages. Keeps LO busy for hours. But could use more parking

A bit of trash here and there, but overall it is big with plenty of room to play.

Very magical innovative inclusive playground for every "body"! Beautiful and multigenerational too.