This is a sick kids park. Very expansive well layered and laid out to perfection. Gotta take the…read morekids here.

Favorite park in the area! Clean, a lot of space for kids to run around, and so much to do! There's…read morea lake nearby and a walking trail for those that want to enjoy the scenery. Great park to bring kids to!

Was looking to take my 11 month old somewhere. He walks but not for long distances. This is the…read moreperfect place to take your baby or little one. He was able to cruise along things and walk to each object. There was sand and sand toys for him to play with and plenty of shade. Spent around 45 minutes here.

I love this for young kids and proximity to public library. It has biking lanes and adequate…read moreparking spots .

Irvington Community Park is a decent park with a really big grass area and plenty of open space…read more They also have a sports complex area that can be rented, and a lot of people come here for games or other activities. There's also a basketball court and a community center, which makes the park useful for different kinds of events. The playground area is decent, especially for kids. I noticed the padding looks like it was recently redone, which is nice. The play area has a little wall climber, slide, pole, and stairs. I do think the wood around the slide area could use some updating because it looks kind of old, and the slides seem extremely high, which I think should be changed or made safer. The bathrooms are currently being redone, so that's good to see. Overall, it's a decent park with good space and activities for families.

This is a nice local park to go to. I happen to not come here for a long time even though that it's…read morevery close to where I live. The park has improved over the years since they added bleachers at the parking lot as well as renovating the playgrounds. It's not really a big park but it's convenient for those who live really close to it. They have a building called Irvington Community Center, which I think is a place for children's activities. There is another building which is small. I think it was supposed to be a library, but is recently closed. Right next to it is the ballot drop box, where I usually go to drop my ballot envelope. Nothing much changed overall but it's good to reminisce the memories I have going here when I was a kid.

Good area with a lot of green cover. Great for small gatherings or just general outdoor activities…read more A full fledged children's playground right in front.

Close to home, at Lake Elizabeth... attended my friend's daughter's 1st Encanto themed bday…read morecelebration! Was a cool Sunday morning, chilling at the park, and watching my boys enjoy wide open spaces to ride their bike and scooter, play with their friends on the nearby playground, and enjoy the beautiful lake!

Lovely park with lots of local wildlife, flora, and birds! Plenty of parking when we went right…read moreafter dinner and walking the stretch around the lake is enough to kill around an hour if you're just jaunting around and more than enough to digest a big meal. Around sunset on a Monday there were still lots of people sitting on the benches, walking, biking, jogging, and roller blading. Felt pretty safe, but when the sun sets there's not many walkway/street lamps so keep that in mind. Lots of Canadian geese and we got to see their awkward teenage goslings. There's some ducks and we got to see what looked like cormorant and I think a small heron. We also got to see small song birds and some robins too. It's neat that they have bird houses on some of the trees too and we got to see some ground squirrels. I think the prehistoric themed playground is super nice too. I LOVE themed things so the little saber tooth structure from the distance was quite nice. Along the lake are some "work out equipment" like a pull up bar and parallel bars. Lots of bird turds, so be wary of where you walk, but other than that. A solid park.

most elizabeths are great. to name a few - the queen (rip), elizabeth taylor (the queen), and…read moreelizabeth hurley (also the queen especially when she pulled up in that versace dress, if you don't know what i'm talking about just google it). lake elizabeth is a spectacular elizabeth! it reeks of geese droppings and i'm HERE FOR IT. not in a weird way. it's super nostalgic for every fremont kid, has a great scenic 2 mile trail, and also offers alternative trails like the one behind the railroad. great place for community events and parties. squirrels are cute. note - trail is flat but there is one section that's super bumpy. not ideal for roller skaters like me who only have indoor wheels! some personal memories from childhood: watching an old guy catch a rainbow fish out of the lake, getting chased by a goose, falling off the brown playground slide, getting screamed at by a random parrot

I was in the Warm Springs area and didn't feel like driving to Lake Elizabeth for my little guy to…read moreget some energy out, so I searched for a nearby park. To my surprise, I found this park! There's a good size grassy area all around, and there are basketball and tennis courts. The playground is a pretty good size for little kids, probably too big for any kids older than 8 or 9. There aren't any benches near the playground, but there's a short concrete wall that separates the playground from the rest of the park that you can sit on while your kid plays. The only thing I'd be cautious about is making sure you and your little one are protected from the sun on a nice day. There's absolutely no shade at any angle on this playground, so be prepared with your hats and sunscreen! There's also a fat squirrel that runs around. Do not approach. He doesn't seem scared of humans.

We came here on Sunday at around lunch. Not many people around when we went. Plenty of street…read moreparking. The playground is decent with a fun climbing structure. No shade for the play structures, so the kids got tired of that pretty quickly. Some shaded seating, which was all reserved for an afternoon or dinner party. No one was there at the time, so we were able to sit in the shade. Bathrooms were clean and close by.

This is a nice place to let your kids run around and relax. There are so many great innovations…read morehere. Monkey bars for days. Ropes to slack and climb. Slides so high ya neck hurt. Check out this spot. Them kids will love you.

What a great neighborhood park. Very updated equipment that is well laid out giving space between…read moregroups enjoying the park.

Its a very nice park, my kids have been here so many times and beg me to stay here for more than 5…read moreminutes.

A review from amom2kidsandapark.com…read more Located in a neighborhood just off of Mission Blvd in Fremont is simple yet packed with fun park. The two story structure has two slides (a sidewinder and a tunnel) from the top story (only accessible by ladder) and a small double side from the lower level perfect for the smaller kiddos. There are plenty of chances for climbing on various ladders and the sphere just off to the side of the structure. My kiddos particularly liked the caged over hang from the top story and throwing a ball up the ladder. I gotta get a ball. They had the best time playing with a ball on the structure. Who woulda known. Close by is a standard swing only swing set and on the other side of the hilly grass center is a full basketball court. Hilly grass=no kick ball Across the residential street we found a little free library with lots and lots of books! It was a great add to our outing. No bathrooms. Street parking. #momoftwo #eastbayparks #preschoolmom #play #playground #happy #toddlermom #momoftwo #exploring #fun #bayareafun #bayareamom #momblog #familyblogger #parkadventures #playgroundadventures #familyfun #1000hoursoutside #amom2kidsandapark #gethappyly #outsideeveryday #optoutside #bayareatoddlers #bayarea #eastbay #wheretogo #kidswhoexplore #fremont

Amazing super tall tree covered in lights. Leaving a quickie review for other Eastbay folks to find…read morethis before they take it down since it's for the holidays only. We found this when cruising neighborhoods looking at Christmas lights with our kids. We saw a huge thing with lights on it from a distance and just drove towards it until we found this massive tree covered in lights. Park also has some other christmas decorations but the tree on the corner is by far the coolest. It's so big even from far away I couldn't get a picture of the whole thing. Check it out while it's up! Cool local find for fremont people and makes for an awesome "slowly scrolling up" IG story or Tiktok.

It's a cute and small local park…read more I wouldn't go out of my way to go here if I didn't know anybody in the area, but regardless it's a nice place to take a short walk with the dogs. It's very clean and well kept. During the holiday season, there are lights up nearby the pool, gazebo, and the very tall, iconic tree is adorned with lovely lights. It amazes me how they get up all the lights so high and it's a real delight to see at night!

I debated for a few days on what to dedicate my 100th review to, and while I was jogging this…read moreafternoon, I found myself staring right at it: our community park. I've called Kimber Park my home for more than half of my life, and Buena Vista Park is an irreplaceable facet of this community. It's small, quaint, and has everything you could want in a small neighborhood park. The playground has swings (my favorite!), with two big kid (adult?) and two baby swings. There's a playground structure, complete with slides, climbing bars, and a tic-tac-toe wall. Oh the days of Hot Lava Monster! There are two wooden benches to rest your weary legs, and a rough basketball court with one hoop. The expansive green field with huge trees decorating the edges of the park makes the park an ideal spot to play sports, bring your dog, or just lie on the grass and chill. I've seen people fly kites and throw frisbees, and around the perimeter there is the occasional biker and jogger--hopefully, that'll be me more often haha. I have yet to see the park filled with people to the point of noise pollution and people congestion, which contributes to the serenity of this spot. There is no parking lot, but most visitors are local community members, and there is parking along the borders of the park for those with vehicles. The park closes from 30 minutes past sunset until dawn. But, between you and me, some of the best moments in this park are at night when you and your friends can sit on the swings, stare up at the vast night sky, and marvel at the beauty of the peace, leisure, and life.

My daughter loved this park. Not much shade though. No bathroom. Soft ground, relativly safe play…read morearea. Nice and open field, great for oicnics it kites, frisbeeb and outside sport really. Some people place futbol here.