Cute, modern, and clean little park with free parking. Kids can see railroads passing by…read more They have free parking and a modern bathroom system. There are structures for kids of all ages. Pretty busy park that opens 6 am to 10 pm. No dogs allowed, but you see dogs inside.

Great little park. Has a little of something for kids of all ages…read more Fun rope climbing tower, climbing hexagons, climbing structures with slides, a train climbing structures and a little toddler structure too. Our 7-10 year olds thoroughly enjoyed themselves!

We came here for a kid's birthday party, and this park is so nice!…read more It's very spacious, lots of free parking, and lots of features. There is an extensive playground with different types of swings, merry-go-round things, a large playhouse thing, and several slides on a little hill on the playground. In the area with the slides they have turf material and there is a recycling box with cardboard so that kids can use it and also sled down the hill. They have different types of courts like for basketball, pickleball, tennis, baseball. There is lots of space to walk on the gravel path, and there is sort of a pond area (which appears to be less maintained). There are many picnic areas that are shaded too. I really liked that the area the birthday party was located had a gate so that kids wouldn't run out and away. The playground also had a gate on it too, which is great for childrens' safety and parents' ease of minds! We noticed the bathrooms are somewhat high tech with lights to activate the automatic doors and lights to indicate that the bathroom is occupied. I didn't go in, so I can't comment on cleanliness/upkeep. Wish this kind of park was more common. I would highly recommend this park!

The fact alone that this park has bathrooms makes it awesome…read more I have been coming to this park my entire life. It has definitely gotten some upgrades. New magical bridge playground opens this weekend. It's not even open yet and it looks beautiful so far :) It has a dog park, a trail, a basketball court, a tennis court, and a baseball field. I almost forgot, the ducks! It has a lake with ducks! I like walking the trail because there are plenty of trees which creates shade, so it's not just sunny. The bathrooms are located in between the tennis courts and the baseball field. Also, parking is free! Anyone can come with children, strollers, solo individuals, people with dogs, anyone. Everyone is in their own world, living their life with nature.

We entered from the very steep paved hill (behind Ladera). It'll test your stamina to go uphill…read more Once you made it, it has a nice view of Morgan Hill and with 2 slides. The first slide is shorter and the 2nd slide is more windy and longer. It's pretty fun to go down the slides and enjoy the view. You can follow the trail to hike down the other side. It's a great little hiking trail to explore the view and it's not crowded.

Cute little park hidden behind downtown Morgan hill. There are two points of entry - one with a…read moresteep dirt path, and the other a steep paved hill. On the top there are work out areas that you can use to do cricut workouts. There are also some fun slides to go down - one long and one short. If you go with kids, would recommend an adult to go down with them. One certain days you can see cows across the fence as well. Cute little hidden gem!

During shelter in place, my son and I would go here to kick around a soccer ball and walk around…read morethe trail. The trail circles around the park and connects to other trails. We had a picnic on the field one day and do not recommend it because there are wasps that circle you. There are dandelions there, so it will be a cute photo opt for your children to blow them and take a picture. The playground was closed off due to SIP, yet there were still children playing on it with parents near by. When children slide down, the slide is high from the ground. I wouldn't recommend the slides for a toddler.

This is a clean and nice little park next to a school that is perfect for rollerblading or…read morebicycling. There is a play area with an interesting dinosaur apparatus. There is also a small baseball field that is enclosed away from any main streets. The park is small, yet the paths lead to many different entry and exit routes. There is also a bridge that leads down to two different pathways. Most of the trees are along the perimeter of the bicycle pathway. It looks like reservations are prioritized for small group picnics and events. The park provides doggy bags and oneportable potty. There is also a water fountain next to the children's play area. A small parking space is also carved out for visitors. It does not seem like a very busy park.

Great park. Clean and shaded. Swings don't squeak and jungle gym equipment isn't sun burnt, covered…read morewith bird poop or spiderwebs. Baby swings side by side with regular swings- great for parents with babies and young kids to push side by side. Street parking only.

You know your "grasping" for reviews when you start to review your local parks! ;) But, some "mom"…read moreout there, new to the area... might just appreciate this "Yelp" review :) Pro's: This park is well-maintained, and has playground equipment suitable for both younger and older children. Also, has swings for both older and younger children. And, has a concrete pathway around the park, that you could take an infant for a stroll on, while older children are playing. Con's: There are no restrooms, no basketball nets, only street parking (which isn't usually a problem to find a spot - althought I have only gone on weekdays so far). Have met a lot of friendly moms here :) Okay, now I realllllly need to have a "night out" without kids, so I can write some better reviews (on my mission toward Elite Status ;) p.s. don't refer to the map on the right of this screen. The park is on Diana Ave, turning East off of Butterfield Blvd. (on the West side of the 101)

Ok so supposedly it cost six dollars to get in to the parking lot. Um... the parking lot I went…read moreinto had nowhere to pay, none, zip,zippo, nadda "not that I'm complaining lol!! Looks like they are doing seismic retrofitting stuff so we couldn't walk over this cool bridge that was over the stream, lots of chain link fence and construction going on... sad face. Wifey and I were able to sit on a bench near the stream "which honestly was quite beautiful if you didn't look to far up" We sat there for about 2 hours watching the Black Phoebe's fly around catching bugs. Beyond that there doesn't seem to be much else going on in this parking lot site. There is another entrance, haven't been there as of yet, maybe that entrance will be better.

Lake it Easy This…read more±4,300sq ft county park is home to Santa Clara County's largest reservoir at a whopping ±1,300sq ft. (±7 miles long). The Good: *Visitor Center at 19425 Malaguerra Ave, Morgan Hill, CA *First come, first served picnic tables *hiking trails *Horses welcome *Dogs are welcome The Meh: *Only a few miles of trails are currently open *$6/day entrance fee The Ugly: *A large part of the park is currently closed due to seismic retrofit construction project and not expected to re-open until 2030--if we're lucky! *Access to the lake--including fishing--is currently prohibited due to the construction. Conclusion: Not really worth a visit until after the construction project is done.

We use it for dog walking. Obviously many others do too - lotsa p-mail for the pup to read and…read moreanswer. Always poop bags there in case I forget to take my own.

I love this park. Nice equipment. A gated toddler area. A walking path around the park out of the…read moreway of the play structures. Only real down fall to this park like others in this city, there is no bathroom so plan yourself and your kids ahead of time. Awesome park otherwise.

Back Valley Located…read morebetween San José and Morgan Hill is a gorgeous ±348-acre park that offers a no-frills hiking experience and superlative views of The Valley. This is one of OSP's smallest parks, but what it lacks in size it more than makes up for in quality. The Good: * Free to visit! * Mountain biking on certain trails (check map & signage) * Horseback riding on certain trails (check map & signage) * Restrooms in the parking lot * Picnic tables along the trails * The Arrowhead Trail Loop (±4 miles) is fairly easy, but does have a few decent uphills. However, we did it with three young children of varying ages, so it really wasn't an issue. * Great place for wildflower viewing--especially one year we barely had to leave the parking lot to be ensconced in Poppies! The Meh: * No dogs allowed * No trash cans, so pack it in and pack it out The Ugly: * The parking lot seems to have doubled since the last time we were here, which is a good thing because it used to fill up fast. It is still fairly small and only holds 27 cars--assuming no horse trailers are parked. There is also NO parking on Palm Ave. Conclusion: Small but mighty!

I hiked Sat 4/17/21 at Coyote Valley OSP, Morgan Hill. It's a 40min drive from North Fremont, Free…read moreparking, but on Saturdays have to be there before 8am. Park opens 7am-Sunset. Only 1 unisex vault toilet, it had tp and hand sanitizer. We did the 4mile loop hike: Heart's Delight Trail and Arrowhead Loop Trai, it's a One-Way trail due to Covid19. Gentle hills so there is climbing, they call it challenging, but it's really just moderate. Some views. Nice short hike in Morgan Hill.