***dog park CLOSED*** As of today there is no more off leash…read moredog area in the outfield. They are removing the grass and putting in turf. It will be closed to dogs. The upper unfenced area is still available, limited hours 6-8am or something ridiculous like that.

Cute tiny neighborhood park with a sandbox and good variety of playground items to play on. Has a…read morebasketball court so the kids can play on that too! Great place for middle school and younger. Older kids or adults might stand out too much!

A wonderful place for a pacific-side hike... cliffs and dunes, topped by a unique cypress tree…read moreforest of weathered and worn trees. The trees form a large covered pathway reminiscent of the arches of a large cathedral. We were there in late summer, on a day when the fog was hugging the shore and creating an eerie atmosphere... it made for a beautiful atmosphere so typical of this shore. Parking wasn't an issue as we were there on a Saturday morning. I imagine this gets busier later in the day.... looks like it might be a very popular spot for picnics. The pathways are well maintained, and you get great access to this unique ecosystem. Make sure you hike to the top of the cliff and walk into the "cypress tree tunnels" to see what I'm talking about... it's a beautiful place.

This is such a cute, ocean-themed, neighborhood park! It is small but the structures are…read moreinteresting enough to hold my almost five year old's attention for sometimes two hours. As with most Bay Area parks, it has a separate area for children 2-5, which I have seen mostly people with babies use because that area is really contained. Also, since the park isn't very big, the area for children over 5 isn't intimidating to smaller children. This is because unlike larger parks, big kids aren't unknowingly running over the little kids while they are playing. This is a good thing if you are trying to keep track of a small child. The structures are so cute. There is a lighthouse and boat, a dolphin decorated slide, a shark, and toward the back of the structure are two walls for climbing - one with a monster on it and the other - well, it is a bit hard to identify (!?!?). It looks like Pinnochio maybe, but that is a little random. It could be just a dancing boy wearing shorts with suspenders and a feather in his cap - which, is still random, hahaha. Anyway, the walls are fun and my daughter climbs right up them and then swings to a rope and pulls herself up onto the structure that way. Man, I wish I could do what she does! There is a small basketball court as well, so I bring my daughter's bike and she takes turns riding her bike all around the black top and then going on the structures and then back to biking. It's great. We are so lucky to have Moss Beach Park nearby!

This is a very clean and spaced out park with something for everyone. My kids enjoyed the obstacle…read morecourse details and the supper long slide. It is very clean and well maintained. There is plenty of parking on a Sunday and not too noisy or crowded. There is a $6 fee entrance for vehicles to enter the Coyote Point County Park.

We had just flown into SFO the night before and were looking for a good park nearby to go to,…read morethankfully we saw that this was right next to CuriOdyssey which we were planning on going to. The parking fee to enter the whole greater park is reasonable especially with all of the things you can do in Coyote Point. One of the cooler playgrounds we have seen, clearly this was really well thought out. Having the 3 story castle really got our daughter excited as soon as she saw it. The dragons to talk through to each other is really unique. Our daughter had a blast playing here and meeting a couple of kids early in the morning. Well maintained park, clean, seems to be a pretty safe spot. As a parent chasing a 4 year old the fencing between the big kids and little kids area was pretty annoying since it lacked gates where I would expect them to be.

Sunnybrae Park is a fenced-in neighborhood park in residential San Mateo…read more Features: * Play structures with slides, http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/MyeVB0vQpM4zO1sbI_cbIg?select=eSSw-aeMI3DUxTLnsdwSjg monkey bars, etc. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/MyeVB0vQpM4zO1sbI_cbIg?select=YQ3qblZNMKrWqMPUOtEYmQ * Two bucket swings http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/MyeVB0vQpM4zO1sbI_cbIg?select=o9cJAznoSebiGhGn3qekzw * Two strap swings * Sand * Playhouse with chalk for drawing on the roof http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/MyeVB0vQpM4zO1sbI_cbIg?select=H9GZ-QkcT4lhhNEqj35btQ * Play vehicles http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/MyeVB0vQpM4zO1sbI_cbIg?select=82X5KrpJ_u9PfgivWcfXXQ * Picnic tables and benches http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/MyeVB0vQpM4zO1sbI_cbIg?select=iBGXY_9Pa52-UiNLNUveEg * Drinking fountain * Lawn * Trees (shade on the periphery) * Street parking It's not a huge park, but there is plenty to do here. There are no bathrooms. The nearest public restrooms are probably Trader Joe's or K-Mart. Leashed dogs are welcome.

This park has a couple of unique play structures for imaginative play. It has one structure where…read morechildren can drop sand down tubes onto different levels. My toddler likes this. It also has a little house structure. In addition, it has the large and small play structures for children. It is nicely all fenced in, including a small lawn. It has swings and tables too. Unfortunately, there is no restroom. And it does not seem in easy walking distance of shops.

Convenient little playground in downtown Burlingame. The whole place is fenced in and it's kept…read moreclean. Easy to get to, just need to turn off on Burlingame Ave. At first I thought it was off putting that the parking lot was right next door, but you hardly notice the cars going by and they are driving pretty slow. Benches off to the side for parents and grandparents to sit and relax while the kiddos place in a small area.

Nice and beautiful neighborhood playground for little kids. It's been renovated about a year ago…read moreand it's a fun place to take the kids to let them run around. It's a small space but the city did a nice job utilizing the space.

This playground is tucked away in a residential area off the coast behind a church and the Pedro…read morePoint Firehouse. It's relatively small, but is quaint and has a great treehouse feeling structure with two slides of different heights. There's also a sand box and a baby swing and a larger seat like swing with straps. This playground is definitely off the beaten path but if you happen to be in the area, it's cute and can provide quite a bit of entertainment for the 5 & under crowd (at least that's who was with me) honestly I am giving it 4 stars for the really cool construction of the tree house, but for what this park offers, it's more like a 3 star park because it's so small (my son got bored in 20 min) and there aren't bathrooms. Some other things to note: - there's only street parking, which isn't much of an issue in that area except for Sunday's which is when a church that's in front of the park holds services. - there's some llamas (or are they alpacas?) across the street that my son loved to look at. He never saw one before and kept moo-ing at them. Lol! - if you walk further down the street you can see Pacifica State Beach and catch a glimpse of the surfers trying to catch some waves. Provided my son a bit of entertainment too.

A hidden playground near the beach by Grocery Outlet. Across the street you will see Llamas!…read more People should clean up their trash here. I saw a leftover cupcake, rootbeer cans, napkins, trash.

I always drove by this park and thought it was not suitable for my kids since growing up around…read morethis area it was a little shady since a lot of folks back in the days would hit up 7-11 and come over here Well this weekend while visiting San Mateo instead of opting for the Fiesta Gardens park we decided to go here. I was pleasantly surprised. Parking in the residential area vs coming coming from the busy street there is limited reserved parking. When we arrived there was no body there but soon more families came. I felt safe and the foot traffic through the park was folks going on across the street to the shopping area or resident living near by coming in. The play structure was cool. There is an older kid section and more of a young kid area with swings and a mini house. There is a grass area for kids to play around and picnic tables. The park itself was clean and well kept. I truly was surprised by it. The kids called it the Ronald McDonald park since the park is red and yellow color. This is a nice park to come. For smaller baby infants may not be suitable but more for pre-k and above. The park gets a lot of sun and there are trees to keep cool in the shade with benches there to relax. It was a nice find to entertain the kids.

I'm a mother of a toddler. Nice park, but not fantastic…read more Clean structures, grass, and tables. The sand was pretty clean, but had some bits of trash and plant debris. The tanbark seems old. Other parents and kids were nice, but there were a few people just using the park as a walk through. There are two play structures. The smaller one is not great for little ones and the bigger one is scary big. The park is right along a busy street and has a good gate system blocking access. Unfortunately, on the other side near the houses, the fencing has two open paths. No restroom.

Will find people smoking here even though it's no smoking and there's kids present so great way for…read moreasthma to be triggered and stuff like that

O'Donnell Park is an example of what happens when talented and thoughtful people take a narrow…read morestrip of land and turn it into valuable part of a community. This park sits alongside the onramp to Hwy 101 South on Ralston Ave in Belmont. It doesn't have everything, but there's alot of features. These include: -shaded picnic tables w/ bbq -2 playgrounds -padded play area -porta potty -half court basketball -grassy turf -plain dirt area -benches -little library -community garden -water faucet tables are positioned so you can watch your kids play. Basic Rules: Open sunrise to sunset. No booze, No motor vehicles, and dogs must be on leash. Street parking.