I love ortega park ! It's our favorite park to visit. It's…read moredog friendly and kids friendly! They have a lots of trees, shaded areas, and picnic areas where you can enjoy with your family. Definitely recommend going there for a picnic! Bring your mat, snacks, books and just enjoy the park :) They have a public restroom for both genders. They also have plenty of parking.

This is one of my go-to parks when I have a doggie with me. :)…read more There are plenty of grass areas plus a big field where people play sports. There's a huge gazebo in the center to provide shade along with trees scattered. I've never been in their restrooms so no idea if they're clean or not. Years ago we came here for a school field trip where the kids got to play in the water area, which is perfect for a hot summer day. There's also swings and play equipment. There's also grills and picnic tables for people to enjoy a lunch outdoors. They have a decent size parking lot and plenty of street parking as well.

Beautiful polynesian-themed park in Sunnyvale. A great place to bring your friends for a picnic…read moreunder the trees andfor casual sports on the large open field. The seasonal water feature with ducks is a gem, as well as the palm trees hosting the famous Las Palmas parrots. The childrens' playgrounds areanother gem. The large open field is always abuzz with spontaneous casual sports including frisbee, soccer, volleyball, cricket, kite flying, and badmitton to name a few. Join the community in a fun open play space. A coupld of improvements needed: - Restrooms need updating and expansion. - Childrens' play areas and water features are much in need of an update.

I used to play in this park as a child and now I walk there. Great green space. They could…read moredefinitely improve their bathroom though. Just one stall that doesn't lock. They need to add stalls and have another bathroom on the other side of the park so people don't have to form a line outside.

Seven Seas Park is a wonderful place for families, especially with young kids. The pirate…read moreship-inspired playground is creative and makes playtime even more exciting. The splash pads are definitely a highlight during the summer and are a great way for kids to cool off while having fun. I also appreciated that there are shaded areas around the playground. While the shade doesn't cover every part of the park, it does provide some relief from the sun, which is especially helpful on warm days. The only downside is that when the weather gets extremely hot, it can be difficult to enjoy the areas that aren't shaded.

This review is for the dog park. Everything else at the park…read moreis 5 stars. The dog is small. It is an all size park . No separation between small and large dog size. Bring your own poopie bags. Or let your dog poop on the ground and leave it. It seems everyone else does. The surface is fine ground stone. Which I like it absorb the pee smell. We only stopped because my dogs needed a pee break.

I wanted to like Muwékma Park in Sunnyvale, but I wouldn't recommend it--especially for families…read morewith younger kids or those needing extra safety considerations. While it has some inclusive features, many structures don't feel designed with littles or kids with disabilities in mind. There are open stairs and gaps with no barriers, which made it stressful as my son kept running toward unsafe areas. We liked the climbing section with the big slide, but access wasn't very accessible and things got chaotic with kids not taking turns. The open field is nice for activities like kite flying, but again, no barriers meant constant redirection. Also worth noting: the dog park is right next to the baby swings and restrooms, and parking is very limited and easy to miss. Overall, some nice features, but the lack of safety made it more stressful than enjoyable for us.

This park is convenient to where I live. There are separate off leash areas for small and large…read moredogs. That area isn't pleasant in the afternoon because there is pretty much no shade. It is decent in rain, as it is gravel, but grass. The dog park area is about a 3 star area. The rest of the park is better. It has a very large green field in the center, ringed with a walking trail, picnic areas, and play areas. There is water and bathroom facilities. The parking area is a bit in the small side. If you play Ingress, there are a number of portals here.

We love the Magical Bridge Playground & so will you!!!…read more 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.

I really enjoy this playground. The long slides are so much fun, and I love that people leave…read morecardboard 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.

For the first time ever we biked the Baylands trail. It's so lovely. Our friend's husband knew…read moreexactly where to go, thank goodness. There are a lot of different ways to get around. I enjoyed the views of the water, the birds and how it wasn't too busy. We ended up biking to a golf course to have lunch. The park was busy when we got back from our ride. There are well kept bathrooms. People were looking for parking, so I'm going to say not enough spaces unless you go further. Overall, I look forward to going back.

We went to Baylands Park Trail for a cross country race…read more Plenty parking available. Handicap parking is easily accessible. Lush green grass with beautiful trees, trails and benches. Be advised that a lot of the benches have spider webs and moss so be prepared to wear jeans that you can throw in the wash! Pro: Bathrooms! Not just port u potties. This park also has dirt trails for running XC that is flat with rolling hills. Overall, this is a beautiful venue for a cross country race!

Sunday, bathroom was awful. All other times has been clean. Until now…read more There wasn't that many people around either. Kinda sad.

We love this park. We come for the playground, the pool, the baseball diamond, and even the…read morebasketball court.

Amazing hidden gem. SV maintains the park very clean. Playground, sandy volleyball court, water…read morespray area, tennis court, horseshoe court. Highly recommend.

They renovated the playground area. It's much nicer than before. it has swings, slides, climbing…read morestructures (even a rope one!) and a spinning platform. The little kids enjoy the frog that sprays water. There is a public restroom next to the playground so you don't have to drag the little ones too far to use it. The rest of the park has some reservable picnic table areas with BBQs. You'll find 2 tennis courts way in the back, and also a horseshoe pit. Sometimes you'll see people playing volleyball at the sand volleyball court. There is a path that makes a loop around the park. People like to use it to walk or run laps. There is a pond that used to be filled with an unnatural blue color water. This would attract Candadian Geese to the park and they made a big mess pooping all over the park. There was a time when it got so bad that you could not safely stroll along the walkway without running into geese poop. Trying to avoid these land mines is not a fun way to enjoy the park. They've since turned off the water features and the geese no longer plague the park. The park is definitely much cleaner now. There is a small parking lot by the playground and also street parking along the street that leads up to the parking lot. The parking lot dead ends, but they have designed a roundish area at the end -- this area is not designated for parking in -- at the end to help you make a u-turn to drive back out. Sometimes it is difficult to make this u-turn when people park in this area. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=a3c15emWpHiehs81jdgHHw&userid=isQotFiKU_S_TI4Qt4MtMQ https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=7OFU_4ZnZNDS9b1LMP3QtQ&userid=isQotFiKU_S_TI4Qt4MtMQ https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=rxdAa2RDw46kCSADO9H7hQ&userid=isQotFiKU_S_TI4Qt4MtMQ .

One very unique feature this park used to have was the running creek feature that flows around the…read morepark. It has been off since June 2024. I go/call periodically to check on it because we want to go back for this creek feature, park workers said they are waiting for a pump part and have no opening date LAST SUMMER! *June 21 2026 creek feature still not on *

Great park. Only bad thing is no basketball courts but plenty of tennis courts. A lot of parking…read moreavailable. I like that the toddler section is gated even though it's a bit small. Conveniently next door to restaurants and cvs if you need a place to stop by and eat or get a snack.

This park is so small and cute! Came here for a dusky walk before dinner. The boardwalk weaves…read morethrough a grove of redwoods, hovering over what likely fills to be a nice creek during wetter seasons. There are a lot of birds hanging up in the upper parts of the trees. We couldn't see them but could hear wingbeats every so often. The park connects very conveniently to another one with playgrounds, fields, rec center, and restrooms.

This is a nice little 6-acre open space area in a residential neighborhood. I like it because you…read moredon't have to go far into the hills to see the redwoods, it's close to town. A short boardwalk trail goes around the trees. The preserve has a trail to Shoup Park, it's about a mile there and back with the preserve loop trail. I think this place would be much better in the wintertime when the streams are full of water. In the summer it was dry and hot even in the shade. This would be a good place for a birder; I heard many birds throughout and saw a few woodpeckers.