I've been coming here since I was a child and it's always fun to come back for a little nostalgia…read moreand play. Along with the mini golf, they also have water slides, a fairly large arcade, and a snack bar. It's been many many years since I've had food here, but I did always love getting a slurpee when I was younger. There are two 18-hole courses, golfing one costs $18, but you can add the second or replay the same one on the same day for just $6 extra. We had planned on doing just one round on our most recent visit, but it wasn't too crowded and went by pretty quickly, so we ended up playing the other side too. I'm partial to the course that's closer to Blossom Hill road because it's a little more difficult with the water trap holes, but both sides are fun!

Been going here since I was in elementary school. I'm glad it's still around. This Golfland has two…read more18 hole courses: one is more visually fun and somewhat easier; the other one is full tryhard and has a lot of fun, challenging holes. If you want to do both mini golf courses, just buy one round of mini golf, write your scores on the paper, and skip hole 18 until you get to the very end of the second course. It'll save you $5. Highly recommend this enjoyable experience if you're a kid or adult! It's affordable, fun, and nice to be outside as you're mini golfing!

This is a large skate park with an alluring setting at Lake Cunningham, an exciting spot for…read moreskaters and cyclists looking for some action, with both dirt and concrete areas consisting of ramps, tunnels, bowls, and mounds to engage in tricks, flips, and more. I enjoyed watching the BMX freestyle exhibition at the Viva CalleSJ event this past Sunday, offering several showtimes throughout the day, with performers putting on a show for the crowd including flatland moves and bowl riding. It's a decent spot for viewers too, offering several tables with umbrellas for shade, lovely palm trees, and restrooms for convenience.

Really do wish the city would put more time and effort into maintenance, here. It has solid…read morepotential, some cool jump lines that allow for progression on the bike. But it also has clearly seen better Days with large sections of the parts closed off for months if not years. There could be something really magical here.

Really enjoyed spending time at the Campbell tennis courts. The courts were clean, open, and…read moresurrounded by beautiful palm trees and greenery, which made the whole place feel especially pleasant on a sunny day. It is a nice spot to get in a good match, practice for an hour, or just enjoy being active outdoors. What I liked most was the overall atmosphere. The courts felt well kept, and the setting made it easy to relax and have fun at the same time. We even ended up getting creative after playing and made a little tennis ball pyramid on the court, which made the visit even more memorable. Overall, this is a great local place for tennis if you want a casual, sunny, and enjoyable court to play on in Campbell.

Campbell Community Center track is a gem. It's a 6 lanes track and great for any level of runner…read more It's got all the markings and is in good shape. It's open from sun rise until dusk and you'll see a variety of people doing different workouts and I've never seen it too packed. They've also got bleachers for those that want to get a stair workout in. The parking is plentiful and I'd recommend parking in the shade. This is mostly a track review but there's also a skate park and other fields where you can get some physical activity in. All in all it's a great place to get a little exercise in or even just get a walk in and some sun.

This is a super small park. It has a small lawn and picnic area. If you are a kid in the…read moreneighborhood, I am sure this is great. For the rest...nothing to see here, move on.

Pros: Much-needed small park serving the Samaritan neighborhood. New. Top-quality play structure…read morefrom Landscape Structures (a company commissioned to build playground designs and structures such as Koret Children's Quarter in Golden Gate Park). Integrated into surrounding residential development. Enclosed tot lot. Lawn is a welcome sight and has ample enough room for ball tossing and kicking. Slopes are fun for toddlers to run on. Well-lit at night. Clean and new picnic table area. Game tables can be used for lunching. Curved paths are fun for scooters. Cons: San Jose omitted some of the planned structures that would have improved fun. The enclosed tot lot lacks features for crawlies and beginning walkers. Lack of swings: a few years ago when the park was being designed, community input asked for swings to be omitted -- horrible, horrible input!!! -- and that was just stupid. Picnic tables were supposed to have shade, but the current cover is just mesh.

11 am in the summer. Playground has ZERO SHADE. Playground is nearly empty because it's too hot to…read moreuse. Classic San Jose to build a new playground and add no shade

They updated the playground in spring and it's really nice. Section for toddlers and one for bigger…read morekids- with updated fixtures and things. They have swings to accommodate everyone and lots of areas to climb and crawl. Very clean and well-kept up. Paid parking lot next to the playground, or park down the street and walk over.

One of the parents at our daughter's school arranged a large group of kids and parents to enjoy a…read moredaytime session of laser tag and we were definitely excited to check this place out. We arrived 15 min early to get situated, we paid for a separate room to put our personal belongings in and waited until we were called to the briefing room. We had around a group of 25+ people so our session only included our own group. We got instructions in the briefing room and was off putting our gear on. It was a free for all style of play, everyone player for themselves. I was surprised to see how big the room was and the also had second story which adds another dynamic during the play. You can shoot off mirrors to ricochet to hit sensors on the other players. It was quite engaging and a ton of fun. Our girls are ages 7 and 9 and they got a hang of how to play right away. Surprisingly, the parents had just as much fun, if not more! The session lasted around 15-20 minutes if I had to estimate and it was definitely enough time to enjoy. The biggest surprise was how much of a workout it was. Every parent mentioned that they were sweating and got a good workout in. They recognize every player including the top 3 scores at the end. You can purchase by session - we decided to do 2 and I think it was the perfect amount. After our first session, there was a group in between to give us a much needed break and we went back in. I recommend coming here with your kids for a family event or even a group event. I am planning to look at birthday party options for my kids bday party later this year. I highly recommend checking this place out!

Went for a 7yo birthday party and the kids had a lot of fun. Not sure what the birthday packages…read morewere but the kids got to play 2 rounds of tag. There were kids of all ages and adults mixed in to the rounds. I kind of wished there was some sort of separation of little kids and older kids as the adults in the round seemed to have all the high scores. Very well organized party though with the check in and the ln having a round of laser tag then a break and then another round and then pizza and drinks in a private room. There are arcades and the kids all wanted to play on the arcades during the break so be prepared for that. They had a big fridge with lots of different sodas and drinks for the kids to pick from after the second round. They also took care of all the clean up. Friendly and helpful staff.

This is a nice little park that is easy to miss. A couple of tennis courts, a baseball field, and a…read moresmall playground. I got a quick jog in around the park on a pleasant morning.

Newly renovated and hidden next to the Rose Garden Library is Hester Park. It's a great small park…read morefor smal kids (ages 10 & under). Perfect park if you want to explore the nearby Rose Garden, Rosicrucian Museum, Rose Garden Library and then let the kids let loose on 2 different climbing structures (1 complete with a small climbing wall). There are only 2 swings for small kids.

Magical Bridges + amazing football/soccer field + many basketball courts, what is not to like!…read moreNever had an issue with parking here, and our kids always have fun. Highly recommend if you live nearby.

Really cool park with room to skateboard and with lessons to (but at a price)…read more I was here to play baseball but we stopped to look at the castle and the slides that everyone was talking about. Ample parking and a fairly safe area with good weather. The water park wasn't working but it looked cool. Huge field and skateboard park that's well maintained. 4 stars in my book.