After all these years, this park continues to provide wholesome family fun for little ones…read more There's something for all ages. 2 types of swings, climbing and play structure. There's a separate toddler park area as well. The park is well maintained. I love that it's fenced off from the street. Located next to basketball court.

This is my second time here for a Birthday party and Burton Park is a really nice place to have a…read moregathering. You have to make a reservation if you plan to have a large gathering with today's party had about 40 people. Restrooms were well stocked and as clean as one would expect for public facilities with soap to wash your hands and an electric hand dryer. They also have a Gender Neutral restroom between the Men and Ladies Room. highly recommend this place for a gathering.

Red Morton is a very spacious park with great multi-purpose sports fields, a playground, and a…read morepicnic area, making it a wonderful asset to the local community. However, I have noticed some safety and maintenance issues lately that hold it back from being a perfect 5-star experience. My main concern is safety regarding motorized vehicles. I frequently see local teens and kids--sometimes even elementary-aged children accompanied by their parents--riding gas-powered mini bikes or loud electric dirt bikes directly on the sports fields and paved walking paths. It is unclear whether there are explicit rules prohibiting these vehicles in the park, but no one is around to monitor the situation, and it honestly feels dangerous for pedestrians, field users, and anyone on the paved paths. Additionally, while the park is well-maintained overall, certain small details need closer attention. Specifically, some of the water fountains are poorly adjusted--either barely trickling or spraying water in every direction. It's a fantastic park overall, but better patrolling, clearer safety regulations, and quicker equipment maintenance are definitely needed to keep everyone safe. 4 out of 5 stars.

Magical Bridge is a Great neighborhood park for kids of all ages... great playground equipment…read more Fully padded grounds. Lots of open space too! Today is a nice sunny day after the rain so the park is packed. Adequate parking.

Twin Pines Park is a small local neighborhood park in Belmont that is getting a very big upgrade as…read moreof this review (2025/2026). There is so much work being done, the parks is unrecognizable since my first visit in a good way. They added benches and changed the landscape. There is a creek that flows through the middle, it's go running water since CA is officially no longer in a drought as of this review. Reservations a re available. Hours are form sunrise to sunset. "A lovely, intimate park located in a ravine alongside Ralston Ave north of El Camino in hilly Belmont. The park follows a babbling brook and includes lots of picnic areas and shady places to rest. Located just down Ralston before El Camino Real, Twin Pines is a 19-acre park owned by the city of Belmont, which houses the Belmont Historical Society Museum, Belmont Parks and Recreation, and the Senior and Community Center. The park is frequented by visitors picnicking and people attending various events throughout the year, including free afternoon concerts each Sunday in the summer - Hungarian Heritage Foundation The beautiful Twin Pines Park is home to Belmont City Hall and the Parks & Recreation Department. It is truly a treasure hidden in the middle of the city, where you will find a combination of rental facilities, parks, picnic areas, and short trails. Come explore the creek or simply enjoy a nice day outside with the fresh scents of nature! There is plenty of parking available. Open sunrise to sunset. See the expanded map here or here. Reservations: You can reserve picnic areas such as Buckeye, Redwood, or Meadow. Facility rentals accommodate 25-250 people and include the Cottage, Lodge, Manor, and Senior & Community Center. For the future of the park, check out the Twin Pines Park Master Plan and the Twin Pines Park Tree Succession Plan, a recommendation of the Master Plan. Organized activities (parties, professional photo shoots, meetings, retreats, etc) must make a reservation with the Belmont Parks & Recreation Department. Individual, drop-in use is available when there are no scheduled reservations." - https://www.belmont.gov/Home/Components/FacilityDirectory/FacilityDirectory/208/509 Park description and information from the official website.

Cute park! Great for kids (playground), picnicking (lots of benches available, tree stumps), and…read moreshort walks. Parking lot is easily accessible. It was fun to see students playing here after school. Not a place I would take dogs or if you're looking to walk several miles. But if you're wanting a brief getaway from the everyday scenery, it's a refreshing nook right next to the bustle of Ralston Ave!

Nice park! Great for scooters! Nice for kids to ride around park and play on playground.read more

Very nice park next to the Bay Trail…read more The parking lot is pretty small, Seal Point Park, which is right next door, has a huge parking lot. There was a play area here, along with a good sized picnic/BBQ area that's covered. The restrooms were really clean, which is a great sign for a park. I come to this area to run sometimes, and it's a great place to be on a sunny day!!!

Stafford Park is a beautiful park. It caters to people of all ages. I love the concerts that they…read morehave during the summer.

We have been to this local park a few times and have always had a great time with our little ones…read more They have a spacious grass area along with two different playgrounds focused on different ages/needs. The smaller playground for toddlers has a climbing structure, seesaw, swings, and some pretend play structures. The older childrens playground has alot for big kids to stay busy and playing: slides, climbing structure, monkey bars, sliding zipline, and swings. They even have a water play area that is active during the warmer months of the year. Their restroom area is clean and the picnic areas around are well kept with adequate waste receptacles. There is plenty of parking around the park as well. Overall, this is a great park to enjoy with your family, especially when the weather is nice and warm!

Always a good experience at this park with the kids. Big and spacious. A somewhat modern park with…read moredifferent kind of play structures for the kids to enjoy. There is also a fairly decent sized skate park as well where kids of all ages ride their bikes, scooters, and skateboards in. Bathrooms on site at the park are public as a reminder so dont expect that always to be the cleanest experience, but at least there is one. There are reservable picnic sites scattered around the park and I believe one large sheltered onr as well. We've hosted and attended parties at these locations and its always worked out.

Good size park with walking path on edge and grass in middle…read more Good place for a walk or walk the dog. Water fountains and restrooms. Parking along the street.

This park is one of those small-ish green spaces lining the area between the cul de sac homes near…read moreHillsdale Mall. We have a friend who lives in a home that runs up against this park, so we've visited - but I wouldn't go out of my way to come here. There's a lot of green space, picnic areas with grills, and clean, well-maintained grass, but not much tree coverage so this would be hard to enjoy in the summer. There is a small playground with some equipment but not much and it looks pretty aged. There are off-leash hours for the park if you have a dog, but probably good to be aware of if you have small children. Overall, nice amenity if you're a resident in the adjacent homes but not worth a standalone visit probably.

If I were Knight Rider, I'd say, "KITT, take me to a new park."…read more I would've never noticed this neighborhood park if it weren't for my trusty GPS letting me know it was nearby. I get bored of going to the same old parks and am always looking for something new, whether it's to walk my dog or to explore with my son. My car's navigation system led my to the end of a cul-de-sac, which at first I thought must be a mistake. Then I noticed a little alley (one of many) leading to a surprisingly sizable obscure park. http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=fDny65qdxn3EJH0PZbCxIw&select=0nDtVxK8-QpPgIJWJHc8Hg The park features: * 2 bucket and 2 strap swings * Unenclosed play structure http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=fDny65qdxn3EJH0PZbCxIw&select=j_O4YHCL5piL6Pkfvclq4g * Sand box * Large open lawn * Basketball court * Picnic table, benches, & water fountain * Off-leash pilot dog program 6-8am and 8-9pm http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=fDny65qdxn3EJH0PZbCxIw&select=ZfY-kL6dTlbmZylSpsk7ww * Waste bags and trash cans for cleaning up after your pooch * Paved path around field I imagine it's mostly used by neighbors lucky enough to live within walking distance. It's a hidden gem, without amenities like bathrooms or parking lots (unnecessary when you live in the 'hood).

A nice, quiet and small park. There is a one picnic area, two playgrounds and a baseball field…read more Next to the picnic area is a waterway which makes for a nice view. You can see geese here so be wary of the geese droppings everywhere. No shade so bring hats and sunscreen. A unisex bathroom is right next to the play area. Bathroom is clean and well maintained.

Two very nice play structures. Plenty of grass. Nice big sand pit!…read more It even has a large rock wall. The park is located near the Bay, and along a creek. Overall, this neighborhood park is a winner.