I love this park so much! It's very spacey, clean, and overall very nice! Perfect for any dog.read more

If you are looking for lots of dogs to play with yours head to Peers Park around 11:30am or 4:30pm…read moredaily.

Pros- we had the park to ourselves, my daughter and I for the first 45 minutes to an hour. Then it…read morestarted filling up. There was a family with 3 or 4 kids age 8 or so and under. One of their little boys through a big rock towards my daughter and it nearly hit her. Parents didn't even have him apologize. This was on a Friday afternoon. Kids are a pure product of their parents and it's sad they don't get disciplined for nearly harming another human, on purpose. The kid was laughing. Shame on his mom and dad for not teaching him how wrong on so many levels that was. Had the rock hit my daughter, there would have been serious consequences including calling the authorities that were the ones who referred us to that park.

Been at that park million times, finally yesterday spent quality time with myself in a solo picnic…read more(the joys of always carry and adorable picnic basket in my trunk!) And had the chance to breathe and meditate in nature. There was the background noise of children in the playground but my ears focused and concentrated in the bird singing and other type of sounds. Very relaxing place. Some pet parents talking to each other, some people taking a nap, a few others tending the beautiful flower and veggie gardens at the corner next to the playground. It is the perfect city park where you can spend hours reading a book and doing nothing else than checking the clouds passing by.

This seems like one of the better playgrounds in the area for younger children. The there is a…read morelarge tot structure that mirrors the structure for older kids, bucket swings, and a sandbox; plus, the fence runs along a large field that is popular with dog owners, so there are bouncy dogs chasing balls to entertain the littles.

Not sure why this place gets a 3.5 because it is a really cute park, and we had a wonderful time…read morehere. We were here for a friend's child's birthday picnic. Pros: It's tranquil and peaceful! Can't say that about most of the parks near my place anymore. If you're looking for a quiet afternoon, this is a great spot. Fully fenced in play area. I have a toddler who just learned to run and she runs fast. 'Nough said. 2 relatively clean looking, well-maintained play structures -- one that is shorter with easier items to conquer and for my 20 month old, she's able to get a lot of mileage. The other is pretty standard size / fare for older kids. Sand play area, with some shovels & things lying around. Infant swings in addition to normal swings. Good combo of tree shade and sunny spots! The cleanest and most bougie gender-free bathrooms I've ever seen for a public park!! Spotless, automatic toilet, automatic sink, a Dyson airblade... where AM I and what planet am i on!? Yes, there is also a family bathroom with changing table. Cons: Not a whole lot of parking in the small lot, and otherwise I think you have to park side of street but unsure if there might be restrictions. Bordered by residential streets on almost all sides and it is not fully fenced. Watch out for children wandering out. Few picnic tables and you can't book, so chance it if you're organizing an event here. The soccer field takes up the majority of the park, and if there's a game on, it seems mostly overtaken by very serious looking parents, lol.

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.

It's tiny, but perfect for a quick stop with toddlers. Easy to supervise, and the play structure is…read morejust the right size for younger kids. -Play Area: Small playground and circular basketball area. -Amenities: Benches, grassy patch. -Shade & Scenery: Tree cover offers afternoon shade. -Accessibility: Stroller and wheelchair accessible. -Parking: Street parking available. -Good for: Families, nannies, caregivers, daycares

What a little pearl of a park! Hidden, petite, cute, clean, no one there...but nice basketball…read morecourt and playground area, bocce ball and manicured grass. Tucked behind the bigger in size but equally charming Heritage Park, Scott Park was one of those coincidental discoveries when walking back to find my car parked close to the Heritage Park, coming from the Gamble Gardens (another discovery of the same day). Micro treasures abound in Palo Alto. This is one of those uncomplicated, mini park in a nice residential area...for a moment I thought must be the backyard of some nice house there...until I saw the official sign.

This is a cute little community park…read more There is one larger playground, and an enclosed toddler area. Toddler area has a mini fire truck to climb on, some teeter-totters, and mini house structures. I thought the kid sized picnic tables and acorn seats were really cute. The bathrooms are currently open. There are also tennis and basketball courts.

Our neighborhood park. Playground is now open. Pretty impressed with how clean and spotless the…read moreplay structures looked after the new COVID 19 closure. New signage with rules is visa me and hand wash station is available.

Joining this basketball program has been one of the best experiences for my son -- and for our…read moreentire family. RBA is absolutely phenomenal. Not only has they helped my son grow tremendously as a player, but he's also helped him develop greater confidence, discipline, and love for the game. As a former collegiate and semi-professional athlete, I know firsthand that coaching fit is everything -- especially when it comes to young athletes and their peers. Coach Turner (head coach) brings exactly the right balance of teaching, encouragement, and high expectations. You can see the results: my son and every player (young men and women) on this team are improving leaps and bounds. Beyond the court, this team feels like a family. The parents genuinely enjoy each other, we laugh and have fun at every game and event, and it's created a true sense of community. If you're looking for a program where your child will grow not just as a player, but as a person -- and where the whole family will feel welcomed -- I can't recommend the RBA family enough.

My kid is currently on the high school age squad. His basketball game has grown leaps and rebounds…read moresince being under Coach Turner's guidance.

An incredibly comprehensive workout facility. I just lift weights; so I can't speak to the many…read moreother training areas available, including the pool. Really positive atmosphere and ver helpful staff.

Best gym on campus, hands down. There's also the rooftop pool at the redwood city campus, but the…read morerock climbing gym here is one-of-a-kind compared to typical college campuses. There's regular classes for getting certified in your belaying skills, and the instructors are legit passionate about their work. Try to go at a less busy time, but honestly the hours are restricted so you'd be hard-pressed to find a truly empty gym. The best time to go is right when they open and you can try to get to the routes you want. Ideal to have your own shoes- apart from the grossness of using rented shoes, you don't have to splurge to get a great pair off of amazon.