Came here during a week day and to be expected, it was empty and not a soul was to be found, which…read moreI didn't mind one bit. The park is very large and plenty of grassy field area to run around prolly in. There is also a basketball hoop court, which is great for those who play! Plenty of benches around and trees for shade. The play structure area, is large as well, but some parts I noticed weren't that safe, there were no baby/infant swings and no bathrooms! The park is located in a really nice neighborhood and could only imagine how busy it could get on the weekends or really nice spring or summer days. Parking here is pretty good during the week, as most people are at work but during the weekend it might be a little tricky. The park is clean and looks to be up kept. The park is located next to a sewer of some sort because occasionally there were nasty odors. Would I come back? Perhaps. But not my favorite park. I've seen better!

Nice, simple, clean park. Love it here. Kids love it. Breezy and shady nice and cool.read more

I used to go all the time and was great to be back recently. This is a nice huge park with a small…read moreplayground. I remember seeing a lot of baseball and cricket games being played here on the weekends. There is not a lot of shade but it does get a really nice breeze from the bay.

a review from @amom2kidsandapark…read more It was hot today and this park seemed like the perfect destination...sea breeze, amiright? No. No, I'm wrong. There's a large man-made hill between the park and the shore blocking any and all "sea breeze". With zero to no shade over the structure, it's safe to say we didn't stay here long. The park is pretty large with two ball fields and plenty of grass in between (no permanent outfield boards so it's essentially a huge open field with some dirt and a backstop on either corner). The entire park has paved sidewalks all around, especially near the playground where the sidewalks weave in and out of picnic tables and a man-made grove of small/someday giving shade trees. That's one thing this park really has going for it, there's a lot of trees. The play structure is in a circle format with bridges or a crawl tunnel connecting platform to platform. This format really allows for younger children not yet ready for the suspended lily pads or monkey bars to have fun and enjoy the entire structure. There are three slides (sidewinder, tube, double), steps, various ladders, activities, and the before mentioned crawl tube that can almost act as a fourth slide because of the angle. No swings or playground extras. While there is a parking lot and bathroom it couldn't be any farther from the playground. We parked on Point Lobos Ct which is much closer to the playground but we still had to walk a few minutes to get to the playground since it's tucked in the back corner. This park is great for biking and scootering or even stroller walks since it has a lot of long sidewalks.

Quick review on my end:…read more [[ Cons ]] 1.) What the hell is up with the slide height? It's like 2-3 feet off the ground. In any case, if you have a young toddler, just make sure you watch them get off the slide because it's just so high off the ground. See picture. [[ Pros ]] 1.) Huge park with ample parking. I felt like it was pretty clean and well-kept overall and it felt super spacious. The Union City BART runs above the park which is cool but loud at the same time. 2.) The trees embedded into the Playground act as natural SHADE. Oh my goodness do I love having shade while my kid is at the playground for 1-2 hours. Felt awesome. 3.) The Golden Gate Bridge play structure was awesome. My kid loved it and probably ran up and down the bridge and the various slides attached to it 100 times. Park is great besides the weird slide disembark heights.

Charles F. Kennedy Park is easy to miss on a driveby. there isn't much parking on the Decoto…read moreentrance. just street parking. the back side has a parking lot next to Logan's sport fields. the vast grass fields are accented by the children's play areas in the center. a small hoops setup is nearby. there's many tables scattered thruout the park, some with accompanying bbq pits.

Had time to kill while in the area, found this unique climbing structure nearby, decided to check…read moreit out. Located within the Union Flats residential housing, this place was quiet and deserted on a Saturday evening. Street parking was easy to find right in front. Curious about this pyramid, I gave it a try, but didn't make it to the top cuz my fear of heights kicked in. It's much bigger than it looks in photos and has lots of hollow areas (with no rope) in the middle... I wasn't THAT eager to get to the top. Thankfully the gated "playground" has softer spongy rubberlike turf (not concrete) below, in case of falls. Lots of benches inside and outside of the gated area, but no tables nor grass for picnicking, so it's not that kinda park. Not much else to do around here (unless you're trying to catch BART).

Fun little climbing playground nestled between Union Flats apartments. The area feels safe and is…read morekept clean. You have to pay to park during the weekdays, but parking is free over the weekend. Definitely not for those who have a fear of heights, but it has climbing areas for all comfort levels. We had a poké picnic on the benches before climbing and spent about 30 minutes here before heading to a park with more options. Overall, fun way to get some energy out and get some pics for the Gram.

Good park, i hate the double rim, can we pls get that removed? I like the playground, it's cool and…read moreblue

This park has a lot of open space and a few modalities for children and adults. Some exercise…read moremachines including a stepper, a sit down bike, and a strider but none of them have resistance so they seem to be mainly for aerobic exercise. There's also a pull Ip bar, sit up bench, and ladders for more body weight training. Playground has a couple swings, a tire swing, a wooden bridge, some steering wheels, and a slide. Not all too interesting for older kids and the wooden platforms make it seem not too sturdy or safe for younger children. There's a half court basketball area and open green and seems to be pretty quiet most of the time. Overall, it's decent, however, it doesn't look to be well maintained and their playground structure still had some old weathered wood platforms. If you're in the area, it's not a bad place to stop by but I wouldn't go out of my way for it.

The park meant for all kids. It's wheelchair accessible…read more The slides were the most fun. Kids rolled down those slopes all ways possible. The treehouse is another different structure for quiet play. The little water stream was completely busy for the hot afternoon. There is plenty of public parking. Restrooms are clean. If you live in the neighborhood. Definitely worth checking out

My son had a wonderful time at Magical Bridge Playground. He especially enjoyed the water sensory…read morearea, spin zone, and playhouse stage. The playground is very kid-friendly, and there are so many things to do for children of all ages, whether you have a baby or a toddler. It's a fun and inclusive place for families, and we look forward to visiting again!

The kids playground reopened a few weeks ago, and it was in construction for a while…read more The playground is bigger. The slides are bigger than before and there's a lot of different kinds of swings for the kids. There were a few times in the past when the bathroom was closed. There's plenty of parking. They have some picnic tables. The park is safe, the community has a neighborhood watch and has security roaming around at nights, and there are cameras around.

Eden Shores Park has quite a few attractions. a slight ding is the small parking area below the…read morepark. residents nearby have the option of walking. amendities here: hoops, tennis courts, children's play areas, swings, grass, benches area, a gazebo, . the bay is nearby to sightseeing.

Its a very nice park, my kids have been here so many times and beg me to stay here for more than 5…read moreminutes.

A review from amom2kidsandapark.com…read more Located in a neighborhood just off of Mission Blvd in Fremont is simple yet packed with fun park. The two story structure has two slides (a sidewinder and a tunnel) from the top story (only accessible by ladder) and a small double side from the lower level perfect for the smaller kiddos. There are plenty of chances for climbing on various ladders and the sphere just off to the side of the structure. My kiddos particularly liked the caged over hang from the top story and throwing a ball up the ladder. I gotta get a ball. They had the best time playing with a ball on the structure. Who woulda known. Close by is a standard swing only swing set and on the other side of the hilly grass center is a full basketball court. Hilly grass=no kick ball Across the residential street we found a little free library with lots and lots of books! It was a great add to our outing. No bathrooms. Street parking. #momoftwo #eastbayparks #preschoolmom #play #playground #happy #toddlermom #momoftwo #exploring #fun #bayareafun #bayareamom #momblog #familyblogger #parkadventures #playgroundadventures #familyfun #1000hoursoutside #amom2kidsandapark #gethappyly #outsideeveryday #optoutside #bayareatoddlers #bayarea #eastbay #wheretogo #kidswhoexplore #fremont