We love this park! Mostly because of the butterfly theme throughout everything - even the water…read morefeature in the sandbox is a butterfly shape- and the SHADE which is hard to come by at the playground 2 play structures one for toddlers and a larger one for 5-12 age group Sooo cute one of the best parks in MV

Really cute quiet little neighborhood park with a butterfly theme…read more The park is on the smaller side, but has everything a toddler would need to be entertained. There are two structures, one much smaller than the other- both I would say are geared toward toddlers and young kids. There are also swings, and a sand box. The whole surface is padded which is also nice for the young ones. I loved the butterfly theme including butterfly pictures on the structures, caterpillar statues, and the whole padded surface being butterfly colored. Park is almost entirely gated/walled except for the two entrance areas. There are picnic tables. No bathrooms.

This is a small, but great park! Never usually crowded. Some picnic benches, workout equipment,…read moreetc, and a playground are pretty much it! It is directly off the road so be careful with little ones. Overall a fun little park!

Beautiful 7 month old new Mountain View neighborhood park. Park was opened in November 2011. I just…read morerecently saw it when I started commuting to work via bicycle. I went to visit the park today and took my cousin's dog (the Achilles Bruno) for our inaugural visit Park amenities include the following: Benches Bike rack Picnic tables, one with a checker/chess board Swings...2 each children & toddler Sand pit Small child sized climbing rock Twirly bird seats A couple of giant sized frogs Water faucets: big people, little people, & doggie size Solar panel powers something Lite dirt/graveled walk way Big willow tree Nice play structure Spongy/safety ground covering under play structure area and something I have not see at a park ever...eliptical, upperbody teeter totter & a stairclimber...kid sized but definitely can be used by moms & dads too. Lawn area Drought tolerant plants Doggie poop bags No bathrooms Park is enclosed by a wooden fence Groups of 50 or more need to obtain a permit from City of Mountain View

Would you come to a picnic with 23 women?…read more September 11, 2021, 20th anniversary of 9/11. Came here with wife to attend American Association of University Women (AAUW.org) "Welcome Back" picnic, with nonmembers welcome. Waited in our car for openings in the parking lot, as a girls soccer game finishing up on the twin diamond baseball fields. Parking lot right in front of recreation center with restrooms. 150 yard walk from restrooms to the reserved picnic area, critical knowledge for coffee drinking senior women. Passed by both a toddler playground with slides and animal riding statues, plus a child playground with a double 12' slide, and tree house, with swings. Eight picnic tables reserved for the fully vaccinated. Had no trouble talking conversation with the ladies, as had known many from the AAUW supper club meetings. AAUW president Adrienne F. sitting right across the table in front of me, and wife, ex president, to my side, making sure I behaved. Everyone expected to bring own plate and utensils, but wife had neglected to bring me one. Program Development Officer Autumn B came to the rescue with a spare plate and fork, before I could eat with my fingers directly from the serving bowl. Ended up sitting on the bench on the handles of what I thought was my wife's purse, until someone started pulling on it. Purse owner wasn't about to grope my butt to get her purse! At least they had white table cloths, as I remember league tennis lunches, only the women's teams and not the men's teams had table cloths. Here they not only used eight table cloths, but they were freshly laundry cleaned and ironed. And I have never ironed a table cloth in my life. End of the meal, after all the hot air speeches, returned the plate, to Autumn B, looking like it was licked clean. What manners? Wife neglected to bring napkins. Somebody gave me a clean napkin, as otherwise I was about to wipe my mouth off on the white table cloths. Would you come to a picnic with 23 women? Yes? How about 23 women aged 60+? 22 male spouses decided they would rather be elsewhere.

Pulled out my folding table and camping chairs to have a cute little lunch with my daughter at…read moreRaynor Park. This is a neighborhood park in Cupertino that is super well maintained and beautiful. Lots of shaded areas to put up a picnic or make a reservation for some tables and BBQ to bring out a bunch of family and friends for a get together. It's a great place to stroll and get into group games, bring the kids, or have picnics. If you intend on long walking, either plan on many multiple trips around the park or choose a better destination to get in the miles.

This park is great! There are two structures, both good sized-- usually it's hard to find a park…read morethat also has a big small kid section. The smaller structure is advised for 2-5 year olds and then there's the big kid structure that's supposed to be for 5-12 year olds. There are three types of swings, and two of each. There's a large sand area at both structures. Both structures are at least partially shaded. The smaller kid structure has more shade than the larger which is great since to me, keeping a younger child in shade is more important. There's also a basketball hoop and some grassy area bordering the play structure area. And there's picnic tables. It's not a huge park but it is lovely, and my 3 year old didn't want to leave. Will definitely frequent again.

My kids really enjoyed this park close to the valley fair mall. It has a nice set-up and we liked…read morethe fact that it has clean sand all around. It has an excavator, swings, a younger toddler playground and a fence that surrounds the street side of the park.

Nice quiet little neighborhood park…read more There are two large play structures, one geared towards younger toddlers aged 2-5. There are two baby swings as well. Huge sand areas, which has a large dinosaur fossil for kids to dig at. The special thing about this playground are the unicorn and dragon statues that the kiddos enjoyed climbing on. A couple small picnic tables by the playground/sand area, and benches throughout the park. No restrooms. Otherwise, there is pretty big field, and a small walking path. There are a some scattered, very old 'exercise' stations along the path that are kind of funny to read (ie for the squat station, it recommends do 3 for fun, 10 for a work-out and 20 for competition...)

quiet, dog friendly, & shaded picnic spot. we haven't dined outdoors since covid19 & decided it was…read moretime to let loose & enjoy a meal outdoors (away from the crowds of course). there were trees around the park that provided plenty of shade. although it was 91degF outside, underneath the shade we felt a breeze & it was cool enough we were able to nap without sweating. we were happy to see that the trash cans were not over filled & there was no litter around. we appreciated how there was a facilities person maintaining the park. the kid features were blocked off (thankfully). however, there were pull up bars & oblique & stretching stations. we were not brave enough to attempt to workout in 91degF & oh ya, didn't want to touch at all because of covid19! be smart people. would definitely recommend this to anyone who wants to enjoy a peaceful picnic with their loved ones!

Is this not Muwekma Park?? Whether you consider this Muwekma Park or Redwood Place Playground, this…read morepark is freaking amazing. Since we were in need of finding a little bit of entertainment for our 6 year old prior to dinner, this spot couldn't have been more perfect. The area is extremely spacious, even offering a track where a lot of people were seen taking a stroll. The play structure is clean and obviously well taken care of. There is plenty of sunshine with just the right amount of shade scattered throughout the space. With some further exploring I noticed a few grills, benches, and beautifully made ping pong tables. There were kids of all ages who came to enjoy during out 45 minute visit and everyone was so very friendly. My daughter quickly made friends with 3 other kids and it was tough tearing her away from the park when that time came. 5/5 stars. I'd happily come back and visit again. This spot is highly recommended.

We went yesterday and had such a great time! The play structure is clean, well-maintained, and has…read moreplenty of shade, which made it really comfortable even during the day. The park offers a nice variety, so there's something for kids of all ages to enjoy. My son ended up making a friend and they played together for over an hour, which says a lot about how engaging the space is. I really appreciated that there are separate areas for younger and older kids, and the climbing structures feel very thoughtfully designed with safety in mind--no large open gaps or risky sections. The location is also a plus--it's tucked away in a corner, which makes it feel like a bit of a hidden gem in Sunnyvale. We'll definitely be back!

My dog and I love visiting different parks together. Juana Briones Park is a very cute 4.1 acre…read moreneighborhood park. It has lots of park benches and picnic tables. It has beautiful mature towering trees that allow for wonderful shade in the summer. It also has a very nice play area for children.

This park is so peaceful and great for kids who need a calmer place to play. We like coming here…read morewhen we want less crowds and a slower pace. -Play Area: Playground suitable for toddlers and young children. -Amenities: Picnic tables, open grassy areas. -Shade & Scenery: Tree-lined for natural shade and quiet surroundings. -Accessibility: Flat terrain, stroller and wheelchair friendly. -Parking: Street parking available nearby. -Good for: Families, nannies, caregivers, daycares

Fun but small play structure, geared mostly for younger kids. The coolest part was the "rock" wall…read morethe kids can climb on. Quiet little place to take your kids!

This is a sweet little park nestled in a neighborhood area close to the Los Altos border. I took my…read moreHuffington Pup there for a stroll this afternoon. This is not a dog park. So if you do take your dog for a stroll here make sure you take a poop bag with you as you will not find a dog poop bag stand at this park. Park features: One single large grassy knoll play area Water fountain Picnics tables Park benches Toddler activity boards Large climbing, sliding, activity play structure Sand pit with a near by faucet so kids can make sand pies Three etched in stone information/educational cement slab giving information about the Ohlone Indian, and Mexican land acquisition, etc. This is a great park for toddler & early elementary age children but I'm sure older children will love the play structure. No skateboard or roller blades allowed. There are no rest rooms at this park. The Huffington pup loved the park. She did a lot of nosing around.