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.

I went to this park for a potluck and it's quite big, there's a lot of space and a few tables to…read moreuse. It's a nice area overall.

Been coming here for over 20 years. Always can get a good run at the court and the there's many…read morefield here to do other activities. The weekends can be really busy here because there's baseball/softball tournaments and soccer tournaments going as well. They have nice skate ramp that was built a while back as well and a nice walking path to go for walks here as well. They just redid the basketball courts and it looks amazing. The only criticism I have is the double rims lol but everything else looks great.

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.

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.

Review is for the Pickleball courts at Rengstorff Park…read more We'll maintained courts. There are two sets fo Pickleball courts. The first sets are enclosed and are laid out in the tennis courts; combination tennis and pickleball courts. Four other pickleball courts are new and only for pickleball. These are outside of the fenced courts. The nets are the portable kinds. Nice clean park. Plenty of parking.

Lovely and expansive park in Mountain View that's easy to get to, but not too crowded unlike the…read moreother big-name parks like Cuesta. That may change with the brand new playground opening up. We had a birthday party here before the new playground, and kids had a great time. The location close to 101/Central Expressway was good for people coming from different directions.

Burgess Park is a lovely and lively neighborhood park tucked in the neighborhood…read more It does get busy at times, but that's part of the charm. There's so much going on, a soccer field, a skate park, a duck pond, tennis course, swimming pool, and plenty of small paths for walking. There's also a library on-site that I haven't checked out yet. With all the space and variety, it's a great place to spend time outdoors. Also a bonus is when the ducks have small babies running around, they are the cutest to watch as the little ducklings bring a smile to my face. There's plenty of parking, and with a police station nearby, it feels like a fairly safe park even in the evenings. My husband and I used to walk here all the time, and it's a great place to enjoy the outdoors.

What a great park for running out energy. Was a wet cool winter day but plenty of space to run off…read moresome energy

Hidden gem!!! Not crowded at all. We found at least 4 playgrounds here with soccer/baseball fields,…read morebasketball/tennis courts, swingsets, and more!

The best thing of this park is that it is not crowded. There are a big lawn, basketball field,…read moreplaygrounds for kids and tennis courts but No toilets here.

Pickleball Scene:…read more MAIN COURTS: 37.4207480,-122.1125647 * Learning Links Palo Alto * 3864 Middlefield Rd Palo Alto, CA 94303 * Parking in the back lot or street parking by the curb TWO SIDE COURTS: * Mitchell Park Tennis Courts * 600 E Meadow Dr Palo Alto, CA 94303 Bathrooms are in the red barn after you cross the blue "magical bridge" Water fountain around the corner of the courts Generally a mix of beginners, intermediates, and occasional 4.0's on the far inner courts.

I love Mitchell's park (and my kids love it) with a passion!!! so many great things here's quick…read morelist 1. has playground for the little ones and a fun area where they can get wet in the summer time 2. playground for the big kids that's almost always empty 3. playground further back near picnic table (it's simple but allows parents to sit down and have a table to put their stuff in or enjoy a nice picnic with family ) 4. included the Magical Bridge Playground -- would literally pay to go here! 5. bathrooms in the middle of the park (these could be kept cleaner but still) 6. lots of parking spaces near play areas 7. Same area as Mitchell's park library 8. I love that they have events here like the Chili Cook Off would I recommend? yes!

We like this park because it feels open and quiet, even when kids are playing. The field is big,…read moreand the play area has lots to do. -Play Area: Playground with slides, swings, climbing features. -Amenities: Picnic tables, basketball court, softball backstop. -Shade & Scenery: Mature trees with shaded seating areas. -Accessibility: Flat layout, stroller and wheelchair friendly. -Parking: Street parking nearby. -Good for: Families, nannies, caregivers, daycares

I lived at 150 west meadow drive during the 1970s. Just a 5 min walk to the park. We use to play…read morehide and seek and kick the can at night. It has not changed much from when played there in the 1970's and 80's I visit there frequently checking in with old neighbors who still live there.