Located in a residential neighborhood near the Roblox headquarters just down the street. The park…read moreis pretty small. It does have modern playground. It also has one basketball court half size. There's also one bathroom stall. It's clean! Plenty of street parking nearby.

This is not a huge playground, but still ample space for kids to run around and burn off some…read moreenergy. There is plenty of street parking available. The park has onsite bathrooms, although the bathrooms are not in the best condition. There is a big grassy area right next to it, I saw people hosting birthday parties there and having Paddock Park available right next to the event is a convenient option for the kids to go to.

"Holy smoke! This park has a stunning view!" - TheBoss…read more Leo J. Ryan Park is a scenic 20-acre waterfront public park in Foster City featuring paved trails, a tranquil lagoon, and community recreational facilities. The VIBE and SCENERY is a 10/10. It has paved wide paths and boardwalks offer wide views of the calm lagoon and passing water fowl. The CLEANLINESS is a 10/10. The bermuda grass is well maintained and trimmed to perfection. Flowers are great. The park features an outdoor amphitheater, a scenic lakefront gazebo, and a Recreation Center. Overall, this is a lovely park to go on a stroll or for a run. I highly recommend it.

This park is one of my favorite places to take a doggie buddy during Doggie Day Out! The park is…read morelovely with plenty of parking in the lot and street as well. My favorite part is the heart statue, which is a must photo-op each time I'm here. I also enjoy sitting in the gazebo and just zone out looking out in the water. Lol The bathroom is pretty clean so that's a bonus.

After picking up some lunch, we needed a place to sit and eat because we had the dog with us. We…read morepassed by Farragut Park and it looked relatively clean and neat. I drove around a few blocks to get back to the park and parked in near some picnic tables. Once we finished lunch, we walked the dog around the park. We have a poop bag container attached to each of our leashes, but it was nice that the park had a dispenser. The one thing that was missing was that the water fountain did not have a spigot at doggy level. People were friendly and returned our greetings. Before returning to our vehicle, we took advantage of the restroom which was clean. We noticed as we were leaving that numerous other people were beginning their walks with their dogs at the park.

One of my favorite parks - small, beautiful grounds , shade - one of the key things I look for in a…read morepark. COVID: there is a limit on the number of people who can be in the playground Shade: The park has trees for multiple areas for shade. You can easily put down a picnic in the shade. The playground itself has shade sail things that cover the structure itself. In the snack area, there are adult tables and kid tables and offers a little bit of shade there. Playground: it's not a big playground, but has a nice play structure and swings. Sandbox area. All in all, a nice, quiet park and has easily become one of my favorites to bring the kids.

There is a parking fee of $6. It's ok. You have a clean, well maintained park. Beautiful views…read moreand playgrounds have tan barks and squishy floors so you don't get hurt if your child falls. Lots of different playgrounds separated by age groups so you know. Clean bathrooms, picnic areas and plenty of parking.

This is a very clean and spaced out park with something for everyone. My kids enjoyed the obstacle…read morecourse details and the supper long slide. It is very clean and well maintained. There is plenty of parking on a Sunday and not too noisy or crowded. There is a $6 fee entrance for vehicles to enter the Coyote Point County Park.

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.

Quiet well maintain park with wide sand beach, two playgrounds, public bathroom. Water is not safe…read morefor contact. Plenty of street parking.

Gull Park is small space but they have amenities that most parks don't have: a beach and a lagoon…read more not much parking so isn't a destination. just street. other attractions are the vast grass fields, a swing, concrete walkways, and a slide.

This park is humongous and slightly tucked in to a residential part of Foster City, but there's…read morelike no one here, and I've played Pokemon Go so I know. According to the fact sheet, this area is 11.2 acres. There's just large amounts of lawn where you can have an isolated picnic, and it's a fairly long stroll for a neighborhood park. It's cool that it runs next to a mini creek, closer to the residential houses. For sports, there are areas for sand volleyball, basketball, tennis (four courts), soccer, and baseball (which looked well maintained, with bleachers). There's a large playground with tanbark and picnic tables. There is an additional covered pavilion (technically you need to contact a city official to reserve this) with picnic tables and small coal barbecue pits, though they looked pretty rusty and dirty. Next to these tables is this amphitheater-like section. Parking is somewhat in a small lot, but there's street parking all over the perimeter that's readily available. The bathroom size is above average, for a neighborhood park. The main park in Foster City is superior, but this park is not bad if you want more seclusion, in some sense. It's right next to a highly trafficked road, but expansive enough to accommodate many parties without bumping into each other.

The location was conveniently located near a large park with recreation areas, positive vibes, and…read morea great picnic area.

Gated playground more for kids 5+. Nearby tennis courts, volleyball courts, soccer field and views…read moreof the water. Downside is that there is no shade.

Catamaran Park is another great park/sports field in Foster City, there isn't a lot of grass for…read morepicnicing, festivals but there are other venues for that. amenities: tennis, basketball, soccer field, volleyball, children's playground, street parking. there's also the lagoon next to it. unsure of access. if this doesn't fit ur fancy. another park is nearby....

This has become one of my favorite places to kayak. Last year we purchased an inflatable tandem…read morekayak and have been exploring different waterways in the peninsula. Parkside is awesome, they have clean bathrooms with a changing room. I can't recall if they have showers? There is a boat launch area...wahoo! Okay now the real talk, because this park is so amazing, parking fills up quickly. Many families come out here for BBQs and to just have their kids play on the playground or in the water. There is a ranger station onsite, they come out once and a while to check on the area. Heck they even manage the water via boat, we were told that we had kayaked into a private waters? We didn't know? Oh well! Despite some challenges, we are in love with this park. It's truly a gem. It's all free, you bring what you need to have fun.

This review is actually for being on the other side of the water from the park, looking across at…read moretheir facilities. In the residential neighborhoods across the lagoon there is a long walking path, which offer a view of this park. My sister-in-law told us about the boat rentals available there. It would be a pleasant area to be out on the water. There are numerous birds enjoying the space. We saw 7 white pelicans, which I didn't know existed in that coloration. Similar in size to swans, they definitely had pelican-like beaks. Maybe they are a different species? It was a beautiful place to walk and enjoy the vistas. I'm sure it would be fun to go boating and check out the other facilities at the park.

Awesome new-ish play structures- one for older kids and one for 2-5 year olds. The older kid has…read moresuper tall slides, and even has a driving wheel thing that sings different songs. Across the meadow, there is a dog park along with an adult exercise equipment area. It is also connected by a short bridge to Cassanova Park where there is yet another playground, as well as bathrooms that are currently open.

This park has 2 different sides for 2-5 and 5+. Although designated, my 2 year wants to be grown…read moreand he'll go down the big slides and climb the big kid rock wall. ...I also went down the slide, b/c climbing down is harder and kids kept climbing up. There's also a dog park, large play area for field sports and a trail around the park that's around a quarter mile. On this day all little kids had on masks, I was impressed at their discipline at young ages. Bird poop free! Probably because of the dogs. Lol