This is a cute little park that is tucked away inside a neighborhood. I liked that the entire park…read morewas fenced.  Playground: There are multiple structures with one geared toward older kids, and a couple small structures geared toward toddler and babies. Overall though I would say the playground is best for toddler and younger kids and would probably be boring for an older child. My daughter was a fan of the see-saw Currently, they have every other swing removed for covid measures.  There are ample amounts of picnic tables and benches Bathrooms are open, and there is also an extra hand-washing station at the entrance of the park.  Pets are allowed on leash.

Such a great park especially for young kids! The park is part of a cute neighborhood in Redwood…read moreCity. The entire park is fenced and includes a big grassy field, lots of picnic tables (you can reserve them for fun birthday parties!), a clean-ish bathroom, and lots of playground spaces. There's a playground area for little kids (especially ages 3 and under) with small structures to climb, baby swings, and a see saw, and a bigger playground with big kids swings and taller structures. There's also a small water play area in the middle with cute frog statues that spit out water during the hotter parts of the year. We often stop at Starbucks on the way for the adults and sometimes at a nearby donut shop (Chuck's or Dunkin' Donuts) for the whole family as a special treat.

love this park for my 5 and 3 year olds! It's nested in a residential area so there isn't…read more dedicated parking lot, but a handful of spaces available right in front of the play structure. there are swings, toddler and big kid play areas. Everything is enclosed which is always a plus for me! There are plenty of picnic benches, large enclosed grass lawn to run around, basketball court and bathrooms!

Great playground for kids! The playground structures are a…read morebit older, however it is still unique and different for the basic play structure. In addition to the main structure, there is a small structure for young ones, a small sand pit, and swings. I like the the entire playground area is fenced, and that it is padded with that soft bouncy turf material. There was a sign that they were re-surfacing at the end of this month. There are picnic tables outside of the fenced area with ample shade. There is a hand sanitizer dispenser, and bathrooms are also currently open. The other awesome thing about this playground is that it is essentially connected the Laurie Meadows Park which has very new play structures, and a dog park. So this is a great options for kiddos that are easily bored and need a change of scenery!

The volleyball court is a sandbox- little J…read more Clean park, tennis courts, basketball, baseball? field and lots of green space

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.

This quaint park is surrounded by lots of trees and has a shallow creek running through it…read more Other features: * 2 play structures with slides and lots of places to climb * Well-maintained, clean bathrooms * Picnic tables * Shade! What it lacks: - Sand - Swings - Lots of parking (it's in a hilly residential neighborhood and doesn't appear to need much) We fled to shady Indian Springs when it was too hot at Beresford Park yesterday and it was a much better place to play. It would be even more ideal if they had a faucet / fountain (water feature) in a sandbox like some parks. It was much cooler and the play structures don't get super hot, so I'm not complaining. This is a nice little park.

super cute park loaded with eucalyptus trees…read more ahhhhh totally worth going to! a creek runs through it tons of park benches and the loads of trees!

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.

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.

A very nice hidden neighborhood park. Great walking path around the perimeter. Includes basketball…read morecourt, playground, and a mini-sandbox. Very clean and private. It is surrounded by backyards and in the middle of a block. There is street access via 4 alleys-one on each side.

This park is one of those small-ish green spaces lining the area between the cul de sac homes near…read moreHillsdale Mall. We have a friend who lives in a home that runs up against this park, so we've visited - but I wouldn't go out of my way to come here. There's a lot of green space, picnic areas with grills, and clean, well-maintained grass, but not much tree coverage so this would be hard to enjoy in the summer. There is a small playground with some equipment but not much and it looks pretty aged. There are off-leash hours for the park if you have a dog, but probably good to be aware of if you have small children. Overall, nice amenity if you're a resident in the adjacent homes but not worth a standalone visit probably.

If you're in the area and looking for a park this is a nice place to come. It's not all too big but…read morehas enough to keep the kids active there's a small structure with a slide and some steps and a climbing structure. There's a small grass area to kick the ball around. There's also a couple of swings but none for toddlers and younger. This is mostly a locals playground but everyone here is very friendly. This park even hosted the local national night out couple of days ago. A good place for the kids to run around and get out some of that energy.

What for years languished as an empty corner lot with only dirt and weeds recently was transformed…read moreinto beautiful Semeria Park, Belmont's first new neighborhood park in over 30 years. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/AteNrikkdQhQVy2kxE3mrg?select=HSSelAISKwbMm6uHOGuWbg Huge kudos to the landscape designers and city planners who did an excellent job maximizing the use of the limited space and listening to citizens' requests for what we wanted in a neighborhood park. I was fortunate enough to attend some of the planning meetings and contribute ideas on what features the park should contain. The city officials, park planners, landscape designers, and everyone involved did a magnificent job listening to what Belmont citizens wanted and making this dream a reality. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/AteNrikkdQhQVy2kxE3mrg?select=gwauo9DtUH-jaFmKF4RRXw The park features include: * Climbing spherical structure http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/AteNrikkdQhQVy2kxE3mrg?select=fBmlO_z9kSJbQC96Mz596g * Play structure with slide and steps * Rubberized ground under play structures * Two strap swings * Picnic tables * Benches * Lawn, trees, and boulders * Drinking fountains for adults, kids, and dogs * Concrete path surrounding the play area within fenced-off park Notes: - Because it's a small neighborhood park, there are no restrooms. - Parking is quite limited (there is a handicapped parking spot), since this little park is probably intended for neighbors within walking/biking distance. - Due to space limitations, there are only 2 swings, no water feature, and no sand box. Congratulations to Belmont and the nearby residents lucky enough to enjoy the long-awaited park. As you can see from the pictures at the ribbon cutting ceremony on opening day on May 7, 2011, Semeria Park will be a well-loved park. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/AteNrikkdQhQVy2kxE3mrg?select=5OIpqexOpbl0T7o2OkyAkg

super cute park in foster city! i honestly didn't even know about this (nor did i see it on the…read moremap) until 2 weeks ago when my friend suggested we meet her for a group run. this was an excellent suggestion for a saturday morning for the following reasons: 1. free, easy parking right in the park (can easily find street parking on teal st & beach park blvd if needed) 2. separate men's & women's restrooms (unsure when they open but they were open as of 0700 on a saturday morning) 3. grassy area for picnic, lawn games, or just chilling 4. easy access to the bay trail, the trailhead is just behind the restrooms 5. NOT crowded, at all, despite being a beautiful summer day the view of the bay is absolutely gorgeous and you can also see the san mateo-hayward bridge since this park is practically underneath the bridge. easily accessible from freeways 101 & 92.

Nine tables and a bathroom. No shade, no trees, no lawn, just a steady stream of roaring cars…read more There is a view of the bridge, so the guy who named the park did a good job. Plus it sounds better than Nine Table Toilet Park. But, I guess if you like to sit at a table in the sun and listen to cars and go potty, this is the park for you. Ironically, Baywinds Park has the stellar, sweeping (and quiet) view of the bridge. But no tables or bathroom.