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    Live Oak Park

    4.0(36 reviews)
    4.5 miNorth San Jose

    I often go jogging here while running errands at the Rivermark Plaza nearby, as was the case on…read moreMonday. It's in a safe neighborhood surrounded by lovely townhomes, an adjacent library, and even a police station across the street. Unfortunately the concrete trail does not go all the way around the park as there's an elementary-middle school on one side of the grassy field. But that just means an extra trek around Don Callejon if running laps here. The tree-lined pathways on the border are lovely, however there is no shade found elsewhere in the wide open space that makes up the majority of this park. Still, the place is great for picnicking, playing sports, or for kids to just run around. There are also a few benches along the trail, a playground at the corner of the park, and a restroom near the play area. Nothing really exciting or unique about this place, but it's clean and spacious and a decent option for spending time outdoors. I appreciate that they even post banners sharing local attractions and events happening around the city of Santa Clara. In fact, that led me to my next stop later in the evening, to check out the "Nebula Rider" (separate review on that).

    This is a great park. It has trails around the park. You can cross Lick Mill Blvd to go to the…read moreThamien Park across the street to get onto Guadalupe River Trail. There is a playground for kids to play and also big grass area for walking, playing sports, laying around on the grass to read a book, have a picnic, or for dogs to walk and sniff around. It's a pleasant park to chill and relax in a nice day. They have benches along the side for people to rest too. Next to this park, there is a public library and a retail complex with Safeway and many restaurants. Very convenient. The only down side is sometimes you'll hear the flight noise as it's under flight path of SJC

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    Thamien Park - Basketball court & tennis court

    Thamien Park

    4.3(13 reviews)
    4.4 miNorth San Jose

    Small park but super clean and in a great neighborhood (across from Live Oak Park which is right…read morenext to Rivermark Plaza). I sometimes park in the Safeway parking lot and go running here before grocery shopping. One lap around on the pavement is less than half a mile, with no incline, and a smooth surface (in case you wanted to go skating). It feels safe, even at night as the park is well lit (and of course the police station right next to Live Oak Park). Though not much in the winter since it's cold, I often see families here throughout the year til late, like after 9pm, even just letting little babies play in the grass... and there's a lot of grassy area! Then of course, play structures, tennis courts, basketball court, and a few picnic tables/benches. Right behind is Guadalupe River trail. Like I said, Live Oak Park is a bigger version of Thamien Park and is right next to it (on the other side of Don Callejon School) with the same neighborhood feel. But it's not as well lit as Thamien Park in the evening.

    Thamien Park is a relatively small park, but it's one of only a few parks in the large sprawl of…read moreapartments in the Lick Mill Blvd area. Features: * Relatively large, well-maintained grassy area * Pathway that goes around the entire park * One tennis court * Two back-to-back basketball hoops * Water fountains and restrooms * Playground, benches and a BBQ grill The park has a small parking lot that fits only a few cars. Ample street parking is available on Lick Mill Blvd and other nearby streets. The park also connects to the unpaved portion of the Guadalupe River Trail on the south side of the river, and the south side connects with the paved portion on the north side via the occasional bridge. This makes the park a great place to begin a run or a bike ride, the latter assuming your tires can handle gravel.

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    Alum Rock Park

    4.4(371 reviews)
    5.4 mi

    Rock the Block Alum…read moreRock Park is what many, myself included, consider to be *the* crown jewel of CSJ parks, and it's easy to see why. From the vast 730-acres of green space includes thirteen miles of trails that run the gamet of flat sojourns, to steep hikes to Eagle Rock. It's also California's oldest Muni park (1872) but has always served as land since 1777 when the Pueblo was established. The Good: *Variety of trails, as mentioned above, and they're mostly shaded. *Lots of history here as there's remnants of an old train trestle that used to run visitors up to a health spa of sorts. There's still remnants of the spa as you can see--and smell thanks to the sulfur springs. *Trails also connect to adjoining Sierra Vista OSP, and is part of the Bay Area Ridge Trail. *Sand volleyball courts *Playground *Reservable and non-reservable picnic tables *Restrooms *Six miles of Horse trails *Three miles of Bikes trails *Home to the YSi (Youth Science Institute), which I highly recommend to parents. They have a bunch of summer camps that are great ways to get kids to love nature. The Meh: *No dogs allowed *Lots of poison oak *Parking costs $6 *Cell service is spotty, at best. The Ugly: *Budget cuts, budget cuts, budget cuts... Thanks to the lack of caring by our leaders for our parks, this place is not as great as it once was. As there's several entrances that have been closed off for nearly thirty years! *I can't believe I haven't written a review for this place yet. As the (unofficial) Mr San José I find it very shameful and shall self-flagellate immediately. Conclusion: Not as great as it used to be, but still pretty damn amazing.

    If you arrive before they open at 8 am, there is a line to enter. Luckily parking in the…read moreneighborhood and walking into the park is fairly easy. Arrived at one the trailheads hoping for a park map near the restroom but none were to be found. The trails were a little hard to follow and we ended up landing on a different one. Fortunately they all connect! Great place to hike with a ton of trails to choose from. Finished my hike at 9:30ish and the park was packed!

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