I feel so fortunate to have walking access to this beautiful, neighborhood park that's really a…read morehidden gem. It really is a great representation of the diversity in San Leandro. Most people won't realize there's a small park enclosed in a rather quiet part of town, and would even consider stopping here. If you want an escape though, this is one to consider. Each time I come home to visit/stay with my parents, I end up going to this park almost 4-5x a week. It's a simple park with lovely grass field with picnic tables and grilling pits scattered around. One side has a public restroom and the other is a playground for young children. People often come to walk or jog the circumference of the grass. Depending on the time of day you come, it'll be a completely different population. After the morning joggers, you'll find the older Asian crowd doing tai-chi, gossiping, and serving community realness. Later in the afternoon, families come to take over the picnic tables and start their BBQs. In the evening, you'll find a truly diverse group of folks doing outdoor activities, with a lot of Latinx folks taking over the volleyball court with games. What I love about this park is that is has never once felt dodgy or unsafe. There is usually someone else around and you can meet some really lovely neighbors passing the day here. Come drop by for a walk, catch up with family or a friend (safely), and enjoy.

Halcyon Park is on a dead end street, random passer byers would be rare. only the people in the…read moreneighborhood would know of this gem. the greens are immaculately trimmed. one can see the outsourced contractor working on the greens. it's a small park, 1.5 blocks in size. small parking area in front. children's play area in the rear, lots of greenery. a small area with a bbq pit and some benches. nice place to drop by to relax. not a destination. too small for a big gathering.

Another very nice park that I get to run through in San Leandro!!!…read more I like how it has an arch on the entrance to this park from the parking lot, a little something different. I almost always see someone on the basketball courts here, seems like the highlight of this place. There's also a playground, BBQ areas, restrooms, which were very clean, and a ping pong table. A rather small park as well as a rather small parking lot, this park is located close to the Oakland/San Leandro border!!

This is a great park that has a place for little kids and older kids. They also have basketball…read morecourts and huge green area to whose birthday parties or any kind of event. There is also outdoor exercise environment m. I wish there was more parking and it was a little cleaner at the entrance, but besides that this is a great park.

It's hidden and tucked back from the Main Street in a rather industrial area, but it's a beautiful…read moreoasis. There were tons of park benches and big tees for shade, and it's also close to a tennis or marina club that has a restaurant, but I don't know if it's members only. There is also a dog park. Very nice park and perfect round about path for a walk on the waterfront. Nice little gem in San Leandro.

Got up decided I will walk Marina. Go wash clothes and get Nug ticket…read more So, I walked 20 min. Out of shape and back began to hurt! It's ok! Baby steps. Ok at the Nug if you purchase something from Jeeter get a free gift. From last movie night. So we will see. I love free. So it's 9:24am. At the Nug u get a % off if you're early. So b4 10am I believe. We will c.

This is definitely a hidden gem. The park is super spacious, lots of bbq tables and a huge set of…read moreplaygrounds/play/space. There is a half-court and what looks like some tennis space but I didn't have time to check it all out. I came on a Monday so, there's really no one here ...I will definitely be coming over a weekend to check it out

Huge park that I didn't know about super close to my kids daycare center big space clean lots of…read morethings for kids to do even has a skateboard finger park structure. One stall for a girl to use the toilet I don't know what's in the mail bathroom. Two different playgrounds one for big kids and one for small kids for swings lots of picnic tables 2 baby swings and loads of parking.

I love Parks!!!!…read more Especially Nice Neighborhood Parks like this one!!! This Park has Limited Parking! 2 Restrooms to Choose From!!! Dog Park for the Dogs!!! Basketball Courts to Shoot Hoops!! Picnic Areas to Bbq and Eat!! Playground for the Kids to Play!!! And a Hiking Trail !!!! This is a Baller On A Budget Approved Park!!!! I Keep My Pimp Hands Strong!!! #34 On The Yelp List Of The Top #50 Most Prolific Yelp Elites of 2025 !!!!

This park is a little piece of heaven tucked away in a residential neighborhood. Not a lot of…read moreparking but great place to walk, take your dogs to one of the two dog parks, a smaller kid playground with wood chips, that is gated. And bigger kids playground and a cute track to have kids ride their bikes or scooters! Nice modern bathroom, and people are friendly! I bring my daughter and dogs here all the time!

We've been on our hunt for great parks throughout the East Bay now that our little is growing…read more Castro Valley Community Park is a beautiful one ~ plenty of safe parking with a lot attached and honestly, so much space. There is a little something for all ages here too which I enjoy. From slides, to swings, to a splash park I believe is open on weekends, to picnic areas, and a play area that is fenced off with sand for littles, it's definitely a home run spot. I appreciate parks that also are within nature. This spot seemingly has play/picnic/splash areas on one side, and beautiful open grass on the other. We've taken our nephews here before as well to play and they've loved over the years seeing nature at its best ~ from observing butterflies, collecting sticks/rocks (boys are boys!), to getting to run through the grass, we have made so many great memories and photo ops here. All in all, there's always a familiar face or friendly conversation to be had at this community park. There's shared toys in the smaller kiddo area like balls and sand toys, and creative play structures like bumble bees and jets to enjoy. After seeing so many parks, you begin to appreciate those that offer something unique and smile-worthy.

Parking lot small but there's a few street parking Clean…read morespacious organized and well kept Tennis courts kid playground basketball courts BBQ pits seating area and wide grass field for soccer Yeah, I think they got everything here I prob missed some other positives too Try this spot out

Me and my boys visited here when my husband was doing an open house in the area. We spend Saturday…read moreand Sunday here for two hours each day and it was the perfect place to accommodate two children of different ages. One side was perfect for my two-year-old and the other was perfect for my four-year-old. While the side for my eldest son may be for the school kids, since we came during the summer, it was open to the public. My youngest son got the hang of it pretty quickly making his way up all the bars and trying his best to do the monkey bars (it's the cutest thing). When we're done with both of these parks, we headed over to the courts to play a little ball, or in their case, throw some balls into the air and hope they make it in, haha! Overall, a great area for multiple kids of multiple ages to stay busy for hours. It's all enclosed so tired parents can have a seat and watch their kids play without fear for the little ones running out of the park.

‍This is a very active neighborhood park on the weekends!!…read more There's a softball field here, with a paved path around the outer edge. The one thing about this park is that it's fenced in, most likely because it's next to Washington Elementary School. This park is only accessible to the public when school is not in. I usually just run past this park or around the path inside. Parking is only on the street.

This park is absolutely delightful. It sits in the city of Piedmont, which is a bit of unusual city…read moregeographically because it is completely encapsulated by Oakland. It's somewhat of an oasis in Oakland. And this park is an oasis within that. The park isn't huge, but it does the job. Love the trails, great with the dog, and every once in a while, they'll have the food trucks. Parking nearby is easy.

Piedmont park is approx. 15 acres. It is located in downtown, next to the Community Hall, Piedmont…read moreHigh School and Veteran's building. It has many walking paths that take you to different sections of the park - some make you feel you are in a dense forest. It' well maintained and manicured. Many people are sitting on benches or on the grass; park is full of life - vibrant. There is a children's playground, a Japanese Tea Garden, large lawn areas, a football field, and dog runs.

This is hands-down the coolest playground in the East Bay I've been to thus far. While in the area…read morefor a family BBQ, we heard about this spot from parent friends and decided it was finally time to check it out. Wow! I was honestly blown away. We brought lunch to have at the park and honestly, not much was eaten because there was just so much to do! What a toddler dreamland. There's a solitary airplane by the swings, a 'firetruck' to enter/exit, a boat to drive, slides of all kinds..a whale to climb that blows water steam out of its blowhole! I mean..the creativity! There's a quiet area that has books and chairs to read to the littles, like a "take one/leave one" small library. A section dedicated to music where littles can create sounds from a piano by using their feet to step on the keys. A bike park next-door. A pirate ship..I mean, the list goes on and on! In short, this playground is inclusive to all. The magic, wonder, uniqueness, and just imaginative play that is captured by adults and kids alike is really awesome for somewhere in the East Bay. We already can't wait to come back again. Street parking adjacent to playground can be found. This is a popular spot, so plan accordingly.

Such a sweet playground! I enjoy all the accessibility intended to allow children of all abilities…read moreto play. The lounge chairs for parents near the more exciting features are also very cool. My son plays basketball at the nearby recreation center and we walked over to the park after his session- not realizing it was Mia's Dream Come True until halfway through play. This park is epic - from the Braille to the musical/sound features, awesome fire truck and the spouting whale! We could spend hours here (or at least an hour because Mama's got a schedule). For now we'll be back most weekends after basketball practice. I'd recommend this park to all parents of small children.

One mid morning on Saturday I was looking to find a park for the kids and I think I found a nice…read morelittle gem here l. A nice quiet neighborhood and looks like the park was redone maybe 3 to 4 years ago and still in awesome shape! My kids 5 year old and 2 year old both enjoyed the park plenty to play on. Plenty of space for kids to run around and a couple nice shade spots for the parents.

This is a real nice Neighborhood Park. It features two barbecue pits, two picnic tables, a…read morebasketball court and a kids play structure. This park is not reservable . Its first come first served . It also does not have a Restroom..