"WOW....!"-exclaimed 3 eight year olds. The rope "structure" and bridge that leads to the a slide…read morewas fun to climb through. My 1 yo got to play in the smaller structure -slide -bongos -monkey bars and baby swings. Oh! I need to also mention that we love parks with the recycled rubber when you are pretty much walking/running/jumping on clouds. There is also a basketball court and field with plenty of well kept grass. We wanted to check this park out since the remodel and it was a hit. Ok I'm done. :)

Parking: There are two lots. One by the baseball field…read morewhich is a shortish walk to the kids playground, and one right next to the playground which I didn't park at because I couldn't figure out how to get there. A wanderer explained I would need to get back on the freeway and go around etc. so I just shrugged and hauled myself on the paved path to the park. Playground: I'm such a fan because my son is 17 months and the playground was a great size for him. The slides are low to the ground so I feel comfortable with him going down on his own. I wish the swings were longer cause it's a lot back and forth quick swings but he doesn't complain and asks to jump back and forth between the two options. The area is very small, but not crowded so a sweet low key option for a parent who doesn't want to run around too much. There's a fun dome like spinning seat and a larger swing to sit with your kid in as well. There's not a ton at this park but what there was enough. Safety: I felt super safe here! I There were a handful of people with kids resting at some of the few picnic tables who kept to themselves. There were a few teenagers that strode in but they also kept to themselves. The flooring at this park is spongey and I had no worries about my son falling. There is a concrete "stage" with concrete seating around it that my son loved climbing on so I was close-by for that play area. Resting: Plenty of grass for picnics and 2-3 picnic tables that I noticed. Nothing was shaded though. Overall: I would definitely come back. My son was not ready to leave as he loved it here. I just need to figure out the correct parking lot!

Beautiful and serene- perfect for our early get-together. We arrived at 6am... not the first. This…read morepark is NOT in San Bruno, first of all! It's in the heart of the SSF Biotech buildings, specifically the Genentech company on DNA Road. A favorite place for walkers, dogs on leash welcomed, runners, bikers, joggers, picnickers, fishers, and kayakers. We enjoyed a gathering, singing, coffee and camaraderie

Nice little park on the Bay Trail. It has fantastic bay views, and ample green areas for you 4…read morelegged friends. In addition there are facilities and ample parking. There are picnic benches and the like as well. As its on the Bay it can be windy and cold. It also serves as a nice entry point to the San Francisco Bay Trail system

A Gem in Our SSF Community…read more Here's what my little family love about this park: Enhanced Sense of Security: Its proximity to the local police station adds an extra layer of safety, making it a reassuring place for families and individuals alike to relax and enjoy. 2 playgrounds - one for toddlers, the other is 5-12 year old. Abundant Seating Around Play Areas:The playground is surrounded by plenty of seating options, allowing parents and caregivers to comfortably watch over their children while they play. Convenient Parking: The availability of a dedicated parking lot makes accessing the park hassle-free. This is especially appreciated by families with young children and picnic-goers with gear. Accessible Public Bathroom: there's a restroom outside and more inside the recreational area.

Beautiful park with enclosed gated playground, separate astroturf area, beautiful library, clean…read morepublic restroom, water fountains, and brand new! Parking is parking, but if you have good timing, people are always leaving

Always a good time fishing and crabbing here! Be sure to check out the California Department of…read moreFish and Wildlife website for their free fishing days-- you can even fish off the pier without a license on those days!

It's nice to come here in a weekend for a walk. There's plenty for parking near the Stripe…read morebuilding and it's free. The trail is pretty nice a your are by the water,but watch out for the birds! They attack! And watch what you step on. The bird droppings are large! . I do suggest to walk in pairs if you can as there are some parts of the trail that's rather quiet. There's also picnic areas but bring your own tents, and tables and chairs. Feel free to bike along this trail and don't worry about the restrooms. It seems like they added new restrooms around the parking lot.

We did the summit loop. 3.1m in 2hrs. Parking is $6. The parking machine is a bit troublesome with…read morecredit card payments but just keep trying. Eventually it will go through. Or bring cash and use the envelope provided to pay. There's 3 parking lots. Go to the 2nd parking lot as it's closer to the beginning of the trail. We went on a Saturday. Parked at 10:50am and there was plenty of parking. Fairly easy I would say. There's only a few sections of shaded areas so a hat is a must. There's also a few stops with bench seating to soak up the views or have a snack. Watch out for poison oak.

Took the summit loop hike up and went down Radio Rd on the way back down. Overall the hike was a…read moregood workout with the incline up and had a beautiful view. The only downside was that it was a bit rocky so just go at your own pace to avoid tripping. Lots of parking whether you want to park near the entrance or go up at the top. Bathrooms are clean and well kept. A lot of picnic tables as well. Just remember to bring a jacket bc it is pretty windy.

I love it here in Brisbane ! After my first visit a couple of months ago, I've been coming over…read morefrom San Mateo ever since. (Every weekend ) I love the small town, homie, cozy, escape, mini vacation feeling about this beautiful city. Especially the location so close to the bay. My favorite is that every home here has a symbol of a and I love it when they are all lit up for whatever reason... it almost makes you feel that much closer to the stars and the . My favorite view is the moon's reflection on the bay when it appears and disappears. That nice crispy air definitely not dry at all to breathe. The friendly neighborhood locals. The family oriented feeling and seeing everyone out and about. The park events and the fact that I feel safe here.

I was born and raised here. It was a nice little middle class neighborhood. But then I went…read morewandering for years and am back living here again. The people are all rich and stuffy and no one is friendly. There is no socializing here at all. It's becoming a dead town. Sad. They closed most of the bars and the hardware store. It's not at all a place to be trapped in without a car.

Great weather for a hike today!…read more Just a few trails to choose. Easy short hike! Make sure to have hiking shoes as some of the trails are steep, I slipped with running shoes on. Amazing coastal views! Saw some fog roll in too.

A good view point off the beaten path. Saw this on my Tesla…read morenavigation and decided to check it out on a whim

Interesting sculpture: South San Francisco…read more This was my first time seeing this piece of architecture sitting in the heart of the bio industry area located in South San Francisco. Many of the surrounding buildings are owned by Genentech and off of the main street DNA Way. We parked on the parking lot of a baking culinary school and from there walked up on a paved street that is gated and cars can't access to see the sculpture. Once up there we were able to get a panoramic view of South San Francisco and the Bay. The structure is a 92-foot tall sculpture and can be seen from the Bay Bridge, East Bay and the San Francisco Airport. I had to wait for a plane to pass by and out of sight before I could hear the Wind Harp's chime. The Wind Harp sits above 243 feet above see level and it was windy up there during our visit but that is the unique feature of the Wind Harp. It is one of the world's aeolian harps. An aeolian harp is an instrument played by the movement of the wind, named for the Greek god of the wind, Aeolus. And, yes, you could hear the chime of the "harp" when you get close... it's very cool! I tried to take a video of the chiming sound it created but, unfortunately, it only captured the strong winds. There was a plaque presented by Genentech acknowledging the work of artists, Lucia and Aristides Demetrios. I'm finally able to cross off one my bookmarked places off my list. Worth stopping for. Review #2089

Very cool, and very odd at the same time. Over the years while working nearby, I've come to…read moreappreciate the "wind harp" sculpture. A 92 foot structure of metal, it's actually very cool. When windy, this "thing" really howls with a tone like no other. If in a nearby building, you can actually hear it while inside at a meeting. At the same time, you get used to it. Recommendation: Pick a windy day to visit There's rumors about it (I suggest to try it): ================================= * If you throw a metal object, it will redirect and cling like a magnet to the sculpture * Try to throw a ball thru the sculpture, and it will bounce/reflect away and not penetrate. A Poem: ======== In South San Francisco's gentle breeze, A wind harp sculpture sways with ease, Its graceful form, a work of art, Sings a song from the depths of heart. A melody woven from the wind's embrace, Whispers secrets in an airy space, Strings of metal, resonating free, Echoing the city's symphony. Tall and slender, it reaches high, Against the clear, blue, open sky, Capturing the essence of the coast, In its harmonious, airy host. As the Pacific's breath does flow, Through this sculpted harp, music grows, A serenade for those who pass, A moment of peace, a breath, a class. So, in South San Francisco's grace, This wind harp sculpture finds its place, A reminder of nature's artful dance, In the city's embrace, a sweet romance.

How cute is this! They remodeled the playground!…read more I brought my niece and nephew here this weekend for her bday hang out and we were so surprised to see these new add ons. We played for 20 mins, had a blast however, they do miss the big spider web.

The Polaris Tot Lot was very well made, spacious for the runners and filled with activities to keep…read morethem entertained. The park was pretty clean and I love that it was gated. The parking was slightly difficult since I was trying to park closer, but the streets have the tiny little sidewalks between each house that not even a smart car would fit ... What is the point in those. The only thing that bothered me was the whiffs of weed from the neighborhood. The moment I smelled it, I took my little one and left. It sucked because he was having a blast and did not want to leave. Would definitely want to come back, so hopefully that person isn't smoking at the same time we're there next time.

As a resident of SSF, Orange Memorial Park is a source of pride and joy. The state of the art…read morebaseball diamonds and soccer fields are enjoyed by many teams, their families and friends. Thanks to biotech $$$ and city government for supporting our youth and community.

I use to go to the small dog area of Orange Park every day, I notice lots of the park is being…read moreupdated. Seems the small dogs area has just been completely ignored. It's a fraction of the size of the big dog side. The little dogs need room to run and play too. The big dog side got lots of recreational pieces we got 2 simple ones. I know it's probably a low priority but all of us Mom's and Dad's who take our little guys there everyday could use some more room. Thanks, Katy Hensley