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El Quito Park

3.9 (25 reviews)

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Brian D.

Nice open clean park No frills but open soccer,shaded trees area and Lots of soccer!Surrounded by a nice Saratoga neighborhood and next door to a nice elementary school.I posted a photo or two. Park has No Redwood trees like many parks do in California Has a path that runs around it! Clean restroom!

Fred L.

We recently discovered this hidden gem and it has since become one of our girls (5 & 8) favorite parks. There are play structures for the big kids and little kids in addition to swings. Also there is a huge open grassy space in the middle where during the week kids are taking soccer practice. There are a number of picnic tables, BBQ grills and a bathroom. There is also a walking loop that surrounds the park, a dog park, and a volleyball court. It is clean and well maintained. In all of our visits it has never been overly crowded. This park has a lot to offer and is a great place for some fun family time!

Allan K.

Go to this park a lot for bbqs and soccer. Great park. The field is actually nice and well maintained. If someone tells you they booked the field and you booked it too, tell them to show the paper. The city doesn't usually make mistakes like these. Had a good time eating some hotpot during the weekend. Surprisingly wasn't busy. This place actually doesn't get too packed. But always a go to for bbqs and what not.

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Lewie G.

Part of me wants to give this place a lower review for the sake of crowd control in the summer (keep a secret a secret, y'know?). However, I just love you guys too much to do that so I'm being honest. I think this is a great park - giant green field, convenient bathroom (this is a big deal if you have kids, which is likely if you're going to this kind of park but if you're 22 and just really like playgrounds, I won't judge you...), two play areas, and picnic tables/bbq setup. What's not to like? I do agree that the bigger playground is a little scary if you have a rambunctious 3 year old who wants to play on the big toys. Just keep a close eye as it's cool but definitely intended for an older audience.

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Rocky T.

Great park, hidden gem! I've been coming here since I was a kid. (I got one of those big styrofoam airplanes stuck on the roof of one of the adjacent office buildings.) It's clean and has a great playground for the kids (although, you have to really watch the little ones on the big play structure, it's pretty high). Lot's of grassy area as well.

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Beautiful park but wayyyy to many people treat it like a dog park. Currently 8 dogs off leash with absolutely no recall and no manners.

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4.3(21 reviews)
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I love this hike! It's free to park and enter, and it's beautiful and mostly shaded…read more We took our bob stroller, and it worked great- a few difficult places but overall totally fine! There are other hikers but it didn't feel overcrowded, they have picnic areas and toilets at the beginning. If your adventurous you can make it all the way to Sanborn, we never made it that far. Beautiful hike though, there's a labyrinth, bridges, benches and other little mini milestones you come across, I like having a destination so that worked well.

First hike of 2025 was here, and I'm really glad that I was able to come here. Big shoutout goes to…read morethe City of Saratoga and Public Works for keeping these trails open even on official holidays like today, on New Year's Day. There are endless amounts of trails that you can look towards -- some roll around in a circle, and some lead all the way to Sanborn County Park. While many people say these trails go nowhere, they do lead to the opening of trails that lead into the Santa Cruz Mountains. The only improvement that I would give to this park is the narrowness of some of the trails that we had to encounter -- and while there were spectacular views of the South Bay, what was lackluster and disappointing was the fact that there were barely any labels that were telling us where we were going. The bridges were a very good view of how close or how far we were from the very beginning of the entrance of the park, however, so that was a very good sign. If you're looking for a park that challenges you as much as going to Almaden Quicksilver Park, but without driving so far, then the Saratoga Quarry Park is just for you. I'll definitely be back to challenge myself to climb these hiking paths more.

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4.2(177 reviews)
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A lovely and peaceful county park in the foothills of Saratoga. Getting here is a pretty easy shot…read moreup highway 9 before it gets too windy, though there are still many curves. Since it's a County Park, there is a $6 entry fee, though you can also park outside of the park and still enjoy the trials. The outside parking is quite far from the actual entrance, so I wouldn't park there if you're trying to enjoy the picnic or main grounds. There are a couple of easier short trails, and then some longer steep trails, but not a ton in between. Parts of the park are ADA accessible, including the deck in the circle of trees. There are a good number of picnic tables and picnic areas, with many of the picnic tables having charcoal grills at them. I was here on a warm winter day and some were in use, but most were open. One of the parking lots was closed when we were there, but there was still plenty of parking since it was winter.

Pine in the Ass…read more +3,400-acre park located in the Santa Cruz Mountains that's just a short--but windy--drive from Downtown Saratoga along scenic Hwy 9. The Good: * It seems like they've upgraded their parking situation quite a bit, as they have several large lots. * Restrooms in aforementioned parking lots * RV camping year-round (check website) * Hike-in Campsites (check website) * Open picnic tables and reservable areas * Leashed dogs okay on certain trails (check signage) * Equestrian trails okay (check map) * Biking (check maps) * Good place to see salamanders thanks to the lake * 22 miles of trails The Meh: * $6 entrance fee * We did a nearly five-mile loop (look up San Andrea & Madrone Loop on AllTrails), and I just found the trails to be pretty mundane and not nearly as exciting as other parks we've visited recently. The Ugly: * Why do they have to have the parking machine at the entrance of the park? This just causes traffic to back up unnecessarily as everyone has to stop, get out, pay, get back in their car, and then drive off. Seems like a silly place to put them, but what do I know? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Conclusion: Not a bad park overall (probably 3.5*) but just didn't have that "can't wait to come back" feeling that I usually get after a nice hike.

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