After all these years, this park continues to provide wholesome family fun for little ones…read more There's something for all ages. 2 types of swings, climbing and play structure. There's a separate toddler park area as well. The park is well maintained. I love that it's fenced off from the street. Located next to basketball court.

This is my second time here for a Birthday party and Burton Park is a really nice place to have a…read moregathering. You have to make a reservation if you plan to have a large gathering with today's party had about 40 people. Restrooms were well stocked and as clean as one would expect for public facilities with soap to wash your hands and an electric hand dryer. They also have a Gender Neutral restroom between the Men and Ladies Room. highly recommend this place for a gathering.

Needed to kill some time with my kids before the restaurants opened up on Laurel. Laureola Park was…read moreconveniently located just a few minutes away from Downtown San Carlos. The entrance is down a side alley off of Old County Road so it can be easy to miss. However, once you pull in, there is plenty of parking. There is a big grassy area to run around in and then a playground, separated for little and big kids, but with a connecting gate. Not a huge play structure but good enough for the little ones to burn off some energy. There is also a bathroom located onsite and for a public bathroom, it was pleasantly very well maintained and very clean.

Burning some time with the kids while my wife was finishing up work, cool neighborhood park that…read morewasn't crowded and had a large play area, baseball field, basketball court, and well maintained flat field for children and pet activities. The play area has rubberized floor for safety, tents above the structures for some shade from the harsh cali summer sun, and very light touches of a log-cabin/ wood theme. For younger kids the most dangerous and sometimes fun areas are: -The larger slide, getting to the top is a bit sketchy with a small ladder you have to climb off of to the right instead of straight. The slide itself is almost hilariously tall with lots of bumps and tight curves that seem like they are designed to injure your kid, just look at the pictures. -Wave machine, if your kid is into space and nasa you can get them an early start by jumping on one end of this and launching them into orbit.

This is a great park in San Carlos. Really large with parking spots and clean restrooms. It's a…read morenice spot for San Carlos residents. Perfect for kids and birthday parties. Will return!

This is a nice 21 acre park in the San Carlos hills. Features include:…read more * Fenced in play equipment http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/CBJZkGFqnDsxdwDEgqr5FA?select=hL08ylyQ_mcWhF8G7sKX6w * Ball diamond http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/CBJZkGFqnDsxdwDEgqr5FA?select=NKMagCO26peGO8dK3Dc53g * Hiking trails http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/CBJZkGFqnDsxdwDEgqr5FA?select=eQzEorMjXoCb_pdNsy8eYQ * Open space * Picnic tables & BBQs in sun and shade * Restrooms * Soccer field * Tennis courts This is a great place to bring your kids and leashed dogs.

This is the only dedicated sand box in nearby park in Redwood City. The beach is not fenced…read more The city should remove the algae, clean the water and sand.

Great place to watch music in the park. It's even a great place to have your own music in the park…read more Also to my surprise the bathroom was pretty nice here. It's also a great place to duck watch. The basketball courts are great here too. I find myself not having to compete on these courts. The grass is nice and feels real and the parking is good here.

Magical Bridge is a Great neighborhood park for kids of all ages... great playground equipment…read more Fully padded grounds. Lots of open space too! Today is a nice sunny day after the rain so the park is packed. Adequate parking.

Red Morton is a very spacious park with great multi-purpose sports fields, a playground, and a…read morepicnic area, making it a wonderful asset to the local community. However, I have noticed some safety and maintenance issues lately that hold it back from being a perfect 5-star experience. My main concern is safety regarding motorized vehicles. I frequently see local teens and kids--sometimes even elementary-aged children accompanied by their parents--riding gas-powered mini bikes or loud electric dirt bikes directly on the sports fields and paved walking paths. It is unclear whether there are explicit rules prohibiting these vehicles in the park, but no one is around to monitor the situation, and it honestly feels dangerous for pedestrians, field users, and anyone on the paved paths. Additionally, while the park is well-maintained overall, certain small details need closer attention. Specifically, some of the water fountains are poorly adjusted--either barely trickling or spraying water in every direction. It's a fantastic park overall, but better patrolling, clearer safety regulations, and quicker equipment maintenance are definitely needed to keep everyone safe. 4 out of 5 stars.

The softball lord must be in Redwood City (apologies to Nilsson)…read more https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2swOlajJ-zU Hawes Field is where my late uncle played in the Redwood City Señors Softball Club (get it?) before retiring with physical ailments. He wasn't able to play there after it was retrofitted in 2010 with a new electric scoreboard, an expanded scorer's booth behind the backstop, and a pristine artificial-turf outfield to save money on maintaining grass. If my softball compadres from Culver City's two semi-acceptable fields were to step onto Hawes, they'd likely think they, too, had gone to that sparkling diamond in the sky. However, Hawes Field only permits coed and senior rec softball for adults; left field is too shallow for men's leagues despite the tall outfield fence, said the field supervisor before a Sunday coed game. Longballs that clear the barrier count as a third out, and the batter is ejected for that game and the next, she said. Ample parking borders the left side of the field, but the fences along the sidewalk cannot contain high foul balls, and posted signs clearly warn of that risk. She said sunflower seeds are forbidden inside the facility because removing the shells requires vacuuming (dream on), and they clog drains when it rains. A variety of youth sports are played at Hawes, as in other cities' multi-use parks, but its turf withstands that beating, unlike grass outfields that degrade into wasteland until reseeded. You can bet that the field doesn't host annual city festivals (e.g. La Ballona in Culver City) featuring pony rides and carnival attractions. Northern California natives chortled at the news some 40 years ago when Astroturf replaced grass on (irony) Lawndale's Hawthorne Boulevard medians. They mocked L.A. as being "plastic." Today, city coffers are emptier for whatever reasons, water is scarce and, even in Bay Area parks, plastic is beginning to look divine.

this park sits in the back of hawes elementary school and boasts a fairly large baseball diamond…read moreand two sets of bleachers. not a whole lot to do here unless there is a game, and i did not see a game taking place when i visited. this is otherwise a good place to stop by on my morning walk as i explore my new neighborhood.

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.

The location was conveniently located near a large park with recreation areas, positive vibes, and…read morea great picnic area.

My 11 yr old has been participating in the Spring Training and LOVES it. He has expressed how great…read morethe coaches are -- encouraging and easy to talk to. He has greatly appreciated the explanation of the fundamentals and how to apply them. I think it's easy to get lost in big group coaching, but I've watched the training sessions and the breakdown/layout of the day makes it so each player is in a smaller group getting what they needed, not just standing around. Great Spring Training and will be signing up for Summer workouts!

From the owner: High quality baseball instruction and top notch travel ball baseball teams. Been doing this for 20…read moreyears! We preach fundamentals!