This is a great park for all ages. My two year enjoys going from the younger side to the older age…read moreside. If you go in the morning, the slides might be wet so bring a towel just in case. There's a basketball court and a tennis/pickle ball court too. There's picnic tables under an overhead for sitting or lunch.

From tennis/pickle ball courts to playgrounds to lots of sidewalks and grass, Sunrise Park has a…read morelot to offer for everyone! I appreciate how walkable it is and how safe it feels. Also added bonus that people seem to clean up after their dogs, which isn't always the case at other parks. There are always families and people of all ages enjoying it. The parking is abundant so you never have to worry about looking. This park has something for everyone :) If they added more tennis courts, it would be a 5! They only have two, and they are often taken.

We visited this park recently and the kiddos absolutely loved it. It's a huge park with a lot of…read moreswings in various areas and lots of slides. It has a small pretend play bakery and grocery shop also which my kiddo absolutely love. It is frequented by a lot of kids and parents on weekend evenings and the ambience is really nice. The parking lot is huge so you will find parking very easily. The bathrooms are pretty much automatic and very clean so that's a plus. Overall, a very nice playground for your kids to dissipate some energy.

We love visiting magical bridge playground across the greater bay area, and the Morgan Hill…read morelocation doesn't disappoint. There's ample parking, but the first small parking lot you see next to the pickle ball/tennis courts deceive you in thinking it's the main parking for the playground. Just drive a little further past the park and there's a huge amount. The layout is very familiar if you've been to any other magical bridge playground location, and all the facilities and activities are well kept. We will drop by again whenever we're in Morgan Hill.

Great little park. Has a little of something for kids of all ages…read more Fun rope climbing tower, climbing hexagons, climbing structures with slides, a train climbing structures and a little toddler structure too. Our 7-10 year olds thoroughly enjoyed themselves!

Cute, modern, and clean little park with free parking. Kids can see railroads passing by…read more They have free parking and a modern bathroom system. There are structures for kids of all ages. Pretty busy park that opens 6 am to 10 pm. No dogs allowed, but you see dogs inside.

It was around seven o'clock when I decided to head out to Las Animas Park that night. I had just…read moreleft the gym at closing hours; the slightly cooler, refreshing air hit my face, when I noticed the tall trees of the park right across the street, less than a football field away from me. Noticing how dark it was, I decided to do a small trek through the trees and just...embrace the natural wonders around me before heading back home. After crossing the street and walking down the sidewalk for a few minutes, I reached the west entrance to the park. As I continued through the gates ad into the park I took a moment to observe my current surroundings. Under the veil of darkness I could barely see the outlines of dozens of trees in my path, scattered and spread out like mines on a battlefield. I walked carefully and tried my best to avoid them, for while these "landmines" didn't explode they'd still hurt if you ran into one of them. The tall grass crunched under my sneakers, the small amount of dew on them clinging to the surface. I noticed, off in the short distance, the street lights, which looked almost like the stars shining in the heavens, spaced out along the parameter of the area. In the faded glow, I could vaguely see the outline of the backstop of one of the two baseball fields. Deciding to take a small break, I laid myself gently on top of a small barrier of stones. As the area around began to get darker with each passing second, I closed my eyes (which, thinking back, could've been dangerous for me, had someone snuck up on me and attacked me while I was unaware. I now count myself lucky that that wasn't the case.) and listened for any noises or sounds in and around the park. At first, everything was pure silence, which was a surprise given that the park was almost completely surrounded by city streets and buildings, but slowly I began to hear the wind whispering in the branches of the surrounding trees. As I continued to listen, I could also hear the small squeaks of squirrels as they scampered across the leaf-covered grass and climb up into the tall limbs of the trees, the sounds of dogs barking as their owners walked them down the darkened sidewalks, and the occasional frog or cricket announcing their presence through chirps and croaks. It felt as though I could hear almost every sound and noise in the park. It was wonderful. But, alas, such wonders were only temporary and I knew it. So, after what felt like ten minutes--even though it was more like one, one-and-a-half minutes--I opened my eyes again. As I picked myself back up and resume my walk, I noticed that a man had been taking a nap underneath one of the trees near me. "He doesn't look like a homeless man," I thought, "must be another visitor to the park." As I looked at him for a few seconds, I began to wonder how he must've felt lying down underneath the tree. He was obviously comfortable, if his small, almost-silent snores were any indication. "He's lucky." I said to myself. "If that was me, I'd have a hard time sleeping on that ground." That was an absolute fact. I would have trouble lying down on that small patch the man occupied. If I tried to lie down I'm certain the grass would keep me awake. Not because I'm allergic but the sharp points on the grass would be similar to the sharp ends of needles, digging into any unclothed areas (elbows, backs of my legs, etc.). It would've been like trying to sleep on a bed of needles! With that thought I decided it was time to get moving. As I continued to wander through the park, I suddenly heard a sound right above me. As I looked straight up, I noticed a flock of geese where flying overhead. Watching their movements, their wings flapping against the winds above and the pull of gravity, their outlines, almost impossible to see if I hadn't noticed them, highlighted only by the glow from the stars and the moon's natural light. I watched as they continued to fly off in the distance until the flock disappeared into the great sea of darkness. It took another five to ten minutes to finally reach the end of the park. As I looked back on Las Animas one more time, I reflected on what I had just experienced. How refreshing it was to just embrace nature for a little while, almost forgetting the large noisy world around me for a few minutes. As I got into my car and prepared to drive back home, I bid farewell to the old park and began my journey back to the craziness that humanity calls "civilization". Looking back now, the whole experience reminded me of a quote that John Muir once wrote, when describing the mountains of California: "Nature's peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees. The winds will blow their own freshness into you, and the storms their energy, while cares will drop away from you like the leaves of Autumn."

This is quite the peaceful and spacious park. I went on a stroll with my dog here, the wide grassy…read moreareas made it perfect to have a picnic or play some sports. It's not busy either, with the greatest commotion being the flower stand on the corner of the street.

We came here for a kid's birthday party, and this park is so nice!…read more It's very spacious, lots of free parking, and lots of features. There is an extensive playground with different types of swings, merry-go-round things, a large playhouse thing, and several slides on a little hill on the playground. In the area with the slides they have turf material and there is a recycling box with cardboard so that kids can use it and also sled down the hill. They have different types of courts like for basketball, pickleball, tennis, baseball. There is lots of space to walk on the gravel path, and there is sort of a pond area (which appears to be less maintained). There are many picnic areas that are shaded too. I really liked that the area the birthday party was located had a gate so that kids wouldn't run out and away. The playground also had a gate on it too, which is great for childrens' safety and parents' ease of minds! We noticed the bathrooms are somewhat high tech with lights to activate the automatic doors and lights to indicate that the bathroom is occupied. I didn't go in, so I can't comment on cleanliness/upkeep. Wish this kind of park was more common. I would highly recommend this park!

The fact alone that this park has bathrooms makes it awesome…read more I have been coming to this park my entire life. It has definitely gotten some upgrades. New magical bridge playground opens this weekend. It's not even open yet and it looks beautiful so far :) It has a dog park, a trail, a basketball court, a tennis court, and a baseball field. I almost forgot, the ducks! It has a lake with ducks! I like walking the trail because there are plenty of trees which creates shade, so it's not just sunny. The bathrooms are located in between the tennis courts and the baseball field. Also, parking is free! Anyone can come with children, strollers, solo individuals, people with dogs, anyone. Everyone is in their own world, living their life with nature.

Lots of walking/biking paths, grassy area, playgrounds. Grand likes the dinosaurs. Lots of trees…read more What's not to like?

During shelter in place, my son and I would go here to kick around a soccer ball and walk around…read morethe trail. The trail circles around the park and connects to other trails. We had a picnic on the field one day and do not recommend it because there are wasps that circle you. There are dandelions there, so it will be a cute photo opt for your children to blow them and take a picture. The playground was closed off due to SIP, yet there were still children playing on it with parents near by. When children slide down, the slide is high from the ground. I wouldn't recommend the slides for a toddler.

We use it for dog walking. Obviously many others do too - lotsa p-mail for the pup to read and…read moreanswer. Always poop bags there in case I forget to take my own.

Our kids love this playground... has a tot lot area, enclosed, plus the larger playground, swings,…read moreand even basketball nets nearby. There is a paved walkway around the large grass area, for those that would like to walk or run... or for the kids on bikes or scooters. The large grass area in the middle, is often used by those wanting a little batting practice, or a fun mini-soccer game. There are lots of benches, and picnic tables around... always easy to find a spot to sit down. And, enough trees, to find a shady spot when in need of escaping the sun. The only thing missing is a restroom! (Like most parks in Morgan Hill, unfortunately). At least there is a plaza across the street -- with a coffee house (Harvest Coffee House), where we support their business by buying something... and then use the restrooms. It's a fabulous coffee house too!

We love camping here, its my new fav spot and close to san jose. Many sites available, wirh water…read morebut little shade

I can't express just how much I adore this park; it's easily my favorite in the entire Bay Area…read more The vastness of this place is awe-inspiring, and it's brimming with an abundance of stunning vistas. As for wildlife sightings, I've had some remarkable encounters. From playful turkeys to elusive wild pigs, even a rather startled Rattle Snake (don't worry, we kept our distance!), a coyote that seemed to be exploring its own adventures, graceful deer, and a bobcat that simply left me in awe. I've hiked on nearly every trail this park has to offer, and I just can't seem to get enough of it. It's one of those places where you want to return time and time again. The park's diverse beauty and its resident wildlife create an irresistible pull that makes every visit a unique and memorable experience. If you're a nature enthusiast, this park is an absolute must-visit!

Great place! It was my first time visiting, and overall, I had a great experience. The price was…read moreaffordable, and I definitely recommend this place.

First off, my family and friends camp here regularly, and this is the first time I have ever…read moreexperienced an issue like this or been denied entry to my reserved campsite. I arrived at approximately 12:15 PM. I understand that the official check-in time is 3:00 PM, as this allows the previous campers time to leave and for the campsites to be prepared. However, that did not appear to be the situation when I arrived. There were no campers in the RV area whatsoever, and the area appeared to be completely vacant. The booth attendant, Tina made an exception and allowed me to enter the park after paying the $6 entrance fee. She specifically told me that I could wait until 1:00 PM and that she would be happy to check me in at that time. Based on what she told me, I paid the fee, entered the park with my trailer, and waited approximately 45 minutes until 1:00 PM. At approximately 1:05 PM, I returned to the entrance booth, only to find that no one was there. As I waited, vehicles began piling up behind me while the booth remained unattended. I waited for approximately another 30 minutes before eventually having to use the self-check-in process. I find this experience extremely unprofessional and inconsiderate to the paying patrons who regularly support and camp at this park. If an employee makes an exception and provides a customer with specific instructions and a time to return, I believe it is reasonable to expect that employee to honor that commitment. I understand that employees can become busy or may have legitimate reasons for stepping away. However, there was no communication or explanation provided, and I was left waiting after following the instructions I was given. Imagine traveling several hours to camp at this location, only to be told that you cannot check in early, that you must pay an additional entrance fee and wait, and then, after agreeing to those terms, finding no employee available when you return at the agreed-upon time. That is not the level of customer service I would expect from a campground that I have supported regularly. I believe Tina would benefit from additional training regarding customer service, communication, and following through with commitments made to park patrons. I hope management will address this situation so that other customers do not have a similar experience. I enjoy camping here and have regularly recommended this location to family and friends. My intention is not simply to complain, but to bring attention to an experience that I believe could have been handled much better.

You know your "grasping" for reviews when you start to review your local parks! ;) But, some "mom"…read moreout there, new to the area... might just appreciate this "Yelp" review :) Pro's: This park is well-maintained, and has playground equipment suitable for both younger and older children. Also, has swings for both older and younger children. And, has a concrete pathway around the park, that you could take an infant for a stroll on, while older children are playing. Con's: There are no restrooms, no basketball nets, only street parking (which isn't usually a problem to find a spot - althought I have only gone on weekdays so far). Have met a lot of friendly moms here :) Okay, now I realllllly need to have a "night out" without kids, so I can write some better reviews (on my mission toward Elite Status ;) p.s. don't refer to the map on the right of this screen. The park is on Diana Ave, turning East off of Butterfield Blvd. (on the West side of the 101)

Great park. Clean and shaded. Swings don't squeak and jungle gym equipment isn't sun burnt, covered…read morewith bird poop or spiderwebs. Baby swings side by side with regular swings- great for parents with babies and young kids to push side by side. Street parking only.