This is such a cute park! I love the fact that it's enclosed especially for my little one who likes to roam and run around. it's also pretty peaceful makes you feel like you're in a garden with all the greenery they have. Another great thing was the big black chalkboard wall they have, never seen that at other parks I've been to. The only bad thing is it's a little further from home if not I'd be taking my kids here often! read more

Jolly man park was wonderful, 1st time at this beautiful park. Today it was quite busy , but my son enjoyed it . I would compare it to Magical Playground, they are both so nice. I'll be back again read more

The children's park was recently remodeled and has all new play structures and sandpit. Multiple slides and interactive activities for children to climb and play with, there are also accessible bathrooms with both an adult changing table as well as baby changing table. Highly recommend this park, though with it being so new there are so many families that come to check out the park. Get here earlier as it does get quite busy around 11am and later. read more

A very big park with great meadows, nice playgrounds, clean sand pools etc. The grass is trimmed perfectly and everything is maintained well and clean. Definitely a perfect place for flying kites, bicycling and family leisure time. read more

Clean and well-kept park with a large parking lot for convenience. A flat concrete trail along the border, which was good for getting a pretty decent run in, this past weekend. Several picnic tables and seating underneath the shade of trees, with some of the tables located inside the two enclosed playground areas. Grassy fields great for picnicking, as well as more than enough space and accommodations for visitors to play all kinds of sports here... baseball, basketball, soccer, volleyball, even table tennis. Also, DOLA signs posted, listing rules for the "dog off-leash area". The place wasn't crowded at all on a Saturday afternoon in June, just serene and lovely. Not much more I could ask for. read more

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I really enjoyed this park. They have a big parking lot which was almost full but it was good to see that all the folks here had good mask game so did not feel the need to rush out. This is a fairly big park with multiple playgrounds, 2 baseball/soccer fields, and a nice paved path that goes around the park for running, jogging, or Onewheeling. A lot of big trees including many redwoods which I loved. read more

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Nice small park with wide open well maintained grass. Very clean and quiet place to walk the dog. Not that Much shade read more

This is a very nice park, with huge grassy fields and some of the cleanest gender neutral bathrooms I've ever seen. There are two big playgrounds, one for older kids which is unfortunately not well shaded, and one for smaller kids which is better shaded. So on hot days older kids might need extra sunscreen, sun protective clothing, and water. The big grassy fields frequently play host to soccer practices, and the grass is very well maintained. The biggest and really only downside is the parking - there is almost none. The attached lot is tiny and easily fills up on weekends, and to get to the street parking on the other side, you have to drive about a mile around the park to get there. If I had to nitpick it would be nice if there were some barriers to keep smaller kids from running into the parking lot, but the park is so large that practically it doesn't make much difference. If you live at all close this is a fantastic playground or place to let kids run around. read more

Nice Big clean park for sure with two play areas across from each other in a nice part of town where you would go often if you lived over here.Lots of "regulars" for a spacious California Park. Dog walk and open field soccer and " catch" . Kind of park you bike to as a kid to play ball with friends! read more

This is an awesome park! I came here looking for a safe place to take a walk and play outside with my baby before dinner. After parking in the lot, I popped baby in the Bjorn, grabbed the play sack, and started making my way to the cement path. Here's what we found - Amenities - Two separate play structures; one for the little kiddos and the other for the big kids. Two big open fields with movable soccer nets. Basketball court (small, shaded). Hammock - near basketball area. Picnic tables in the shade. BBQ areas (although I am not sure I would use). Pet Poop Station Bags Very clean restrooms --- 5 mailmen stopped by to use the bathroom. That says something! Jollyman Park is SUPER clean, safe, and pet friendly. If I lived in the area, I would be here often for outside time. read more

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Found this park while searching for a new place to walk the pup. There are two separate fields with well-kept grass. There's also a good amount of shade of the outskirts of the fields. Unlike many other parks, there are a number number of trash cans around. However, Some of those trash cans were overflowing and needed to be emptied. It's also kid friendly (young kids), boasting 2 play areas with wood chips on the ground to soften any unexpected falls. There is also a restroom that looked to be fairly clean, although I didn't go in. I didn't see any water fountains. Bonus - It's pretty dog-friendly, with a few doggy bag stations around offering free bags to encourage you to pick up after your pet. read more

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I miss Jollyman Park, I really do. I used to live within walking distance, and I didn't realize how much I loved the park until I moved away. In fact, we sometimes still drive over to Jollyman to walk our dog there. Jollyman is a dog friendly park (they have two doggy poop bag dispensing things), but it is NOT a dog park, meaning your furry pal is supposed to be on leash at all times. There's two playground areas, one for younger kids and one for older kids. These were renovated a few years ago, and they look quite nice (and are fun to play on, even though I probably don't count as a "kid" anymore). The swings, as always, are my favorite, though they also added these weird spinning seat things next to the swings that make you dizzier than you would think, but are also quite amusing. There's a basketball court, a baseball field, and a ton of open grassy space that people play soccer and other things on. The one con is that they don't have a particularly large picnic area, which is kind of a bummer. tl;dr: I love Jollyman! If you live in the area and don't take advantage of Jollyman, you probably should get outdoors more. read more

There are 2 playgrounds. This review is on the smaller one for toddlers. Meh. Nothing too spectacular. On the small side. There are some slides, climbing bars and 2 swings. Told you it was small! I'll visit this park maybe once a month just to switch things up. There's supposed to be a water feature, but it's always empty and just has dirt now... There's no sand area. Several picnic tables with benches, though. The bathrooms are located pretty far away from this playground. There always seems to be ample parking if you enter from Stelling. read more

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Pretty nice for a park - two playsets for the kids (as usual, one for the "big kids" and one of the younger ones), half-court for basketball, two distinct grass fields, with a cement path that goes around the field closer to the two playsets. There is usually always a lot of people walking/jogging/biking this path, so I try to walk my dog on the grass to stay out of the way (since he walks with his nose and goes where-ever the smells take him, sometimes in a zigzag pattern :P). And yes, lots of people bring their dogs, but this isn't a dog park, so they should be on leash! The field on the southeast side has a baseball field, but I've only seen people use the grassy part for soccer or flying drones. The other field next to the playgrounds if often set up for soccer and volleyball games, but I've also seem people having picnics there as well (but there aren't actually that many tables though - mostly near the playsets). There's two distinct parking lots - the main one is off Stelling, but there's also some spots on the other side of the park, on De Foe and Dumas (which line the park). Main downside of the park is that it is always crowded. There's always a bunch of people here, even when I come at odd hours, but overall, it's decent and I continue to come by when I want to switch things up. And last but not least, there are bathrooms at this park! read more

This is one of my families favorite parks. It has two great playgrounds: 1 for older kids, and 1 for younger kids. We play on both. I wish the bathrooms were closer to the playgrounds, but at least they have them, and they are usually clean - for park bathrooms. There are also two large open fields, a softball/baseball field, and a concreted pathway that circles part of the park (great for bike riding with little people, although if they are speed demons watch out b/c there is always someone walking) :) There are also picnic tables at both playgrounds that always seem to be shady when we go there. So in the summer you'll be cool and in the fall, bring a jacket (but that's everywhere in the Bay, right?) If you are going for the playgrounds, park off of Stelling - the lot off of Dumas Dr. is very small and while close to the restrooms is across the field from the playgrounds. read more

Great park for those that live close by. Lots of entrances points, practically open on all sides to make it easy to access. PROS: -It has huge expanses of grass so there's plenty of space to have several different games going on of whatever sport you'd like. -Newly renovated playgrounds (circa 2007 or so) -Basketball hoop and baseball set up with a little bleacher area -Long path to walk on CONS: -No real picnic area, only one small grill surrounded by trees This is a great park in Cupertino. It's not something I would drive far to go visit, but I definitely appreciate having this within waking distance. read more

A neighborhood park that I passed by for decades but never really went to until Memorial Day weekend for a BBQ. There's only a few tables and limited grills, but the tables are in shade, hooray! Great location and tons of field area for kids and adults to play on! read more

One of my favorite parks to take my nephew, Jollyman is split up between two different playgrounds and a huge grassy field. The little kids playground is in a shaded area near the street while the big kids playground is located closer to the parking lot off Stelling Rd. My nephew is only four so he went to the little kids playground but he eventually found his way to the big kids playground and their bigger slides. Word of warning for anyone who is a playground newbie, any kids who slide down any of those slides, they build up a LOT Of static electricity so if you make skin contact with them, you'll get shocked. Also word of warning in terms of bathroom location, it's about a five minute walk from the playgrounds. Five minutes usually isn't that far of a walk but for kids who have an urgent emergency bathroom situation, five minutes will seem like an eternity so take precautions and check your kids' bladder situations before you go. read more

This park is pretty nice, however not many people know it's here. There's plenty of shade and we get the whole place to ourselves. There's a big lawn area to let kids run around in and the big playground has some seats that go around and around. Believe me, once you get on, you won't be able to get off! I practically got thrown off and it was beyond my control so be careful before putting kids on there! read more

Jollyman Park - Smaller playground - Parks Near Me - Cupertino, California

2 blocks from the house, I can't complain! I grew up in this park and my daughter loves it!

I love to walk after my lunch time. This park is really perfect for my little walk for digesting my food. :)

Very safe and nice park.sometimes kids have their birthday party there.we love it .