Little park I thought I'd check out because it is a fairly short drive from my house. Well, thank…read moregoodness I came on a weekday because there is essentially no parking here. It's totally surrounded by apartments too, and I drove back and forth on the street for a while and realized there is absolutely zero street parking near the park. I thought I could go around to the other side of the park, but there is no "other side." It's completely hemmed in by a fence on all sides other than the street. I parked right out front near the park name sign (you could fit a whopping 3 cars in that space) but I'm not even sure it's legal because it kinda looks like a loading zone. Other than the parking, it's a nice little park. Plenty of shade and grass (saw a bunch of people with dogs). Small structure with two slides. Sounds like there used to be swings? There's a small section that is caution taped off. A few scattered picnic tables, half of which are in the shade. Some of the ground is the bouncy plastic turf (I have no idea what it's called, sorry) and some is tanbark. It's really perfect for my two year old on a hot day (the shade is excellent, covers the entire play structure, and the play structure, while small, is entertaining enough for her to spend quite a while). However, I'm not going to be back because it's totally inaccessible for people who don't live within walking distance. If I lived nearby, we would come all the time.

This is a very small park, but very cute. It faces a busy…read morestreet, but otherwise is enclosed on three sides, fenced from the neighboring apartments. There is no parking anywhere! There is a 'loading zone' in the front which is essentially where we parked. It's a cute play area for young ones, with some tires to crawl through, one some playground, and a couple swings. Best for age 1-4 I'd say. I loved how lush the whole area area, and they did a lovely job landscaping a small patch of land. Apparently the land used to be an orchard. The whole place is nicely shaded with huge trees, there are little grass hills for kids to run up and down on, and a lovely little bridge, and even under the bridge the ravine is lush with clovers. I also liked the apple shaped seats! There are bathrooms and changing tables.

This park feels like a quiet escape within the business side of Campbell. It's easy to get to, yet…read moreonce you're there, it doesn't feel busy or overcrowded. The layout is simple but relaxing, with a central grassy area for lounging or casual play and a network of small walking paths that make it enjoyable to wander around. The park was well maintained and free of trash. There were a few areas with dog poop on the ground, so please be mindful of where you walk. Dog waste stations are placed around the park, though they were all empty during my visit. There's no dedicated parking lot, but street parking along the surrounding roads made it easy to find a spot near by.

Simple yet beautiful park, quiet on a Sunday afternoon, just me and the squirrels, and a couple…read moreother visitors passing by. A large field of grass and plenty of tables and seating make it an ideal spot for picnicking or playing sports. I was able to enjoy a snack here in the peaceful atmosphere. Took a walk along the lovely boardwalk crossing a small pond and stream flowing over a bed of stones, and lush vegetation in early spring. There's also an adorable little rock garden on site, and the Essence of Water artwork near the larger percolation ponds, with surrounding trails for getting your steps in. In addition, clean restrooms and easy street parking along Campbell Technology Parkway add to the convenience of paying a visit.

Great spot for outdoor gatherings. We threw a baby shower for roughly 20 people with kids…read more No reservations so you'll want to show up early to grab your preferred spot. We were there at 9am-ish on a Saturday right before full opening of CA. Open space, good shade, clean playground. Even a nice pathway for a bunch of adults to embarrass themselves falling off an electric unicycle. Parking was also pretty easy on a Saturday morning pre opening of CA, but looks like it should still be ok after. Great park. Would come again

3 playground structures for kids -One for young kids…read more-Two more advanced ones.. 1 shaded, the other not

Little plat area out of the way. Not far from the larger parks which were overpacked with kids and…read morefamilies on a nice day. Great find! No bathrooms!

Always such a chill and quiet park! 10/10…read more Always come here all the time Not the biggest park but very nature filled Great for picnics but not parties Nears the hills so great for skating ------ Lesley Berenice Instagram: WestCoastBrujita

A nice neighborhood family park, really quiet & relaxing…read more Easy parking in the street, several picnic tables more benches, half court basketball, & a nice playground for little kids plus a good sized sand pit for sand toys.

My friend recommended we meet at Bachman Park, which I hadn't heard of before. It's tucked away in…read morea beautiful residential area and it's very peaceful and quiet. It's only a few minutes drive (or 10 minute walk) from downtown LG. There are 2 playgrounds and a large sandpit with plenty of toys for children to use. There are some picnic benches and a water fountain, but as others noted, there are no bathrooms. I love the huge oak trees and walking path. I've only been here twice but it's already become one of my favorite local parks. Street parking is easy and convenient. There were lots of locals walking their dogs but I didn't see that many children/families at the playground area.

Wow wow wow, new park in Santa Clara. Last retouches on the final phase but I could not resist to…read morebe the first one to talk about this fresh minted Meadow Park! You can smell the freshly cut wood as many of the benches throughout the park are cut directly from a tree, which looks so pretty and blending with the landscape. There is plenty of grass and posh playground areas for children, separated in various ages. The park seems designed mostly to cater the families that live in the adjacent high end apartment complexes, very close to famous companies. There are also several picnic tables and even chaise lounges and colorful chairs and various scenes, so not a monotone park. Definitively I will be visiting often. They have built this mini city inside Santa Clara in just a couple of years...nothing ago the Whole Foods was opened and all the nice restaurants and businesses nearby and the list is growing. So sometimes you don't know if you are at some company campus, the patio extension of one of those apartment complexes, the shopping center or the park itself. Hopefully this is kept in great condition and people don't destroy this beautiful park as i have seen happening to some newly built parks, unfortunately. Very pretty area also very close to the walking area that goes by the Guadalupe river and that many employees from the nearby companies use for relaxing and exercising during lunch time.

Great park to touch some grass and sunbathe!…read more I always see folks walking their doggies here and it's so nice. Theres also a mini-playground for kids. Overall, spacious and chill spot.

Updating to provide information about the women's restroom as there is one but they may lock it…read morewell before the men's at night. Now I understand that parks close at night but when they hold events where you are paying for your kid to be at that event (say ballet class or a sports event) I expect the bathroom to be available to them. Also the signage for the restrooms are inside the door so when they are closed and locked you can't tell that there is a restroom.

This park has been neglected! Santa Clara should be ashamed with all the corporate tax money they…read moreare getting. They spend so much more money on other parks in the city and this one has been neglected for many years. Bathroom = filthy, play structure = disaster. But the tennis and basketball courts are nice. The fields and grass areas are nice with ample shade from the trees. There's also EV charging. The play structure though is the worst in the city.

Maywood Park is one of my favorite parks in the South Bay. There are a lot of seating areas with…read moretables and grills, so it's a perfect place to have a bbq or picnic! There's also a Safeway really close by on Stevens Creek in case you need to pick up some charcoal or last minute BBQ material. They have a playground area and large open fields - great for sports and recreational activities. There's also plenty of shade in both the grass areas and seating areas. There are restrooms located in the back of the park near the tennis courts. They also have a rec center that runs summer activities for kids and can be rented out. The park is also dog-friendly (I always see people walking their dogs here). They also have tennis courts in the corner of the park, but these fill up pretty quickly. There's a small parking lot near the tennis courts and tons of free street parking. Something to note is that the park is connected to Eisenhower Elementary School's playground. When school isn't in session, anyone is free to use the school's amenities including basketball hoops, wallball courts and additional playgrounds. I've been coming here for a few years now for my morning runs, reunions with friends, and picnics/BBQs.

Mandu loves coming to this park. It's nice with multiple playgrounds and paths. There's also a few…read morepicnic tables as well. There's quite a lot of weeds though and after every walk, Mandu comes back with spikey thorn like things in his fur and paws. There's also sometimes trash leftover from the elementary school and Mandu sniffs around hoping to catch a bite of something which isn't good :((