I had a pretty great childhood, but I didn't have a park with a playground surrounded by redwoods…read more This park is amazing!! But wait, there's more! It's not just for kids here, as there are often people sitting or lying amongst the redwoods... reading, listening to the creek, or even forest bathing. I've done this and let hours slip away while I just zenned out here. It's also in a fantastic location- right next to the MV Library and the Friends of the Library Bookstore. It is a smaller park, and it's a very peaceful place. Come and enjoy, and please leave no trace. =)

It's tranquil. Beautiful. Quiet. And full of peace. It's a great place to read, walk talk or see…read moredogs and humans shuttle to and from.

*Updated Review* In my previous review I was talking about…read morehow great the staff were during reservations but now the event has taken place and I am an even bigger fan. I had never been to this park before my business, Picnic Potential LLC , was hired to set up a Mothers Day brunch and it is a great location. The picnic area is nicely shaded, plenty of garbages and it is clean! The people in the park were friendly families they have nice clean bathrooms and a cute playground. I will definitely be referring this location to my picnic clients.

Five fabulous public tennis courts and a practice box. Very nice and qualified instructor Frank…read morefor lessons. Family friendly environment with kid's playground. Boyle Park is a first class place to play tennis.

This park is large and has it all. There are soccer fields, sand volleyball courts, 2 large off…read moreleash dog areas with grass with dog amenities, bike path, and a walking path along a bay. There are also 2 restrooms that are well placed. Very dog friendly with picnic benches sprinkled throughout the park so you can eat and enjoy the outdoors with your best friend. It is very well kept.

Best park within spitting distance of a sewage treatment plant that I've been to!…read more Seriously though. I've ridden my bike along the multi-use path that runs through this park dozens of times going up to Paradise Loop in Tiburon or other Marin locations and have always admired the well manicured fields usually filled with soccer teams or other youth sporting activities. You also have great views of Richardson Bay and benches every now and then to sit and enjoy them. This past weekend was the first time I visited here on foot and found the lawns to be the perfect place for a game of croquet after letting little Maddie let off some energy at the Mill Valley Dog Run http://www.yelp.com/biz/mill-valley-dog-run-mill-valley-2 Yes, I said croquet!!

A clean, modern playground. Reasonable parking. It was a hot day during our visit and there was not…read moremuch shade at all. Restrooms were also not well-kept.

Gorgeous renovated park in Sausalito perfect for the kids and family!…read more Free fitness classes offered throughout the week, no registration required! Kokoro Healing and Empowerment (Pilates/yoga/cardio/meditation) *Tuesdays - 5:30 to 6:30 pm Zumba *Wednesdays - 5:30pm to 6:30pm

Small neighborhood park not all that far from Muir Woods or Sol Food. The city is very scenic and…read moreperhaps worthy of people touring even if they don't live in the neighborhood. This is a small park - you wouldn't come here unless you live less than a mile away. The perimeter of it near the street give off very natural vibes - not man made concrete and straight walls. If you have a dog its important to go to different parks and let them sniff new areas. Maybe one reason to drive across town to get here.

IMHO, Hauke Park is one of the most popular, beautiful and enjoyable recreational areas in Mill…read moreValley; complete with a playground and sports courts and surrounded by adjacent natural open areas, with hike and bicycle trails. Unfortunately, the city is pushing a large scale affordable housing development project which is being fast-tracked by donating public land. Affordable housing is a laudable goal but not at the expense of ruining this heavenly park. If, God forbids, the project comes to pass the adverse consequences will haunt us for generations to come. For more information on how to help, google "Save Hauke Park".

Drove along Hamilton and Morales to get a little flavor of local en route from Corte Madera to…read moreMiller Avenue for a play last night, before sending MSG to SFO for a red-eye. How amazing and quaint Marin truly is. Enter Hauke Park: located close-by to lots of apartments, condos, and homes, this local park has loads of green and lots of water nearby. Pretty pocket of neighborhood. Gentle sloping hill street to the north of it, this has to be a very popular spot when the sun sets a little later daily, and when the bite of the winter evening slowly starts to depart..... So nice a find.

In these crazy Coronavirus times, it's important that we take care of ourselves (mentally,…read morephysically, and emotionally). Although we can't play social sports for the time-being, we can still go outside for a little R & R. Thanks God for Brickyard Park. This property (which is owned by the Strawberry Rec. Dept.) is a hidden beach, children's playground, picnic ground, all rolled into one. For me and my dog, it's our own private oasis. We'll walk here, sit on a bench, and soak in the sun and serene bayside views. It's a great spot to watch seals playing in the water and paddle boarders doing their thing with glorious Mt. Tam in the background. It's picture perfect. In challenging times like these, beautiful spots like Brickyard Park give me solace and hope. This place doesn't draw tons of visitors, nor does it exist to make money off admission or parking fees. It's just a lovely park whose sole purpose is to bring joy and peace to folks in the area. What's not to love about that? So if you're looking to commune with nature, type Brickyard Park into your GPS and reward yourself with some much needed moments of zen. You'll thank for me it later.

A hidden gem!! This adorable park is basically your own private mini-park with gorgeous water…read moreviews. There are two picnic tables (one shaded), two sets of benches. The playground is well-kept with two slides and a fun boat motif. There are two swings for children under 5. No dogs allowed. There is a surprisingly clean handicap accessible port-o-let (easy for a parent & child to go into together). The only real downside i can see is that the park is open to the waterway, with just a mini stone wall separating the playground with the beach. The kiddos listened and didn't go past the wall... but the wall certainly wouldn't have stopped them. Logistics: when driving to the park, you have to keep your eye out for a small walkway that heads down a cement path to the park. Not a far walk from the car!

Small bounce house experience - 4 and 6 year old had a blast.. just enough action. Clean and…read moreaccessible

Flabbergasted by all these 5 star reviews...? I've been to many Playland's in the greater Bay Area…read moreand I have to be brutally honest, this Playland in Sausalito, California is by far the worst. I traveled all the way to Playland Sausalito from the South Bay with my 5 year old son for my cousins 5 year old son's birthday party. Upon exiting and making a left her and a left there I found myself driving through an old, dusty, shoddy, dirt road, with barrack style bungalows up into an old, spooky gymnasium. I'm assuming they're using 'Playland' in the school's old gymnasium. Is the school still open? I do not know, but from the looks of it, I doubt it. Just looked run down and unkept to be actually open on a day-to-day basis. I'm giving Playland Sausalito a 1 star review because mostly everyone from my cousins party ended up catching either the flu or some variation of the stomach bug that's been going on. Depending on if you were an adult or a child that kind of dictated your symptoms. After calling and asking around if anyone else from the party got sick I was not surprised to hear that, yes other people in attendance got sick. In addition to getting sick, the overall venue was kind of run down and seemed like it's on it's last leg. A few inflatables, a few balls to kick around, 2 pop-a-shot basketball hoops (one didn't work), and a cold gloomy atmosphere. Nice! I understand what Playland Sausalito is trying to do in terms of providing a safe fun-filled place for children to have parties and hang out with friends and family but if children and adults are getting sick than that's defeating the purpose. Maybe it was a one time thing or others have gotten sick at this establishment but I think lack of attention to detail, sanitary practices, and overall kind of just a dingy, ordinary, throw a few balls and inflatables in here and call it a 'Playland' is lame and dangerous. Also, when I called Playland to ask a question as to if they are open or not? (says they are closed on Yelp unless it's a private party), the guy that answered the phone said "Hello".. LoL, not "Thank you for calling Playland how can I help you" so I had to ask the guy "Is this Playland?". Not professional dude. In hindsight, as I was oblivious of what was to come the days after the party, I made a comment to my cousin that they were having another party right after us and I didn't see them doing any kind of sanitary wipe downs or anything. Yikes! In conclusion, I probably won't be coming back again and if you were thinking on planning a party for your little one here, I'd look around some more for I'm sure there are other venues that offer more bang for your buck. Do I recommend, No.