This brand new sign at Avalon Park, facilitated by Supervisor David Canepa, reflects his support…read morefor our community through the union. Unfortunately, our community struggles to enjoy nice things due to the city's wasteful spending. The city was aware of the tree removal necessity before the scoreboard installation, yet they had to cut it twice during the process. This highlights the irresponsibility of the Park and Recreation Department, being cost-conscious and neglecting tree removal initially. posted by the SSF Citizens Coalition

Nice park w mini playground, fenced in baseball field, bbq pits and adjacent tables, with its own…read moresmall parking lot. One small playground structure w slides, stairs, climbing wall etc. Shredded rubber "floor" under. states suitable for 5-12 yr olds. Also 2 swings, one baby, one big kid. No fence around playground area.

Great park to bring the kiddo. There's also an exercise area for adults but it's at the bottom of…read morethe park, would be nice if it was up near the playground so you can exercise as you watch your kids.

Kind of a small playground but the equipment is pretty modern. You'll need to park in the…read moreneighborhood and the weather is fairly cold/drizzly. They have a badminton, tennis, basketball court and dog park all in one little area. There's also a body weight workout area where you can be creative with what you do. The water fountain in the playground isn't so good, I'd walk down the stairs and drink at the one closest to the dog park.

Looking for a quiet playground in San Francisco without the chaos? This hidden Sunnyside park is…read moreone of the best low-traffic spots for kids -- calm, clean, and actually relaxing. Not flashy -- just functional, peaceful, and easy with kids. It's not the biggest or most popular park in SF, but that's exactly why it works. It feels tucked into the neighborhood instead of crowded or overstimulating, which makes it way more manageable with little ones. We've had picnic days here where my baby just watches the dogs running around, and somehow it turns into its own little show -- simple, low-effort, and surprisingly perfect. If you've ever searched for a quiet park in San Francisco, a low-traffic playground for toddlers, or just somewhere you can actually breathe while your kid plays -- this is one of those spots. Good for: All ages (best for toddlers-~8) What matters: * Playground: Yes (rubbery cushion flooring -- great for little ones) * Baby-friendly: Open field for picnics + watching other kids/dogs * Bathrooms: Yes (each restroom has a changing table -- super helpful) * Dog-friendly: Yes (dogs allowed in the park, but not inside the children's play area) * Seating: Several large picnic tables + scattered benches * Shade: Very limited -- can get hot on sunny days * Parking: Limited -- expect to walk in or get dropped off * Terrain: Mostly flat with paved paths (easy for strollers and wheelchairs) * Accessibility: Wheelchair-friendly layout overall Real-life insight: This is one of those parks that doesn't stand out at first -- but once you're there, you realize how much easier it is than busier San Francisco playgrounds. Less chaos, more space, and a calmer overall vibe. Pro tips: * Go on an overcast day -- this park shines when it's cool out since there's very little shade * After rain, bring a towel so you can dry off the play structure and still get a full park day in * Best for low-key days when you want something simple, not overstimulating

My niece and nephew love this park. It's hugeeeeeeee! Lots…read moreof space and grass to run around!! They have a bathroom!!! Thank goodness!!! Their structures are spaced out! It's fun. Even for me! Some thing unique other than swings and slides. Gives the kids a chance to actually use their body and strength. Test their own abilities. Only thing I don't like is, the mats are all holey and broken on some areas. Dangerous when a kid trips or sprain their ankles. I informed my babies to watch out for it and avoid it. I hope the groundskeeper will see it and fix it.

Sunnybrae Park is a fenced-in neighborhood park in residential San Mateo…read more Features: * Play structures with slides, http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/MyeVB0vQpM4zO1sbI_cbIg?select=eSSw-aeMI3DUxTLnsdwSjg monkey bars, etc. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/MyeVB0vQpM4zO1sbI_cbIg?select=YQ3qblZNMKrWqMPUOtEYmQ * Two bucket swings http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/MyeVB0vQpM4zO1sbI_cbIg?select=o9cJAznoSebiGhGn3qekzw * Two strap swings * Sand * Playhouse with chalk for drawing on the roof http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/MyeVB0vQpM4zO1sbI_cbIg?select=H9GZ-QkcT4lhhNEqj35btQ * Play vehicles http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/MyeVB0vQpM4zO1sbI_cbIg?select=82X5KrpJ_u9PfgivWcfXXQ * Picnic tables and benches http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/MyeVB0vQpM4zO1sbI_cbIg?select=iBGXY_9Pa52-UiNLNUveEg * Drinking fountain * Lawn * Trees (shade on the periphery) * Street parking It's not a huge park, but there is plenty to do here. There are no bathrooms. The nearest public restrooms are probably Trader Joe's or K-Mart. Leashed dogs are welcome.

This park has a couple of unique play structures for imaginative play. It has one structure where…read morechildren can drop sand down tubes onto different levels. My toddler likes this. It also has a little house structure. In addition, it has the large and small play structures for children. It is nicely all fenced in, including a small lawn. It has swings and tables too. Unfortunately, there is no restroom. And it does not seem in easy walking distance of shops.

Nice small local park with children playground. Play structures are fairly new. Not busy. Street…read moreParking only. Many parents who seem like local residents don't watch their children. I had to make sure their children didn't run over my children with their bikes in the basketball court and in the playground. Base on all the above, I would say the rating is 2.5.

New park in the SSF neighborhood. New structure. It's geared toward 5 years old and older (I…read morethink). No bathrooms. Easy parking. There is a doberman dog that lives in the house next to the park.

Convenient little playground in downtown Burlingame. The whole place is fenced in and it's kept…read moreclean. Easy to get to, just need to turn off on Burlingame Ave. At first I thought it was off putting that the parking lot was right next door, but you hardly notice the cars going by and they are driving pretty slow. Benches off to the side for parents and grandparents to sit and relax while the kiddos place in a small area.

Nice and beautiful neighborhood playground for little kids. It's been renovated about a year ago…read moreand it's a fun place to take the kids to let them run around. It's a small space but the city did a nice job utilizing the space.

It is so windy here! How do the hang gliders do it? If you've been to this park, you've probably…read moreseen a ton of these cool kids flying around. This park is right on the edge of a cliff to the Pacifica ocean(with a secured gate, don't worry). On a sunny, but windy day, you'll see a good amount of people hang gliding--pretty cool! There's lots of grass to run around, picnic tables, garbage bins,.. all standard stuff here. Ah, no public restrooms though! There's a full size basketball court, a playground and a separate structure for the little tots. Only a couple set of swings, and if you're the type that loves jumping off of them... there's tanbark instead of sand, just so you know! What's really amazing here is the VIEW. The view of the ocean is so pretty and during a sunset, it's so surreal. Since it does get windy, make sure you wear layers and a good jacket! We're talking strong, there goes my beanie, type of wind. Most of the time, there's only a few people there. It's a small corner park, but does the job. Definitely a nice option to walk around after an early dinner.

This kids park is not for everyday due to windy and chilly weather in Daly City. But today it's…read morebeautiful day and warm. The park is nice and clean! The park has BBQ grill and plenty of garbage cans. I brought my daughter to this park after picked her up from school. My daughter enjoyed! Over the fences is the ocean. And next to the park toward Eastside is Korean Central Presbyterian Church. The bottom of Korean Church parking lot you will the cliff erosion. It's one of the attractive places in San Mateo county.

Hidden gem down the street from here. Kelloch Velasco Mini Park…read more Kids playground, basketball courts, benches, and greenery. Small, intimate park to enjoy.

It's not just a park; it's the park. A true hidden gem. For kids? They'll be running around like…read moreit's their personal kingdom. For families? It's a Hallmark moment waiting to happen. This place is so good, you almost don't want to tell anyone about it--gotta keep it secret, right? But seriously, go. It's lovely, it's charming, and it might just be the best-kept secret in town.