We love this park! Mostly because of the butterfly theme throughout everything - even the water…read morefeature in the sandbox is a butterfly shape- and the SHADE which is hard to come by at the playground 2 play structures one for toddlers and a larger one for 5-12 age group Sooo cute one of the best parks in MV

Really cute quiet little neighborhood park with a butterfly theme…read more The park is on the smaller side, but has everything a toddler would need to be entertained. There are two structures, one much smaller than the other- both I would say are geared toward toddlers and young kids. There are also swings, and a sand box. The whole surface is padded which is also nice for the young ones. I loved the butterfly theme including butterfly pictures on the structures, caterpillar statues, and the whole padded surface being butterfly colored. Park is almost entirely gated/walled except for the two entrance areas. There are picnic tables. No bathrooms.

I wanted to like Muwékma Park in Sunnyvale, but I wouldn't recommend it--especially for families…read morewith younger kids or those needing extra safety considerations. While it has some inclusive features, many structures don't feel designed with littles or kids with disabilities in mind. There are open stairs and gaps with no barriers, which made it stressful as my son kept running toward unsafe areas. We liked the climbing section with the big slide, but access wasn't very accessible and things got chaotic with kids not taking turns. The open field is nice for activities like kite flying, but again, no barriers meant constant redirection. Also worth noting: the dog park is right next to the baby swings and restrooms, and parking is very limited and easy to miss. Overall, some nice features, but the lack of safety made it more stressful than enjoyable for us.

This park is convenient to where I live. There are separate off leash areas for small and large…read moredogs. That area isn't pleasant in the afternoon because there is pretty much no shade. It is decent in rain, as it is gravel, but grass. The dog park area is about a 3 star area. The rest of the park is better. It has a very large green field in the center, ringed with a walking trail, picnic areas, and play areas. There is water and bathroom facilities. The parking area is a bit in the small side. If you play Ingress, there are a number of portals here.

Amazing hidden gem. SV maintains the park very clean. Playground, sandy volleyball court, water…read morespray area, tennis court, horseshoe court. Highly recommend.

They renovated the playground area. It's much nicer than before. it has swings, slides, climbing…read morestructures (even a rope one!) and a spinning platform. The little kids enjoy the frog that sprays water. There is a public restroom next to the playground so you don't have to drag the little ones too far to use it. The rest of the park has some reservable picnic table areas with BBQs. You'll find 2 tennis courts way in the back, and also a horseshoe pit. Sometimes you'll see people playing volleyball at the sand volleyball court. There is a path that makes a loop around the park. People like to use it to walk or run laps. There is a pond that used to be filled with an unnatural blue color water. This would attract Candadian Geese to the park and they made a big mess pooping all over the park. There was a time when it got so bad that you could not safely stroll along the walkway without running into geese poop. Trying to avoid these land mines is not a fun way to enjoy the park. They've since turned off the water features and the geese no longer plague the park. The park is definitely much cleaner now. There is a small parking lot by the playground and also street parking along the street that leads up to the parking lot. The parking lot dead ends, but they have designed a roundish area at the end -- this area is not designated for parking in -- at the end to help you make a u-turn to drive back out. Sometimes it is difficult to make this u-turn when people park in this area. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=a3c15emWpHiehs81jdgHHw&userid=isQotFiKU_S_TI4Qt4MtMQ https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=7OFU_4ZnZNDS9b1LMP3QtQ&userid=isQotFiKU_S_TI4Qt4MtMQ https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=rxdAa2RDw46kCSADO9H7hQ&userid=isQotFiKU_S_TI4Qt4MtMQ .

Muy bonito, grande me encanta este parque tranquilo para caminar, tiene baño playground, muchos…read moreárboles que dan sombra

Decided to go for a run on this scorching hot day (still literally 100 degrees after 6pm), and…read morefound Rainbow Park nearby. It's a medium sized park with lots of grassy fields to roll around and/or picnic. There are some concrete pathways, great for walking or jogging, though again, the park's not that big, so multiple laps are more fitting for a good run. Skates and skateboards are not allowed according to the signs. It's mostly flat land throughout the park, not too hilly and a good amount of trees. In fact there's a whole shaded section with numerous picnic tables and seating, and multiple bbq grills, the area looking almost like a beautiful mini forest at one corner of the park. There are also two play structures, one for younger kids/toddlers and the other for older kids... or grown-ups?!? Seriously, I would enjoy my time on the swings (I love parks that have classic swings!). They also have toddlers swings in the little kid playground. The restroom is conveniently located in between the picnic area and playground area, the building wall covered with lovely colorful artwork. This park is on the simpler side, but that's part of the charm IMO, it's spacious and clean, with lots of greenery, and it's set in a safe and inviting neighborhood. It has everything you would need for a quiet relaxing outing or lively family gathering, and none of the bells and whistles.

Our daughter went running the moment we pulled up to Redwood Place Playground. The entry to this…read morepark is surrounded by trees and can be easily missed. The parking lot is small and there was no street parking from what we observed. The park itself is spacious full of greenery and is well maintained. The wooden structure of climbing, sliding, walking across planks and others is spacious, elongated and allows for plenty of exploration. In addition, there were swings, spinning chairs and poles, a climbing rock, seated spinning structure and additional slides. There were paths to ride a bike or scooter and walk your dog or stroller. It is situated in a residential area with the Arques shopping center nearby - think boba, Subway, burgers. There are public restrooms and an enclosed dog park on site.

Is this not Muwekma Park?? Whether you consider this Muwekma Park or Redwood Place Playground, this…read morepark is freaking amazing. Since we were in need of finding a little bit of entertainment for our 6 year old prior to dinner, this spot couldn't have been more perfect. The area is extremely spacious, even offering a track where a lot of people were seen taking a stroll. The play structure is clean and obviously well taken care of. There is plenty of sunshine with just the right amount of shade scattered throughout the space. With some further exploring I noticed a few grills, benches, and beautifully made ping pong tables. There were kids of all ages who came to enjoy during out 45 minute visit and everyone was so very friendly. My daughter quickly made friends with 3 other kids and it was tough tearing her away from the park when that time came. 5/5 stars. I'd happily come back and visit again. This spot is highly recommended.

Fun but small play structure, geared mostly for younger kids. The coolest part was the "rock" wall…read morethe kids can climb on. Quiet little place to take your kids!

This is a sweet little park nestled in a neighborhood area close to the Los Altos border. I took my…read moreHuffington Pup there for a stroll this afternoon. This is not a dog park. So if you do take your dog for a stroll here make sure you take a poop bag with you as you will not find a dog poop bag stand at this park. Park features: One single large grassy knoll play area Water fountain Picnics tables Park benches Toddler activity boards Large climbing, sliding, activity play structure Sand pit with a near by faucet so kids can make sand pies Three etched in stone information/educational cement slab giving information about the Ohlone Indian, and Mexican land acquisition, etc. This is a great park for toddler & early elementary age children but I'm sure older children will love the play structure. No skateboard or roller blades allowed. There are no rest rooms at this park. The Huffington pup loved the park. She did a lot of nosing around.

This is the first time we've been here and our kids are already the biggest fan of this park…read more Everything is so new and clean. The grass and plants are well maintained. The trials are very good for biking. The playgrounds have fun themes and unique designs, and the soft rubber ground is safe for kids. The sand pool is pretty big. The picnic and bbq area is also large. Just perfect for kids and families.

Construction is done! Kids played and played…read more So many different things for the kids to play. Thoughtful play structures.

I chanced upon this small park while on a hike on the Saratoga Creek trail. This is more of a…read moreneighborhood park and not one you travel to. There are some tables, a play structure, and not a lot of space overall.

Not sure how a previous Yelper's racist review abides to Yelp guidelines. But that was the response…read moreYelp sent after we tried to report it. A review of a neighborhood park is not an invitation for blatant racism and xenophobia. The review in question is still up, perpetuating harmful characatures of immigrants and brown people. Yelp, do better and update your racist guidelines. Back to the park - my family has lived by this park for years (since before it and the adjacent trail were developed). And now that I have a toddler I'm able to fully appreciate this little gem. Although small, it's just large enough for kids to run around in and has served as a huge asset to the neighborhood as the site formally was unused, fenced off, empty land owned by the SJ water district. This is why the park is so small since the houses next to it were already built. Along with swings (2 adult, 1 for infant/toddler and 1 lap swing for a parent to swing with their child) there's a play structure (tanbark ground though but not too bad) featuring 3 slides - big, medium and small, making it suitable for kids of various ages. The park also has a couple tables and benches, and grassy mini hills that are popular meet up spots for a lot of the neighbors, especially in the evenings. When designing the park, the city planted an olive tree at the center which grows larger and even more beautiful as time goes on. It's a thoughtful touch. The park is right next to the Saratoga Creek trail, which connects to the much larger Murdock Park on the other side of Bollinger if you continue going right. All in all, a great use of previously unused land.