Awesome skate park in Sunnyvale. Very new and well cared for with a great design layout. Perfect…read morefor all ages from small children to adults. Everyone is friendly and respectful.

This was a really cool skate park!!! Not a lot of flow/transitional skating, but free of graffiti…read moreand FREE. The people were cool and the park served its purpose. Nothing to complain about here.

This is a large skate park with an alluring setting at Lake Cunningham, an exciting spot for…read moreskaters and cyclists looking for some action, with both dirt and concrete areas consisting of ramps, tunnels, bowls, and mounds to engage in tricks, flips, and more. I enjoyed watching the BMX freestyle exhibition at the Viva CalleSJ event this past Sunday, offering several showtimes throughout the day, with performers putting on a show for the crowd including flatland moves and bowl riding. It's a decent spot for viewers too, offering several tables with umbrellas for shade, lovely palm trees, and restrooms for convenience.

Really do wish the city would put more time and effort into maintenance, here. It has solid…read morepotential, some cool jump lines that allow for progression on the bike. But it also has clearly seen better Days with large sections of the parts closed off for months if not years. There could be something really magical here.

Took my first lesson with Henry today and it was a blast. I'm comfortable cruising on a board, but…read moreI wanted to be more focused on learning ollies and more technical skating at a faster pace than I could do on my own. With my limited time, Henry quickly evaluated my ability and he catered the lesson to where I was at, while keeping things challenging for me. We progressed through a bunch of exercises and obstacles to keep the session fresh. Henry was very attentive the entire lesson (not checking his phone the entire time) and he also recorded a ton of video that he used to explain on the spot how I could improve. Very helpful. I'd highly recommend Henry to anyone looking for a lesson. He's friendly and a fun guy to have a session with!

Henry has been such a great instructor! He was incredibly patient and it was my first time riding a…read moreskateboard. He assessed my level of comfort and taught at an appropriate speed. He provided me lots of exercises and most importantly taught me how to fall safely! Before moving forward through each of the exercises, he made sure I had the correct idea of technique and form. I can tell he understands the small parts of skating you learn through experience so having a long term skater tell me certain tips made me feel more assured. He also helped me with my purchase of my first board! I can tell he has a passion for skating and working with new skaters! I am so pleased with Henry for helping me start this new hobby! Highly recommend!!

We to our dog training there with CALI K9. Love to see how many different people are at this park…read moredoing various activities from basketball, baseball, Pickleball, Parks, and playgrounds.

Nice park! Has a large big kids area as well as a separate decently sized 2-5 year old play area…read more There's also a sand pit area in between the two that is well shaded. There are public restrooms. There is a picnic area with a bunch of tables as well as benches all around the playground areas that are mostly shaded! There are also large grassy areas, and basketball and tennis courts. Parking is easy, street parking all around the park. All around great park.

You'd never guess that this park is here, behind the very busy VietNamese shopping plaza on Silver…read moreCreek Road. A buddy and I visited the skate spot about one year ago, before it was finished. It turned into a nice, small area to skate with stairs, rails, and a dual quarter, along with a curved ledge. Beyond the skate spot, there is a small basketball court, and a kids playground. It always looks tidy and everyone has always been respectful when I've been there.

This park is very nice and small. Its on the corner of Aborn Road and Towers Lane…read more They have a weird playground set with swings and slide. They even have some snakes you can climb on. The one thing about the playground area is they don't have tan bark or sand, its like a rubber mat with two different colors. You can even play basketball, but its a half court. The skate park is not open yet I wonder why? In the middle of the park they have a circle cement thing with with flowers and a tree. On one side of the park they have grass you can run around or lay in it. Also have tables. This park is good for all ages and dogs. Cons: No restrooms

Very nice free park with friendly and helpful Santa Clara community staff. They even provide…read morehelmets and protective gear at no cost if you need them.

Do not go here if you are any person who skates and not a little kid wont let you go unless you…read morewear pads and a helmet and sign a form ts is not in the spirit of skating and wish I hadn't spent the gas money to get me and my homie to this lame shit.

City parks are important for the health and welfare of its citizens. It provides a chance to…read moreexercise, unwind, and have group activities. The other day, I came upon Great Oaks Park in San Jose. It was actually away from any major roads, set in a neighborhood. I was there around 5pm, and it was peaceful and quiet. I guess the sound wall does a good job keeping away the noise from nearby Hwy 101. I noticed the Yelp photos were 8 years old, so I decided to walk around and take pictures of the park's features. Some of the park's features: - baseball field - soccer field - skate park - picnic tables w/ bbq griils - kid's play equipment - restroom - basketball courts - large shade trees - benches - water fountain The turf is a little irregular with holes and ruts. The skate park was covered with graffiti. I don't know much about the surrounding neighborhood, but I felt pretty safe there. Located along Snow Drive (x Giusti Dr) Good for kids and groups.

Decent neighborhood park that's surrounded by a, let's say, questionable neighborhood. It has some…read morebasic and a not-so-basic feature. Here is a rundown: 1) Tot Lot & Playground 2) Basketball Court & Softball Field 3) Huge grassy fields 4) Picnic areas w/ BBQs 5) Decent graffiti-covered restrooms 6) A Skate Park The skate park is a really cool addition to this park as it's not something you see everyday. It too is ensconced in graffiti, but I really wouldn't expect it not to be. What's a Skate Park without a little vandalism, huh? For all I know it came that way from the manufacturer. All-in-all not a bad park. Unfortunately the area is rife with gang & other miscellaneous activities (minus 2-star for that) otherwise this would be a solid 4-star park.

Kids and young teens love this skatepark. It's close, it's…read moreconvenient and it's safe. Campbell Skatepark is the perfect Staff-monitored supervised community Skatepark. All pads and helmet required. Campbell skatepark is part of the Campbell Community Centers program and operates at different hours and different phone than other rec departments. It is located next to the track field at the main entrance on Campbell Avenue near Winchester in Campbell. The old Campbell High School. The iron-fence enclosed skatepark has flat concrete park with semi-permanent skate ramps. It also included a half-pipe. Because it is staff supervised, everyone must have a parent/guardian signed liability sheet on file for each child. There is a $1.00 per daily fee per kid or pay $26.00 for one year membership. Payable at City of Campbell Community Center Recreation Office during normal working hours M-F. **Every person must have helmet, knee pads and elbow pads** Bring your own equipment, there are no pads nor helmets available As of January 2014, scooters are now allowed in addition to skaters. No BMX nor in-line skates allowed. A big value here is you can get your exercise in at the track field while your kids have fun at the park. You are close enough to keep your kids within eyeshot. Skatepark has high 12' iron gate with only one entrance/exit. Bathrooms on premises outside gate. Parking is plentiful. Campbell Community Skatepark is also easily accessible via bus public transportation. They also conduct skateboard lessons throughout the year as well as hosting kids private birthday parties all for a fee. See staff member or call the Campbell Community Main Office.

Very cool little skate park attached to the Campbell Track! Small but cozy and safe and fun to test…read moreyour new board or skills! Right on Campbell avenue where Campbell high was! Part of the myriad of activities Campbell recreation offers! Thanks Campbell!

This is a nice calm park to spend some time surrounded by nature. The path and picnic areas are…read morefairly clean. They have street parking and also paid parking lot as well. I noticed it was paid parking last minute so I went outside and parked on the street. I'd say it'll be better if the parking price was posted easy to see at the entrance booth. I noticed some dirtiness on the picnic tables but that's expected for public park outdoor tables, and I don't think it's a big issue.

One of our favorite places in San Jose! There's so much to do at the park, either take a lovely…read morewalk, enjoy the water, or ample activities. Theres ample parking on the side street. The loop around the lake is really lovely. Definitely recommend on a beautiful weekend morning!