This park is such a pleasant surprise! It's very clean, and…read morethe ground is soft and safe for kids to run and play. Great for all ages There are slides, climbing structures, and spinning equipment--perfect for both younger and older kids. Shaded play area (huge plus!) Parents can sit nearby, relax, and even enjoy snacks while watching their kids--no need to worry about too much sun Huge open grass field Right next to the playground, there's a very large, flat, and clean lawn--perfect for: Flying kites Running around Picnics Parking tip (important!) Park in the back parking lot--much easier access. Things to note: * I didn't see any restrooms * Trash bins are limited/small (bring your own bag just in case)

What a beautiful playground in Millbrae! I was pleasantly surprised by how clean and spacious this…read moreplayground is. I came here with a kiddo I was babysitting. There were play structures and swings appropriate for toddlers through elementary aged kids. I loved the soft padding for the ground and seating around the area. There's also a large grassy field for running or chasing bubbles. It's right next to a community center (I think). There's a parking lot and also street parking around the perimeter. Highly recommend!

Great view of SFO jets taking off and landing. Near Westin, Marriot, Hampton Inn and New England…read moreLobster. Lots of bay trail and grass and maybe 2o parking spots. No feeding the birds that is an aviation hazard. Great views. Very fun for aviation enthusiasts. Maybe bring your kids here so they see being a pilot as a career option. We have enough tik tok instagram stars.

Pretty walk. I liked being able to watch the planes as they flew in and out. Low tide doesn't smell…read moreas good but it was nice to look at the things under the water which are exposed. People jogging and riding bikes. Enjoying the air and sunshine. Still a little cool but nice to get outside.

I've been here a few times. Not my favorite spot as parking can be hard, playground is just ok, and…read moreit gets crowded cause it's a smaller neighborhood park.

Cool little park for the kiddos. Taken the little one here a few times. Little one likes it. Good…read moreslides . Kinda dirty but what park isn't?

A GEM! such a cute new park for local residents to enjoy - great enclosed fence for parents with…read moremultiple kids and only one opened gate side. Perfect for little toddlers and big kids too! Great grassy area as well for pets and picnic tables in the shade!

Nice park to take your kids or walk your dog. Went here to eat some takeout. There are a few…read morebenches where you can sit. Playground is nicely maintained and a decent size.

This is a lovely park. I remember before, when it was a vacant, wild area. The eucalyptus trees…read morewere there. I like to walk in it and reflect. Memories of working as a school librarian in Millbrae Schools. Always when I'm there I think of Paula Baxter. And that a memorial for her, a plaque or something with her name, would be appropriate. Has it been thought of? Would her family want it? I'd be willing to donate towards it. - Pamela Caryl, San Bruno

It's a cute, clean park nestled in a very nice neighborhood. There's a play area for kids in the…read morecenter, trees for shade and privacy, 5-6 benches at the top of the park and I believe I saw 2+ barbecues if you wanted to have a get together. *Dogs Allowed

We came here for the Sing Tao Event. First time at this place. It's a big facility with a big front…read moreyard and a lot of spaces.

What a wonderful facility!…read more This building is very new (only ~1.5 years old) and absolutely beautiful! You walk into a large naturally lit lobby, with local event flyers and news on display, as well as Millbrae branded merch (hats, shirts, etc) for sale. There is a reception desk with staff there to help and answer any questions. I came specifically to pick up a custom SF Giants Kleenex box that I ordered at the recent Millbrae Art & Wine Festival. We were greeted by Laurie, who was very friendly and told us all about what they had to offer at the Rec. Center. Just behind some glass doors near the lobby, is a game room. This is mostly targeted towards kids, with a giant TV and various video game systems to play with. We saw around a dozen kids hanging and playing in this area as we walked by. As you continue down on the first floor, there are classrooms, conference rooms, and even a giant hall that can be rented in full (or half) for private events! They also have a kitchen connected, which is helpful for events serving food. There are several clean and accessible bathrooms, as well as lots of fun historic photos on display. They have a Fitness Center with various equipment, and space for aerobic classes. There's also a room dedicated entirely to Ping Pong! If you get hungry or thirsty, there are two vending machines with drinks and snacks, and several water fountain/refill stations throughout. There is also an entire upstairs area. In addition to private rooms, there is a "Senior Lounge" which has comfortable seating, a large TV, and a half-kitchen. There is an outdoor patio connected up top with over a dozen lounge type chairs to enjoy some fresh air. They also have space for outdoor activities for people of all ages. There are multiple playgrounds for kids, in addition to multiple tennis courts and a large field. The Rec. Department also oversees many other fields (school and other) and a skate park, according to their website! If you live in (or near) Millbrae, you gotta check out this Rec. Center! There is a ton to do, it's super bright and clean, and the staff is all very friendly and welcoming! I'm looking forward to coming back again and utilizing some of these amazing features!

Both family-friendly and dog-friendly, there is lots you can do at Ray Park. They have several…read morepicnic tables available if you want to sit and eat some food. Then, there are a couple of different options of play structures available that are suited for different age groups. They also have a big basketball court that was not busy at all when we came, so we got to use essentially the whole thing to practice shooting hoops or even kicking a soccer ball around. There is also an enclosed dog park right next to the basketball court, although it's a bit smaller than other dog parks. On weekends, there are softball/baseball games in play in the field next to the park, but we were able to find parking relatively easily in the street. Bring a jacket if you come - even on a warm day, there are many areas of this park that are shaded due to the heavy trees in the area so it can get a bit chilly if you're in the shade.

We love ray park. Nice park next to an elementary school. Nice bathrooms and new playground is…read morereally nice. They just added some ball vending machine. Pretty cool. We live Ray park

***dog park CLOSED*** As of today there is no more off leash…read moredog area in the outfield. They are removing the grass and putting in turf. It will be closed to dogs. The upper unfenced area is still available, limited hours 6-8am or something ridiculous like that.

Cute tiny neighborhood park with a sandbox and good variety of playground items to play on. Has a…read morebasketball court so the kids can play on that too! Great place for middle school and younger. Older kids or adults might stand out too much!

Small neighborhood park that appears to be entertaining for small kids under 5. My kiddo was…read moredisappointed that there were no "big kids" swings and got bored within 20 minutes. Weather is nice. Parking is within 15 feet along the street. Looks like we still need to hit the millbrae city park for the good stuff!

Thanks for the amazing upgrade. Use to be scared coming here with all the mental playground…read more Everything is upgraded now with new wood chips.

We love a good peaceful stroll in San Francisco. Watching the planes land and seeing the bridge is…read morea little slice of restfulness in a busy city! On a good weather day you'll feel the stress coming off of you very quickly. Worth the travel where ever you're from !

After picnicking at Robert E. Woolley Peninsula Park, I decided to walk off my filling meal while…read morechecking out the boardwalk here. The actual wooden "boardwalk" is a very short bridge crossing over the lake, but there's a paved pathway that continues on both sides, with a rocky shoreline, plant life, and lovely lake views. And there's a fishing pier stretching over the water at the park as well. Simple and serene, there's plenty to appreciate here.