Will find people smoking here even though it's no smoking and there's kids present so great way for…read moreasthma to be triggered and stuff like that

O'Donnell Park is an example of what happens when talented and thoughtful people take a narrow…read morestrip of land and turn it into valuable part of a community. This park sits alongside the onramp to Hwy 101 South on Ralston Ave in Belmont. It doesn't have everything, but there's alot of features. These include: -shaded picnic tables w/ bbq -2 playgrounds -padded play area -porta potty -half court basketball -grassy turf -plain dirt area -benches -little library -community garden -water faucet tables are positioned so you can watch your kids play. Basic Rules: Open sunrise to sunset. No booze, No motor vehicles, and dogs must be on leash. Street parking.

This is the basketball courts that are on the same property as Electronic Arts. It's open to the…read morepublic, and you can also park in the EA lot and walk over. The courts were recently renovated with glass backboards. It's a great place to play when the weather is good. I believe there are lights, but i'm unable to find information as to when they shut off.

Great little basketball court. But totally dependent on the weather of course; it is concrete/clay…read morebased so don't expect any bounce back or response from your ball hitting the ground. Full size court and well made baskets, good pickups on weekdays after work.

This is where me, my daughter and dog hang out on Saturdays…read more My dog can go unleash here most of the time and play with the other dogs. Kid's soccer games happen here. And during those times make sure you're dog must be on leash or else you'll hear it from the parents.

Everything here is good except for the restroom maintenance. Increasing the cleaning frequency for…read morethe toilets would make this a much better place for everyone!

Good size park with walking path on edge and grass in middle…read more Good place for a walk or walk the dog. Water fountains and restrooms. Parking along the street.

Fantastic park. Spacious, clean, there's shade, and a good variety of options for the kids. There's…read morealso a decent amount of walking paths to walk a stroller around. I especially like that the kids playground is located in the middle and away from roads. Bathrooms are decent and conveniently located nearby. This park has a lot of perks that I feel like you don't easily get elsewhere in San Mateo.

After all these years, this park continues to provide wholesome family fun for little ones…read more There's something for all ages. 2 types of swings, climbing and play structure. There's a separate toddler park area as well. The park is well maintained. I love that it's fenced off from the street. Located next to basketball court.

This is my second time here for a Birthday party and Burton Park is a really nice place to have a…read moregathering. You have to make a reservation if you plan to have a large gathering with today's party had about 40 people. Restrooms were well stocked and as clean as one would expect for public facilities with soap to wash your hands and an electric hand dryer. They also have a Gender Neutral restroom between the Men and Ladies Room. highly recommend this place for a gathering.

Needed to kill some time with my kids before the restaurants opened up on Laurel. Laureola Park was…read moreconveniently located just a few minutes away from Downtown San Carlos. The entrance is down a side alley off of Old County Road so it can be easy to miss. However, once you pull in, there is plenty of parking. There is a big grassy area to run around in and then a playground, separated for little and big kids, but with a connecting gate. Not a huge play structure but good enough for the little ones to burn off some energy. There is also a bathroom located onsite and for a public bathroom, it was pleasantly very well maintained and very clean.

Burning some time with the kids while my wife was finishing up work, cool neighborhood park that…read morewasn't crowded and had a large play area, baseball field, basketball court, and well maintained flat field for children and pet activities. The play area has rubberized floor for safety, tents above the structures for some shade from the harsh cali summer sun, and very light touches of a log-cabin/ wood theme. For younger kids the most dangerous and sometimes fun areas are: -The larger slide, getting to the top is a bit sketchy with a small ladder you have to climb off of to the right instead of straight. The slide itself is almost hilariously tall with lots of bumps and tight curves that seem like they are designed to injure your kid, just look at the pictures. -Wave machine, if your kid is into space and nasa you can get them an early start by jumping on one end of this and launching them into orbit.

Located in a residential neighborhood near the Roblox headquarters just down the street. The park…read moreis pretty small. It does have modern playground. It also has one basketball court half size. There's also one bathroom stall. It's clean! Plenty of street parking nearby.

This is not a huge playground, but still ample space for kids to run around and burn off some…read moreenergy. There is plenty of street parking available. The park has onsite bathrooms, although the bathrooms are not in the best condition. There is a big grassy area right next to it, I saw people hosting birthday parties there and having Paddock Park available right next to the event is a convenient option for the kids to go to.

Boy compared to what I grew up with, these Foster City parks are where its at to play tennis. To…read moregive some background, I have played tennis on courts with cracks, torn nets and blown out bulbs. All of the Foster City parks seem to not have these kinds of problems. Everything appears to be checked and kept up to standard. My doubles partner has said that I have become more boujee every since I started playing in Foster City. Surrounding the two tennis courts there is a beach volleyball area. Sometimes sand creeps up onto the tennis courts due to the wind. Adjacent to the tennis courts is one full court for basketball with lights also! I have never seen this before. There is a little playground next to the basketball court. Lastly, there is a huge soccer field that always seems to have games going on. What I think is crazy is that the Foster City lagoons/canals are right there. I just always wondered what would happen if a soccer ball gets kicked into the water and/or how often. Back to the tennis courts, my only gripe is that typically there is a warning light to tell you when to hit the light button. For whatever reason - the bulb is probably blown - we didn't get the warning and the lights turned off on us. Therefore, to solve this solution, my doubles partner and I hit the button ever 30-45 minutes, sooner than later to be safe. The picture I added shows when the lights went out on us, although it does look pretty. This is my go to court. The only other court I really enjoy playing on is on Edgewater, but this court has league play on Tuesdays and Thursdays which can be a pain to plan.

Gated playground more for kids 5+. Nearby tennis courts, volleyball courts, soccer field and views…read moreof the water. Downside is that there is no shade.

This is the only dedicated sand box in nearby park in Redwood City. The beach is not fenced…read more The city should remove the algae, clean the water and sand.

Great place to watch music in the park. It's even a great place to have your own music in the park…read more Also to my surprise the bathroom was pretty nice here. It's also a great place to duck watch. The basketball courts are great here too. I find myself not having to compete on these courts. The grass is nice and feels real and the parking is good here.