One of my favorite parks. This place is huge. On one side there is an open play ground and water…read moreplay area. Perfect for a summer day. One the other side is a gated playground which is amazing if your kid is a runner or for playdates. They have so many picnic areas. For a small fee you can reserve an area to guarantee you get it. If you reserve picnic areas one you can also rent a bounce house

There's a great bike path that starts here…read more Lots of space for walking, barbecues, there's a playground for older kids and a gated playground for younger kids. The only thing about this place is parking is quite limited for such a large park. I definitely recommend bringing your bike here. The bike trail leads to Los Gatos Creek Trail, which is nice. Nice place to get some sun. Don't forget about the basketball courts. And also, you can easily walk to downtown Campbell from here.

Amazing Park! I love coming here with my little one. The structure is really nice, there is…read morechanging station, restroom, playground for little and big ones, swings, running court , basketball court . I like here!

Loved this park! It feels like a smaller-scale version of an inclusive playground like Budd Park…read more The gated play area made it feel extra safe, and there's so much for kids to enjoy--tons of slides (I counted about 5!), two separate playgrounds for big kids and littles, balancing beams, cute pretend critters, and a mix of swings including adaptive circle swings. There's also plenty of space to hang out, a beautiful trail, lots of friendly dogs, a basketball court, and nearby bathrooms. Only downside is parking can be a bit tricky, and there's some construction right now--but overall, such a great spot, especially for fellow special needs parents!

Needed to rest, so I looked up a nice park. Lots of kid playground and lots of places benches along…read morethe park for parents to sit down and relaxe. I'm neither a parent or a kid. I'm just an adult who needed to wait had time to kill but with a fun twist in my life. I needed a short burst exercise so I did some steps on the step Benches. Had so much fun. Waking up. 10/10 awesome park

Found this park on TikTok and finally got to check it out...It was really cute and I loved how…read morecolorful everything was. The butterfly theme and little farmers theme were a nice touch. The park was clean and the other families there were really nice too. The only downside was there were no restrooms, which was a bit of a bummer since I rode my bike there. Other than that, I'd definitely bring my daughter back on occasion as it isn't the closest park.

a review from amom2kidsandapark.com…read more Whether you're in Campbell for the day or live in the area, Stojanovich Family Park is a must-visit. With "Bugs Life" meets Farm vibes this park offers a variety of play. In addition to the play structure that looks like a water tower, there is an oversized can as a tunnel, giant fruit seats, tractor tires obstacle course, larger than life grasshopper sculpture, bucket swings, a bridge over a dry creek, and educational elements of local farming history. Although it appears tall with the water tower on top, the structure itself is low. There are two slides (a wide and a spiral), steps, an inclined ladder, activities, a look out bubble, and an underneath play area. The park has plenty of shade and it was a perfect place for our post Tortoise Ranch picnic. The grassy areas were well kept with a flat section and hilly section. The dry creek area made for a fun spot to hide out. There were very clean bathrooms. Street parking.

Little park I thought I'd check out because it is a fairly short drive from my house. Well, thank…read moregoodness I came on a weekday because there is essentially no parking here. It's totally surrounded by apartments too, and I drove back and forth on the street for a while and realized there is absolutely zero street parking near the park. I thought I could go around to the other side of the park, but there is no "other side." It's completely hemmed in by a fence on all sides other than the street. I parked right out front near the park name sign (you could fit a whopping 3 cars in that space) but I'm not even sure it's legal because it kinda looks like a loading zone. Other than the parking, it's a nice little park. Plenty of shade and grass (saw a bunch of people with dogs). Small structure with two slides. Sounds like there used to be swings? There's a small section that is caution taped off. A few scattered picnic tables, half of which are in the shade. Some of the ground is the bouncy plastic turf (I have no idea what it's called, sorry) and some is tanbark. It's really perfect for my two year old on a hot day (the shade is excellent, covers the entire play structure, and the play structure, while small, is entertaining enough for her to spend quite a while). However, I'm not going to be back because it's totally inaccessible for people who don't live within walking distance. If I lived nearby, we would come all the time.

Ample street parking around the park, which makes it easy to stop by without stressing about…read morefinding a spot. The park is spacious with plenty of expansive green space. There's also a basketball court along with several tennis courts. The neighborhood is clean, quiet, and well maintained, which made the park peaceful and safe.

Such a fun, spacious, and beautiful park!…read more I stumbled across this gem due to being in the nearby area. It just so happened to be right after Easter weekend and the plentiful garbage bins were 100% overflowing. With that said, the parks still came off quite tidy. Park visitors clearly made the effort to throw things away in appropriate areas and overflowed garbage bags were placed right along the bathroom building. City workers stopped by shortly after and BAM!! Everything was cleared and cleaned. Doerr Park comes recommended for children of all ages. There is a kiddy area and a more advanced play structure for the older kids in your life. The structure provides a lot of American Ninja Warrior vibes as opposed to your basic swing set and slide. 5/5 stars. This park is so bomb!!!

one of the best trails in santa clara county for any level…read morehiker walker or runner stunning valley views several entrances

Easy paved trail with not much of steep uphill/downhill sections, ideal for anyone with elderly…read morefolks in their group. Along the creek and some beautiful green areas. Our kids enjoyed the various exercise stations along the trail, though some of them are in need of repair. Trail ended in Campbell Park, where they have a nice playground for kids under 8 years old to enjoy. Happy trailing!

The good: This was a great park with a shaded playground, a…read moresmall splash pad, sand area, bathrooms, and plenty of street parking. We have a heat wave right now in San Jose but I was still able to take my kid here because of all the natural shade from the oak trees. It's especially pretty during the fall because the trees have all turned colors. It's nestled in a neighborhood so feels safe and quaint. I liked the cute "kids only" treehouse sign on the playground. My daughter enjoyed climbing the faux rocks. It was busy on the Saturday we came. The bad: The sand and splash pad area are adjacent so that gets messy with kids. The interesting: The name comes from the former principal of the school that used to be located where the park is now.

Nice park but we came for the water feature and it was really underwhelming. It can really use some…read moremaintenance. Not every sprayer works and there's lots of sand in the splash pad area. We'd like to come back but hopefully it'll have been serviced.

This is a really big park with tennis courts, basketball courts, a massive field on the right side…read moreand lots of playground space for children to enjoy swings, slides, monkey bars, etc.along with picnic areas. Wifey and I came to enjoy their free summer concert series that's put on by the Kiwanis club.

Super pretty! Great vibes during Christmas. Families you can see drive and walk aroundread more

Such a pretty little park. There's a small creek running through it and a nice little bridge…read more I have to tell you, if you like the idea of a fall stroll this is your park. When it's a little foggy, overcast, or even a tad on the rainy side, this is the best park for a quick ramble. Trust me.

This is a small but beautiful park with plenty of appealing features including a bridge at the…read moreentrance with the Saratoga Creek running underneath, picnic tables and seating, a grassy field, a volleyball net set up, a playground for the kids with swings and climbing structures, and a woodsy area in the back which is gorgeous in autumn with all the fallen leaves from the various trees and the colors of the season creating lovely scenery. The trail on the border was not the sturdiest path, with large rocks protruding from the dirt and warning signs posted to "enter at your own risk". But I was still able to get a good run in while exploring the park, extending to the neighborhood since, again, the park is small. There were several porta potties on site, as well as a parking lot for convenience. Such a carefree and relaxing atmosphere, with the adorable shops and eateries of Big Basin Way just around the corner.

Awesome park! There are separate big kid and little kid play structures. In the little kid section…read morethere is even a structure for even littler kids! Appropriate even for crawling babies I think! (See photo) There are ton of benches and picnic tables around the play structures. Intermittent shade. Easy street parking around the park and also looks like its own dedicated lot but I couldn't figure out how to get to the parking lot

We love to come to Houge Park when we want to take our dog for longer walks. We used to come here…read morewith our daughter when she was younger as well. I like that they have two different kids playgrounds, one for children 5-12, and another for children 2-5. There're huge grass areas, and lots of big trees. Many people bring their dogs here in the morning. It's nice to greet and chat with other dog owners. There're often people doing various exercises or dancing in groups in the morning as well. There are quite a lot of picnic tables with BBQ, and we often see people having parties on weekends. Restrooms are in building 2, and they're always clean. There's a parking lot, and street parking in the area is easy, too. Other amenities include basketball courts, tennis courts and outdoor fitness stations (some have missing instructions, though). They even have a horseshoe pit! I feel fortunate to have such as a well-equipped and well-maintained park not too far from us.