Gorgeous little park in a quaint neighborhood! There is SO much OPEN GREEN FLUFFY LUSHNESS, perfect…read moreto run and roll around in! I found this place during COVID, when my boyfriend and I just wanted somewhere we could hang out while without worrying about social distancing. There is AMPLE grass area. It wasn't empty, yet it wasn't crowded at all -- every little family had their own space to run around. My boyfriend and I brought a little picnic there to enjoy on the grass, and it was super lovely to soak up some last moments of summer here. Would definitely frequent this park if I lived nearby.

Had our friend's surprise baby sprinkle here and it's a decent enough park with a much to be…read moredesired playground, some picnic tables, tennis courts, trails, grassy fields. It's next to a neighborhood so parking can be tough if it's a busy day. We set up shop in the upstairs area with the 2 picnic tables and had a successful event in most ways except one. Unfortunately restroom availability is a problem on the weekends. There is a building that has a restroom that needs a code to enter. However, there isn't anyone there to provide it so it's practically useless during off-hours. Bummer for folks who traveled far. Not sure if I'd be back unless we are visiting our friends who live nearby and they decide to have a party there.

"WOW....!"-exclaimed 3 eight year olds. The rope "structure" and bridge that leads to the a slide…read morewas fun to climb through. My 1 yo got to play in the smaller structure -slide -bongos -monkey bars and baby swings. Oh! I need to also mention that we love parks with the recycled rubber when you are pretty much walking/running/jumping on clouds. There is also a basketball court and field with plenty of well kept grass. We wanted to check this park out since the remodel and it was a hit. Ok I'm done. :)

Parking: There are two lots. One by the baseball field…read morewhich is a shortish walk to the kids playground, and one right next to the playground which I didn't park at because I couldn't figure out how to get there. A wanderer explained I would need to get back on the freeway and go around etc. so I just shrugged and hauled myself on the paved path to the park. Playground: I'm such a fan because my son is 17 months and the playground was a great size for him. The slides are low to the ground so I feel comfortable with him going down on his own. I wish the swings were longer cause it's a lot back and forth quick swings but he doesn't complain and asks to jump back and forth between the two options. The area is very small, but not crowded so a sweet low key option for a parent who doesn't want to run around too much. There's a fun dome like spinning seat and a larger swing to sit with your kid in as well. There's not a ton at this park but what there was enough. Safety: I felt super safe here! I There were a handful of people with kids resting at some of the few picnic tables who kept to themselves. There were a few teenagers that strode in but they also kept to themselves. The flooring at this park is spongey and I had no worries about my son falling. There is a concrete "stage" with concrete seating around it that my son loved climbing on so I was close-by for that play area. Resting: Plenty of grass for picnics and 2-3 picnic tables that I noticed. Nothing was shaded though. Overall: I would definitely come back. My son was not ready to leave as he loved it here. I just need to figure out the correct parking lot!

Great park to bring the kiddo. There's also an exercise area for adults but it's at the bottom of…read morethe park, would be nice if it was up near the playground so you can exercise as you watch your kids.

Kind of a small playground but the equipment is pretty modern. You'll need to park in the…read moreneighborhood and the weather is fairly cold/drizzly. They have a badminton, tennis, basketball court and dog park all in one little area. There's also a body weight workout area where you can be creative with what you do. The water fountain in the playground isn't so good, I'd walk down the stairs and drink at the one closest to the dog park.

A Gem in Our SSF Community…read more Here's what my little family love about this park: Enhanced Sense of Security: Its proximity to the local police station adds an extra layer of safety, making it a reassuring place for families and individuals alike to relax and enjoy. 2 playgrounds - one for toddlers, the other is 5-12 year old. Abundant Seating Around Play Areas:The playground is surrounded by plenty of seating options, allowing parents and caregivers to comfortably watch over their children while they play. Convenient Parking: The availability of a dedicated parking lot makes accessing the park hassle-free. This is especially appreciated by families with young children and picnic-goers with gear. Accessible Public Bathroom: there's a restroom outside and more inside the recreational area.

Beautiful park with enclosed gated playground, separate astroturf area, beautiful library, clean…read morepublic restroom, water fountains, and brand new! Parking is parking, but if you have good timing, people are always leaving

We brought our dog to the dog park here last week and to spend some time exploring the park. It's a…read morelovely neighborhood area with plenty of parking, sports fields, playground, dog park, library, and there was even a food truck in the parking area. The dog park was really nice with fresh cut grass and fencing so the dogs can be let off of their leash. They had potty bag holders available but I always bring my own so I'm not sure if they were stocked or not. There were only a few other people in the dog area, but there were lots of people walking their dogs. There was also a soccer game going on just adjacent to the dog run and the park was very lively and full of people. I personally did not appreciate that the sports teams had placed their goals on the only sidewalk/ walkway through the area so that anyone walking had to go on to the grass to get around them. I feel like the park has plenty of room and that wasn't necessary. Other than that, we really enjoyed our visit here. I also checked out the library while my husband checked out the food truck with our dog. There were clean bathrooms inside and an adorable children's book area. I definitely recommend a stop to this park if you're in the area.

Came here for the off-leash enclosed dog park! My dog really enjoyed his time here. The great thing…read moreis that the area is big enough for bigger dogs to run around in. It has garbage cans, poop bag dispensers, and double doored gates on both ends so you can enter from either end of the park. Unfortunately it's not a 10/10 dog park for me because it's missing running water stations and some shade near the benches. Bring your own water if you come but good Samaritans have left a dog bowl with bottled water when I stopped by. Needs improvement but I will still come as it's the closest gated dog park near my house.

Very cute little water fall. Emphasize on the little. It is a nice beach to picnic at, chill, read…read morea book, etc. Pro Tip: Walk all the way to the left side of the beach & away from the hotels, during low tide you can find sea animals! Please pack in and pack out. Protect our beaches

For an impressive waterfall it's pretty mid. But the area around has some trails with nice views of…read morethe ocean and beyond. Yelpers have mentioned the trail to the waterfall starts where Westline Dr. and Skyline Dr. meet. From here it's fairly intuitive on where to go. I felt the trail down to the falls seemed too steep to attempt so I opted out. I'm not sure if it was better a few years ago but when I went it felt dangerous and easy to lose footing. I wouldn't recommend this part for someone hiking alone, with kids, or with inexperienced hikers. The trail continues in the other direction along Westline Avenue with views of the ocean. If you continue you can see the top of the waterfall from here. You have to walk a little off the main trail in the ice plant but it's worth it if you want to see the falls. Another way is you can see this waterfall is by walking from Esplanade Beach. From the top of the stairs there the waterfall is about .6 miles. It's so much easier to get to this way and it's a nice beach walk. From here you can't see the waterfall as clear because there is a lot of debris in the way. In this sense it's almost a better view from above. The waterfall comes out of a storm drain which isn't as nice and only flows after a big rain. I wouldn't come out of my way to see this waterfall. But I think it's worth coming to see if you are already at Esplanade Beach or live in the neighborhood and are walking the trail alongside Westline Dr. From the start point to the beach and back it's about a 3.4 mile hike.

We did the summit loop. 3.1m in 2hrs. Parking is $6. The parking machine is a bit troublesome with…read morecredit card payments but just keep trying. Eventually it will go through. Or bring cash and use the envelope provided to pay. There's 3 parking lots. Go to the 2nd parking lot as it's closer to the beginning of the trail. We went on a Saturday. Parked at 10:50am and there was plenty of parking. Fairly easy I would say. There's only a few sections of shaded areas so a hat is a must. There's also a few stops with bench seating to soak up the views or have a snack. Watch out for poison oak.

Took the summit loop hike up and went down Radio Rd on the way back down. Overall the hike was a…read moregood workout with the incline up and had a beautiful view. The only downside was that it was a bit rocky so just go at your own pace to avoid tripping. Lots of parking whether you want to park near the entrance or go up at the top. Bathrooms are clean and well kept. A lot of picnic tables as well. Just remember to bring a jacket bc it is pretty windy.

Beautiful quant little hidden gem in Pacifica . Spacious and lush this vibrant natural green cove…read moreis surrounded by green grass and tall teees By trees and trais In the center of all the that it has multiple play structures allowing for children to play according to their capabilities and complaxity. However the structures could definitely benefit from a playground upgrade to make it more modern and estevitic not for kids to be more drawn to it but little less dull and out of date

THERE ARE NO BATHROOMS. I just want to make that very…read moreclear. The is a little toddler section and an older kid (5-10 year old) section. Parking is great and a fun little trip. There's grass area to throw and kick a ball and basketball hoops. The biggest problem, why isn't there a restroom?

Great park and rec facility. Good amount of parking. Clean restrooms. Plenty of bleacher seating…read more Nice flooring, backboard, and hoop. The flow of traffic coming in and out of games is pretty bad since only one door is used. Some staff are super helpful while some just sit back and chill.

This 1-Star rating is for the Tennis Cts, which have turned into the worst cts. in the SF Area by…read morefar. I used to play on these Cts a few yrs ago when they were some of the best cts. to play on. But it looks like they got totally neglected, bc Now they're as crappy as can be. They're Not Even GREEN, but Dark BROWN, full of big cracks like an earthquake hit the cts. Ugh!!!

This is simply a hidden beauty…read more Nothing like a hole in the wall park in the Bay Area for some quick basketball, baseball, and a dog park as well - make sure you pick up the litter!

Pacific Plaza Office Building overlooks this large baseball field…read more If I were into baseball, I think this would be a nice place to play baseball. The grounds are kept up pretty well, they have places for fans to sit and it is generally a pretty quiet area. I think it is a nice and quiet place to have lunch, sit in the grass or enjoy watching local teams practice.