Village Park is one of our favorite parks. It has a large, open, flat layout that's perfect for…read morefamilies with children of all ages. The toddler play structure is excellent, and I especially love that there is a separate fenced area for the youngest children, which helps keep them safe and prevents them from wandering off. The turf surface is well maintained and makes the playground feel clean and inviting. The surrounding neighborhood is beautiful, peaceful, and feels very safe. There's a large grassy area that's perfect for picnics, birthday parties, or simply relaxing. My older kids also love using the open cement area to play volleyball, basketball, and other games. What I appreciate most is that the park offers something for everyone, from toddlers to older kids, while creating a safe and welcoming environment for families. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a clean, family friendly park with plenty of space to play and enjoy the outdoors.

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.

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.

This is a very clean and spaced out park with something for everyone. My kids enjoyed the obstacle…read morecourse details and the supper long slide. It is very clean and well maintained. There is plenty of parking on a Sunday and not too noisy or crowded. There is a $6 fee entrance for vehicles to enter the Coyote Point County Park.

We had just flown into SFO the night before and were looking for a good park nearby to go to,…read morethankfully we saw that this was right next to CuriOdyssey which we were planning on going to. The parking fee to enter the whole greater park is reasonable especially with all of the things you can do in Coyote Point. One of the cooler playgrounds we have seen, clearly this was really well thought out. Having the 3 story castle really got our daughter excited as soon as she saw it. The dragons to talk through to each other is really unique. Our daughter had a blast playing here and meeting a couple of kids early in the morning. Well maintained park, clean, seems to be a pretty safe spot. As a parent chasing a 4 year old the fencing between the big kids and little kids area was pretty annoying since it lacked gates where I would expect them to be.

Clean kid friendly park - across the street from a very good detailer and auto wrap business AUX…read more Playground, lawn, redwood tree cluster, basketball court - its a small park with a lot to offer. Play structure is newer, grass is in great condition, and redwoods were planted as they should - in a cluster - to help support them in wind. (The San Leandro Marina - very windy - hasn't got a clue). Gross incompetence runs that city. This is a great city - I believe a lot of professionals working in San Francisco live here if they have kids. It just makes sense with school districts and parks and safety. Hey, I wouldn't be surprised if the mayor of SF lived here secretly.

We visited Victoria Park, a neighborhood park in Burlingame, on a Saturday afternoon with three…read morekids and two adults and really enjoyed it. The park is small and fully gated, making it easy to keep an eye on the kids while they play on the playground, which is designed for ages 5-12. There's no bathroom, but people were also enjoying basketball and pickleball. A relaxed, charming spot that's definitely worth a visit!

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

taking a me day and just driving around, we stumbled across japanese gardens. parking was a little…read moreconfusing but we discovered it after having to go around one time. lol paid for parking .. not sure if anyone else did, but we sure did! you honestly won't be here that long because it is quite small. i love the huge koi pond! it was the spot that i stayed at the longest. you can see a few turtles swimming along side the koi's too. this teas so cute. i also really enjoyed the flower garden. if you love flowers and taking photos, you can be there for a while time. the tennis court was constantly being used which was nice to watch. when i'm in the area again, ill be sure to stop by.

A relatively small Japanese garden that's well kept for the most part, aside from the water itself…read more The pond water was pretty dirty and a little off-putting, but everything else was very pretty and peaceful. There were plenty of koi fish and even a few turtles in the pond, which definitely elevated the experience. Don't expect to spend more than about 30 minutes here since it's really just one loop around the garden. Still, I'd recommend visiting at least once just to admire all the beautiful koi fish.

Saw several planes land. Next time we'll actually picnic to make our $6 worth it there but had a…read morenice walk with our dogs.

This is a nice large outdoor area. You have to pay $6 to go in unless you have some other…read morearrangement (e.g. membership at CuriOdyssey may give you free parking?) There was a lot of parking when we went on a Saturday afternoon. They had a few parking lots scattered in the area. There are a lot of picnic areas that you can reserve for the BBQ grills. There were plenty of bathrooms scattered throughout the picnic areas. The one I used was relatively clean and had plenty of toilet paper. They have a lot of trails here where you can bike or walk. You can watch the planes go in and out of the airport above you! There are also a lot of birds hanging out in and by water if you want to bird watch. I was hoping to catch some sea lions but I guess they weren't around. There is unfortunately a lot of powerlines in the area that would spoil an otherwise nice view but what can you do. I also saw there was a yacht club by the water! I saw you could rent the facilities for parties (not sure if you had to be a member or not).

When I first came to this park, I thought it was just part of the Bay Trail that mostly hugs the…read morewater. But when I saw the entrance to this park, I was kind of surprised. This park is mainly set up for softball or baseball, with bleachers, a scoreboard, a little snack bar, and even little sheds that house the equipment!! I can see this place jumping on a Friday night with the Tavern league games, which are always a great time. Hopefully, that atmosphere will return, I'm pretty sure it will and I'll check out this park again!!!

This trail area is one of my go-to walking spots in the Peninsula! There's no hills, all paved, and…read moreextremely easy to walk for any fitness level. Great place to walk your dog and burn some calories! In the morning/early afternoon the weather is typically mild, but as the afternoon hits, it gets windier and windier. This trail runs along the bay, from Millbrae to San Mateo. I start at the Burlingame Marriott, and make my way towards to Coyote Point park. What's great about this trail is that you can make it as long or as short as you want. I typically can make this hike anywhere between 5-10 miles, depending on how I feel that day. You'll be treated to stunning views of the Bay, SF skyline, and of course plenty of airplane taking off and landing. Currently Facebook's new building is being built, so you'll want to watch for construction in the area as you head towards Coyote Point Rec center. I typically park by the Marriott right off the Millbrae ave exit, across the street from New England Lobster. There's a public lot with 10+ parking spots, so if you get there early, parking is easy. Come bit later, you may need to park across the street. Wherever you decide to park along the trail, HIDE ALL BELONGINGS! Car thieves are common in this area. If you plan to park closer to the Burlingame Dog Park on Airport, I had my car broken into while parking here, but it was my fault for leaving stuff out in the back seat. Definitely a lesson learned.