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Portal Park

4.3 (31 reviews)
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Winter time at Portal Park
Lou C.

A cute little park in Cupertino called Portal Park. It's really functional in a friendly neighborhood. I came here to enjoy a bowl of soup because the restaurant closed their dining room. My favorite spot is the top of hill in the corner overseeing the entire park. There are so many BBQ grills match up with groups of picnic tables. So nice to see few picnics happening during the middle of the week. While there is no parking lot for the park, not difficult to find street parking. There is a bigger park called Wilson Park across Stevens Creek. But I prefer Portal Park during the weekdays.

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Luke S.

Very spacious area , clean bathrooms and grass. The women's room has better decor. The humor in the bathroom seems better. I didn't go in I just know from the person I came with. The men's room however from my experience definitely needs more then once stall. This kid was taking forever. They have two separate playgrounds so the older and younger ones don't play together. The grass was soo nice that it made me sleepy. Oh wait there's a third playground I think also. I am not sure what that areas all about. This is a great date place. The bbq pits are really cool here. I met some cool people here.

Sunil R.

This is a decent small park. There is not much of a trail or pathway to run or walk but can see it being popular with kids/parents since it has 3 play areas. Was not a big fan of the teens taking over the kid's play areas though doing parkour-like activities along side the little kids.

Sharon H.

Beautiful, well shaded park with 3 huge play structures. There is a toddler structure, though it is not enclosed. There's clean restrooms (though no changing table), and pretty large fields that are dog friendly (poop bags provided !). We have fun just sitting under the trees making daisy bracelets There are plenty of picnic tables and some grills as well. No designated parking lot- but there is street parking, which is mostly unshaded.

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Patti F.

This is one of our favorite parks because it has a ton of shade in the afternoon! There are lots of trees surrounding the toddler playground. Some parts of the sand and grassy areas are also shaded. The toddler section has 2 baby swings, 2 stand-alone slides, and a ride-on toy. In addition to the toddler area, there are 2 other play structures for older children. There are bathrooms available and some street parking. Whenever we visit during the week, I don't have any trouble finding a parking spot.

This is how we do it!
Tina L.

Pretty cool spot for children and family gatherings. Bae found this spot and we went all out to enjoy the summer weather. Right next to our son's school. Brought our lounge chairs, ice coolers, picnic mats and our empty stomach. There isn't a basketball court but a lot of grass area to touch up a tent and volleyball net. Plenty of shade too. I give this spot a 5 stars.

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pretty good park for young kids. three different playgrounds side-by-side. The best part is - shade! perfect place to be on a hot day.

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My entire family loves this park! We enjoy walking, playing, and meeting friends here.

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