My husband brought us here. We loved our time. So great that…read morethey sold cold water !!! We enjoyed the train ride so nice and we were the only ones since we came in a week day! I'm looking forward to coming back and bringing more family. Great photos and the ride is definitely worth the price.

Came here on a Saturday morning around 11am. Tickets for train and carousel is $5 per person and…read morefree for kids 2 and under. The train ride is less than 10 minutes with no cover so we brought our hats. It's a quick ride and you pass by the parking lot and a park. My girls enjoyed it. After we played by the nearby park. There is a bathroom close to the train ticket booth and lots of tables to enjoy a snack or even lunch. They were just starting the grill to cook the food for lunch but our girls were hungry so we left to get food elsewhere.

This hidden gem is a must visit for novice off road enthusiasts! We visited the 4x4 off road area…read morefor the first time. To start off, the park ranger at the entrance was very welcoming and super knowledgeable. We went on the upper ranch, explored the easy and medium terrain as well as the adventure park. What a great experience! Would definitely recommend if you're looking for some outdoor fun with your vehicle. Well maintained park, clean restrooms - 4 Knowledgeable and friendly park ranges - 5 Outdoor fun - 5

This area is beautiful and what a deal for $10/a night. The last few days there was a lot of rain…read moreso the riding and roads in general were very muddy but still such a great place to go. The store is open every day and you're close enough to town if you forgot anything the store doesn't carry. Whether you're riding a motorcycle, ATV or 4-wheelin' it's a great location to get away to. The down side is public restrooms are not kept up, missing faucets, plugged drains in sinks and showers, no toilet paper - definitely needs attention.

Henry Coe has been in my "to hike" list for quite a while. It's the largest in the State Parks…read moresystem and while, technically, in the South Bay, requires a long, windy drive once you're off the 101. It can seem overwhelming to pick a day hike, given the vastness of the park, so I'd recommend coepark.net. That site lists several day hikes and shares route maps. It was a huge help to me, when deciding to hike the trail to Frog Lake. Henry Coe is popular for backpacking but moderate day hikes can be found and the loop to Frog Lake and back was a wonderland of green hills, tiny wildflowers and vast views of the Diablo Range. It's more about the journey than the destination and I enjoyed hiking through various eco systems that included marsh-like trails, rolling green hills, woodland and a small lake. Parking is self-paid or via the CA State Parks pass. There's a nice visitor center with rangers helping to acclimate you to the park, along with flush toilets and a small gift shop. You feel like you're in the foothills, while really, just a 30 minute drive from Morgan Hill. Now that I've acclimated a bit to the park and its hikes, I'm finally going to add Henry Coe to my State Parks rotation

Best hiking in the Bay Area PERIOD. Amazing rangers that help you plan out your hike, and mostly…read morewell maintained trails(although some smaller ones can be overgrown). Starting with small hikes is best as the elevation gain and drops are pretty intense.

I've been playing paintball since the late 80s when I was a junior in high school and my teenage…read moresons started playing last year. We've been to most of the parks in the greater Bay Area and yesterday was our first time here. All the parks have been a great experience for us. They each have something we like, there's woodsball up north, nice variety in the central valley, we've had fun at all of them. So when I say that this was our favorite place, it means something. First off, great prices and superb staff to help you out. Geared towards the first time player but not limited in the least bit to new players. The fields are excellent, COD fans will have a familiar field to play on! The players we encountered were all good friendly people, both other teens/young adults and adults were friendly to my sons and I and it was a nice mix of teams. Lastly. The pro-shop and management team, the owner/operator and his managers are there to make sure you are enjoying your visit. I spent some time talking with them and they are committed to making your experience a long lasting memory. You want to build those core memories with your family and friends? They are the guys to help you do that. The Park is not limited to paintball, there's other activities available even for the really young ones. We'll be going back again soon!

Our visit to Tag Adventure Park was outstanding. The…read morecompletely outdoor venue provided a serene backdrop for birthday celebration, with zero stress and ample time to enjoy the moment. The team delivered exceptional service, and the space offered plenty of acreage for kids/teenagers to have fun, paintball was definitely a hit. All attendees indicated they would gladly return. The option to DoorDash food or bring our own made planning even easier. Totally recommended for teenagers birthday parties or just any celebration.

Great trail for running and biking along the creek with both dirt and paved paths. Off street…read moreparking at various locations along the trail but walkable from nearby homes and several entrances on santa Teresa

We were staying in Gilroy and looked up this bike path. We had a thoroughly enjoyable ride on our…read morerecumbent trikes. Nearly all flat riding and paved. Mostly locals and even saw a soccer match along the way. Highly recommend it.

Great place! It was my first time visiting, and overall, I had a great experience. The price was…read moreaffordable, and I definitely recommend this place.

We had a family picnic and hike in this lovely park by the lake. There were 11 of us and we had a…read morewonderful time and enjoyed the wildlife and scenery and view of the lake from the picnic tables. Room for improvement: The picnic tables were in rough condition and really need to be replaced, there were no rest room facilities nor running water. It would have been nice of one of the covered areas had two picnic tables instead of just one, we were not able to accommodate our entire party of 11 in a single covered ramada and made our party split into two groups that were now more than 50 feet apart and challenged by a significant grade--making conversation between the two groups not possible. Entrance fee is $6 per vehicle for a one day pass.

My family has been coming to this spot for Easter since I can remember. They have the same spot and…read morewe bbq, we play games, the bathrooms are near by, the parking is easy, the view of the water is great. The park is very clean and well kept, as well as the picnic areas. This has been our go-to for years and there have been no issues yet!

Went camping for the night. Paid for parking, taped it to the windshield, and parked at a mark…read moreparking lot. I got a ticket though it was a scammer. I went to show the parking attendant. It was real, showed the attendant my receipt for paid parking he couldn't do anything about it. He said to talk to the sheriff. The sheriff would be coming in 2hr. So to fight the ticket I have to wait 2hrs. I cannot wait 2 hrs that is crazy, my drive back home is 3hrs. Bye Bye my $100

We use it for dog walking. Obviously many others do too - lotsa p-mail for the pup to read and…read moreanswer. Always poop bags there in case I forget to take my own.

I love this park. Nice equipment. A gated toddler area. A walking path around the park out of the…read moreway of the play structures. Only real down fall to this park like others in this city, there is no bathroom so plan yourself and your kids ahead of time. Awesome park otherwise.