Spacious park with lots of trees and open grassy areas. It's a great spot for walking, running, or…read moredoing any form of cardio. Plenty of parking available, but can get packed depending on the time of day. The park is clean and well maintained.

I have been going to this park ever since I was little and it seems to be a very good neighborhood…read morespot for people of all ages. It seems to be a huge hit for seniors and families that are wishing to have a place to hangout. Bring the dogs because they really love the grass. They used to have a tennis court for use but that since has been gone. The local little leagues are often playing here and I find it really cool how I get to see some kids try to steal bases while taking a break. For kids there are playgrounds on both sides of the park. The Campbell Ave side has a water play area which is a blessing over the summer. If you want some basic exercise do come here. Drawback: Please to not park on the Budd side because it fills up really fast. Mostly parents who are taking kids out to play for the weekend

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!

Mid size park with a trail that is good for walking and running. There's plenty of parking…read moreavailable, although the lot fills up pretty quickly during busy hours. One thing to keep in mind if you have a dog is that it can be a little difficult to maneuver around the trail because there are occasionally off-leash and reactive dogs. You may have to step aside constantly or wait for others to pass by.

So this will be our 2nd year playing for the league. Its Thursday, and opening day is on Saturday,…read morestill no uniforms or hats. Crazy. Seems ok. I think its real cliquey though. We'll see.

And so it begins. The place where my dream first started. The dream to play major league…read morebaseball... the dream of becoming the next Ricky Henderson (I worshiped this cat when I was young) the dream of becoming the next Griffey or Bonds. Campbell Little League was the dopest little league around. Growing up all we thought about was making the majors 9-12yr olds. T-ball, farm, minors were all just stepping stones. Campbell little league and baseball in general is what kept me straight growing up. While my boys were wild'n out on the streets, I was at the field 24-7. I would either be playing, practicing, studying other teams, announcing, even umpiring at times (dream job as a teen). Most importantly I learned how to be a team player and a leader... more or less, they taught me how to be a man in the work place. I coached my old team one summer when I was 18 and it was one of the best experiences in my life! If you live in Campbell and have a boy/girl who wants to play ball... hopefully you are in their district!

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

Great park! This park has a bigger tot 2-5 year old area than the bigger kid structure, which I…read moredon't think I've ever seen! The big kid area is pretty much completely shaded(!), but the tot area just has partial shade. The tot area is gated all around, and there are multiple entry points which is cool. It has two tot appropriate slides, swings, etc. Lots of street parking. Would come again!

Nice park! Play structures are all shaded. And it has a sand pit!…read more A lot of grass with and without shade to picnic on. I parked at what looked like a school parking lot over the weekend so not sure about whether that's okay during the week. There's a few picnic tables. Will be coming back.

This park is just aiiight. It is on the small side. They do have tennis but probably the coolest…read morething about the park is that they have pickleball courts as well which seems to be catching on really fast.

They just redid their baseball fields, so it looks really nice.... BUT…read more.. Not so please with the fact that they are doing sprinklers at 2-3pm on a Sunday - a lot of water wasted due to evaporation and the breeze blowing it away! And there are muddy patches... so definitely over-watering!

Decided to take a chance and head to the park with just 1 review and am so glad that I did…read more First off, this is not much of a park. There's a small playground. It's really a gigantic open field that has multiple baseball fields and a lot of parking. Based on the signs, it looks like little league central. Now, here was my favorite part. We looked around to see if there was a trail to go running on and lo and behold...there was one right next door. It turns out it's the Juan Bautista De Anza trail which is a national historic trail. I had no idea! We only took a short run on this trail, I need to come back and explore this trail further.

I live in the neighborhood and stop by occasionally to patronize the snack, shack and watch a game…read more The snack shack is very well organized and operated. The team and the manager have been good neighbors to work with on issues.

even tho it's not a business and completely volunteer run, CPLL is an organized, well-oiled machine…read moreand an absolutely wonderful baseball organization to be part of. The fields are nice, the children have an awesome playground and the Snack Shack has that bbq grilled goodness going on (including a delicious beet veggie burger)! Even if we don't continue on with baseball, the experience this season has been super amazing. The opening day ceremony was touching and our Tee ball coach, assistant coach and team mom have been dedicated and have shown up for the kids offering a truly valuable experience that has surely given each player guidance to learn or improve their skills --so important for a growing child's confidence in my opinion! Thank you to this organization and all the volunteer hands that have made it such a success :)

Wonderful courts with hardly any waiting (if you come at the right times)…read more I found tennis hitting partners and open courts on joinplaytennis.com/san-francisco

Not sure if my review counts because I'm leaving a review for the pickleball courts... :D…read more This is a friendly and organized place to play open play pickleball. There are 6 pickleball courts. The 3 courts closer to the street are "Competitive" while the 3 courts closer to the baseball field are "Friendly" (good place for beginners to start). The people are kind, and most people do a decent job following the rules of place their paddles in the racks to wait their turn. It's nice that there are seats facing the courts and racks so that you can sit and watch all the courts play as you wait your turn. I'm grateful for the volunteers bringing order to what could've been / could be chaos (given how busy this place gets). Join the Whatsapp group where they share updates!

Props to the county and the city for how they budget the finances in creating such a spectacular…read morepark. Not residing in this county and visiting this park for the first time, I was blown away. I am sort of kind of okay totally envious and jealous. :) OVERALL: Very, very, very well kept and very, very, very clean. Nothing was or seemed broken down. Saw many people walk and play in the playground but not many people picnic/sunbathe. VARIETY: If you love water, there's a walk path for you. If you love redwoods, there's a walk path for you. If you love sunshine, there's a walk path for you. If you love bridges, there's a walk path for you. If you love pavilions, lights, nature, there's a place for you. If you love playgrounds, there's different ones for you to pick from and a super modern clean one too! PLAYGROUNDS: Wow. The equipment utilized is high end. The options is numerous of what one wants to do. The 3 hammocks are fantastic...this modern playground is gated with one entrance/exit door. Questionable individual sitting at the entrance with a table of "free gift," attempting you to entice you to join their program. Restrooms available. Simple parking with multiple spaces for you to pick from. Very ground level flat cement guided trails.

Super cool to see all the cute ducks and baby geese wandering around--such a fun little surprise…read moreduring our visit! The Magical Bridge Playground is just around the corner from the waterfront, which makes it easy to go back and forth between nature and playtime. There's plenty of seating and grassy areas, so it's a great spot to bring a blanket and have a picnic. Restrooms are conveniently close by, which is always a plus when you're with kids. Pro tip: try parking in the first turn-in from the Homestead side--it's usually easier to find a spot and puts you closer to everything. Central Park really has something for everyone--whether you're there to play, relax, or just enjoy the wildlife.