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

Great view of SFO jets taking off and landing. Near Westin, Marriot, Hampton Inn and New England…read moreLobster. Lots of bay trail and grass and maybe 2o parking spots. No feeding the birds that is an aviation hazard. Great views. Very fun for aviation enthusiasts. Maybe bring your kids here so they see being a pilot as a career option. We have enough tik tok instagram stars.

Pretty walk. I liked being able to watch the planes as they flew in and out. Low tide doesn't smell…read moreas good but it was nice to look at the things under the water which are exposed. People jogging and riding bikes. Enjoying the air and sunshine. Still a little cool but nice to get outside.

This is a very spacious dog park especially for the larger dogs. The posted hours I found online…read moreare 8am-8pm but it doesn't seem to actually close, like the gates aren't locked. It was still light out past 8pm and we stayed until about 8:30pm. There are no outdoor lights. We are not local to the area and only visited the one time. My single visit was really nice and I would definitely return if I'm in the area again.

Lots of space for your fur baby to run around. There are two parks, one for dogs under 25pounds and…read more one for larger dogs, but not everyone honors it.The park is large, and it could also mean a high chance of dealing with irresponsible owners that doesn't watch their dogs or picks up their dog's feces. I have encountered aggressive dogs that picks on or constantly humps my dog with the owner nowhere to be found and this is me with a neutered 90pound huskymix. On most days, there's a lot of friendly and playful dogs too. While it is nice on a sunny day, the area surrounding near the AstroTurf puddles up and forms a muddy mess. I like the paved pathway around the park, although it's been covered up with tanbark during my last visit. When there are uncontrollable dogs at the park, I like to walk far away from the trouble while my puppers follow while exploring at the same time. I just wished that there more shaded areas across the dog park because it gets crowded in the small shaded area on sunny days.

Not Bad for a Dog Park . Adjacent to Bay shore Walk along the Waterfront…read more. Prefer early Morning or Late afternoon to bring you Dogs here as it can be hot for their Paws.. We stayed here for couple of mins and walk along the Bay Shore They have Bathroom and good Parking too.

This is gotta be the worst dog park that I've ever been to for being newly remodeled. They did a…read morehorrible job left fire hydrants that don't work in the middle of a dog park for an obstacle put planner boxes for more obstacles. There's so much room for improvement for this dog park. This is sad that it is in Burlingame, which is a rich community maintenance on the park is horrible water fountain for dogs has no pressure for being brand. New controls are on the wrong side. Don't know who installed it, but it must've been a technician. Or somebody that doesn't know how to plan anything if I lived in Burlingame I wouldn't want to be part of this park. water bowls for the bottom of the park gotta be filled outside and carried in instead of putting a hose bib in so you could fill it where the water needs to come was never done in the planning when they rebuilt this park!

This is a lovely park. I remember before, when it was a vacant, wild area. The eucalyptus trees…read morewere there. I like to walk in it and reflect. Memories of working as a school librarian in Millbrae Schools. Always when I'm there I think of Paula Baxter. And that a memorial for her, a plaque or something with her name, would be appropriate. Has it been thought of? Would her family want it? I'd be willing to donate towards it. - Pamela Caryl, San Bruno

It's a cute, clean park nestled in a very nice neighborhood. There's a play area for kids in the…read morecenter, trees for shade and privacy, 5-6 benches at the top of the park and I believe I saw 2+ barbecues if you wanted to have a get together. *Dogs Allowed

It's a much larger dog area than most if not all other parks nearby. There are enclosed area for…read morebigger dogs in a huge area and a good size area for the little ones. Dirt and natural grass. The park has convenient poop pickup bags in both big and small dog areas (but you have have to do a bit more walking in the big dog area). Shaded area with seats if you get tired. You can also leash up your pooch and go for a walk along with bay trail that is right next to the park. Cool wind sculptures on the top of the hill. Clean bathrooms and drinking fountains for both human and dogs in the parking lot by the enclosed dog park area.

We've gone to this dog park a handful of times before, and it's always well liked by my puppies…read more There's some giant telephone poles or beams with concrete cinderblocks around them and my dogs like to jump up and run across those while in the dog park area. There's also some overgrown Weeds onto one side of the field, so I'm sure there is bunnies or groundhog that live in there cause my dogs are always always sniffing around! Lol There is a small dog park and a little dog park along with a dog fountain and hose out in front. There's also a bathroom for women nearby. There's also a really nice trail and some cool art sculptures and interactive art pieces at the top of the hill if you walk all the way up. This particular day my dogs were tired and didn't want to walk all the way up so we just walked around the park for 30 minutes and got to play with dogs And then we left.

Looked for a nearby park so my dog can go potty and this place showed up! There's a separate dog…read morepark area but honestly it does not look that great. There's foxtail weeds against the gate which can be dangerous for dogs if inhaled or stuck between their paws. The park is pretty nice and spacious with lots of nice clean grass for dogs to play around in. Lots of doggie bags for those that don't have which is convenient. The play structures seem super fun as well. If I were a kid, I'd enjoy the playground a lot.

This is a very nice family neighborhood park tucked away in the shadow of 380. There's a new…read moreplayground structure for kids, a nice picnic area, a dog park attached, and the park is adjacent to a little league field. Oh, and there's a (bare bones) bathroom.

A no frills ,safe place ,to run your pup around ! Has water . Has a divided area for smaller dogs…read moreif you prefer . Lots of extra balls . I'm told it's muddy after the rain . The four dogs, and owners, I encountered were great , but one did report someone hitting her little dog during a tuffle , so be alert to that !

What prompted me in particular to write this update to my original review is that I just visited a…read morefriend in Sacramento where there is a nice dog park with a wonderful surface, which I believe is decomposed granite. I wanted to share some photos of the surface right after it rained, see attached. Despite the wet grounds, no mud, and we've been on this surface before when it's completely dry and the amount of dust created is extremely minimal to none -- both scenarios, a deep contrast to our dog park. This is the only surface (other than grass, astroturf or wood chips) that should ever be used for a dog park. I realize this is water under the bridge now, but boy do I wish our Parks Dept did a bit more research into ground cover for our park before putting in the current way-too-dusty, way-too-muddy-post-rain surface. Dog owners, occupants of the Art Center, and neighbors alike would have had, at the very least, one less thing to complain about -- and a lot more to be happy about. Alas.

I've been here few times. It's a county park so you gotta pay for parking. Support them! There are…read morepicnic areas, playground hiking trails. The trails are fairly easy, we took our kids hiking and they enjoyed it. There's a small playground by the entrance and a bigger playground when you drive up or hike up. The big slide is enjoyed by many including my husband and my son. Also there's a nice view of the Peninsula from the playground. Definitely worth checking out.

This is a HUGE outdoor park area that has plenty of hiking trails, picnic spaces, and various…read moreplaygrounds which is really nice around this area. The only thing is, in that playground area, they have TWO different slides: one for ages 5+ and another for ages 1-4. PLEASE be cautious of your small kids going down the big slide...my 5 year old son ended up tumbling down halfway through because of the downward force. I'm thankful he was able to land properly 1/4th of the way through, otherwise he could've injured himself really badly. He was left with a small cut on his lip and nose. Not sure why the slide posts that it is safe for kids as young as 5 to go down it when it clearly is not. Also, they closed the slide that goes down right next to it...I should've taken that as a "sign" for my son. NEVER AGAIN.

This park is such a pleasant surprise! It's very clean, and…read morethe ground is soft and safe for kids to run and play. Great for all ages There are slides, climbing structures, and spinning equipment--perfect for both younger and older kids. Shaded play area (huge plus!) Parents can sit nearby, relax, and even enjoy snacks while watching their kids--no need to worry about too much sun Huge open grass field Right next to the playground, there's a very large, flat, and clean lawn--perfect for: Flying kites Running around Picnics Parking tip (important!) Park in the back parking lot--much easier access. Things to note: * I didn't see any restrooms * Trash bins are limited/small (bring your own bag just in case)

What a beautiful playground in Millbrae! I was pleasantly surprised by how clean and spacious this…read moreplayground is. I came here with a kiddo I was babysitting. There were play structures and swings appropriate for toddlers through elementary aged kids. I loved the soft padding for the ground and seating around the area. There's also a large grassy field for running or chasing bubbles. It's right next to a community center (I think). There's a parking lot and also street parking around the perimeter. Highly recommend!