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Sunnyvale Community Center

3.4 (45 reviews)
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Stella K.

It looks picturesque from a little distance away, but you will see the poop when you walk closer. Poop everywhere. Canadian Geese hang out here and leave BIG poop everywhere. Be careful where you step. Otherwise there is potential for this place to be a nice place for a stroll (or jog), a place to walk your dog, and a place for take your little ones. They offer classes and activities. Check the website for schedule. Sometimes you'll find the apricot stand open. Visit the Heritage Park Museum to learn about the history of the area. It is open 12pm to 4pm on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays. I drive by here often, but don't stop by too much because of the pooping birds.

Robert C.

Wrote a review on Las Palmas park with its drained pond, and Val Y of Honolulu wanted to know where the geese were? So today we walked 12 minutes to Sunnyvale Community Center Park. Don't come here too often as walking almost entirely alongside the very busy Sunnyvale Saratoga expressway, and then Remington Ave, another busy road. While tree lined streets, it's not a relaxing walk, as noisy with high speed traffic. Also the area around the park is largely apartments, meaning high density, and encountering people walking on the 4' wide sidewalks, next to the busy roads, making social distancing risky for the person walking in the street. Once you get to the Sunnyvale Community Center Park, there is a huge water filled pond, complete with waterfalls and water fountain. Open area with few trees, you'll bake in the summer from lack of cover. Flocks of geese left and right, including baby chicks and adults both on the acres of immaculately trimmed lawn, intersected by concrete pedestrian pathways. During normal times, we would attend the Sunnyvale Players plays and concerts, but that's not only closed but unlikely to open for the rest of the year due to social distancing requirements in the pandemic era. There's also the Blenheim apricots for sale cash only usually in June in the parking lots. Finally there is the senior center and gym with badminton, basketball, ping pong and other recreational events, also closed since March 16 due to shelter-in-place. Couldn't enjoy the view too much as had to walk like I was in New York City, looking down at my feet for animal droppings, in this case geese droppings left and right, while at the same time social distancing of the numerous pedestrians. Takes a good 15 minutes to walk completely around the peanut shaped pond, which has a few rocky islands for geese to bask in the sun. Walking back home a quarter mile alongside the expressway, there is a 250 yard stretch on both sides of the road, where the sidewalk is only 4 feet wide, with a tall retaining wall on one side, and the street on the other side. Encountered a family with a baby carriage in one spot, and a solo guy in another spot. Neither left the sidewalk, so had to walk 5 feet into the busy street to maintain the 6 feet social distance. Taking a walk to the park for a Yelp review means not only making sure you don't contract the virus encountering people on the narrow sidewalk, but watch where you step in the park, and also making sure you don't become road kill!

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Mark M.

Great facility, well maintained! We did cert training today , it's good to do the training to be prepared.

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John Z.

Nice community center and park in a quiet location. The water fountain is extremely nice. Except the community center, there are a theater, a indoor sports, and a senior center next each other. The Sunnyvale Heritage park and museum is in very short walk distance.

Michael S.

As I commute back and forth from SoCal and NorCal , I always look for great little spots to just stop by , get some exercise or go for a walk. The Sunnyvale CC is a great place. Open space, with water in the middle in the form of a pond , lots of tree shade parking and always a pleasure to stop by. The amenities at the center can't speak of since all closed during COVID , but if you want a nice place to get some sun and maybe a walk in , should stop by here for sure. Very safe , an I've met nothing but friendly people here Enjoy

Sunnyvale Community Center is, in one word, gross. Details are below. There are a lot of great places to go in the Bay Area, and this isn't one of them. Don't waste your time coming here. Since there not a lot of things to do due to the pandemic lockdown, I have filled up some of my time exploring and relaxing at local parks. I checked out the Sunnyvale Community Center, thinking that a park with a large man made pool and waterfall would be neat. Unfortunately it is all covered in goose crap, and walking around the pool is like walking through a mine field of filth. Also, the water has been dyed some weird shade of blue, probably because brown water is not attractive. The pool itself seems to have its own gross ecosystem, and it would probably be good for the city to drain the ponds and scoop out that filth. The sad part is this would be a great place if they just ran off the geese and cleaned up the park.

Andrew D.

The Sunnyvale Community Center is a recreation complex that has a performing and creative arts center, indoor sports gym and a small park that centers around a small lake. The lake is 0.3 miles in circumference and is a popular running and walking spot. I myself come here quite often to walk my dog or run a few laps. In the middle of the lake there is a water fountain that shoots 20 ft. high. The downside of the park is the many duck poop that lies around the floor. It's all over the edges of the lake and part of the grass areas. They also have a few benches around where you can sit and relax. I never been inside the performing or creative arts center but seen many people dancing and doing ceramics. For the sports gym, basketball and badminton seems to be popular. Wedding receptions are very common here on the weekends. I myself attended one a year ago in one of the facilities. It's just an empty hall that can be decorated on your own. It can accommodate up to 300 guest and the price looks very reasonable. Take a look here for more info: http://www.herecomestheguide.com/northern-california/wedding-venues/orchard-pavilion-at-the-sunnyvale-community-center/. My review is mostly base on the park. I would have give it 5 stars if it wasn't for the duck poop!

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G B.

Aside from the Sunnyvale community center activities offered, the campus has a large man made lake and peaceful surroundings to relax at, in the middle of busy Silicon Valley. In fact there are not many other parks in the area with water and fountains. I made an aerial video flying over the community center in my rc helicopter for a bird's eye view- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L08SJuxaJ0A

Melanie B.

The Sunnyvale Community Center is a breath of fresh air! They installed beautiful fountains and a miniature lake-type body of water which makes the area aesthetically pleasing. I came here as a surprise from one of my friends to watch a play that they were holding -"Harvey". I think its pretty awesome that they have them so frequently. I'm not in tune with my own town's community center, or if we even have one. But the fact that there is a mini theatre at this one that holds productions is really great! There is plenty of parking, which makes coming here a breeze! And the play itself, although I was only able to watch half of it due to time constraints, was comedic! I hope to return here and finish a play.

Annie D.

My preschool-aged son and I love to walk around here. We both think it's lovely and you can go for a long walk and see different fountains, waterfalls, and beautiful landscaping. The cute ducks and geese delight my son. It's really stunning! We just went there randomly one day because it was across from a doctor's appointment, and we now go regularly for walks and to sit on the benches. There is a lot of goose poop everywhere but geese have to poop like the rest of us! EVERYBODY POOPS!

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could have been a nice place but the animal droppings are ... everywhere; also feels quite windy sometimes.

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Nice staff, facility and dancing. One time last summer there were free ice cream treats.

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Actually not that many reasonable activities for seniors. No yoga classes, no mindfulness or anything similar. Sad reallity

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Excellent center, excellent Staff, and the programs are always quite engaging! Great place for rentals!

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Are there badminton courts available? If yes, what times?

https://sunnyvale.ca.gov/community/classes/sports/gym.htm Tuesday through Friday, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30… 

Is the community center open to public for badminton?? How many courts do you have?

Hi Anuradha, Thank you for contacting the Sunnyvale Community Center!… 

When is the community center open to the public for basketball?

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Hi Sir, Can you please tell me when is the community center opening for volleyball and basketball?

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From the owner: REVIVE is a Spirit-filled, grace-motivated family whose mission is to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus…read moreChrist to the lost and unreached nations in our city, Silicon Valley.

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