This is a hidden gem. I'm sure that no one I know has mentioned this skate park. I should keep it…read morethat way. There was a scooter rider with me today, and he enjoyed the park. The concrete was smooth, and they had a good selection of street to grind. There is no vert.

Red park is mostly street. Has a super fun pyramid, box, qp, wall ride, 2 handrails and a hubba…read more Even has a Pier 7 style manny pad / ledge.

AWESOME.... thats all i can say…read more I dont live in the area & only been here once but spent like 2-3hrs. Huge (enough)... Smooth... Epic... I want to come back. (badly) Ride here and feel like you can improve everytime, easily. Great people riding here, clean and safe. Don't know if they really enforce Helmets or Pads. Skate at your own risk in most cases. The best part, ITS FREEEEEE!!!!!

Long and narrow, shallow near the building, deeper near the parking lot, it felt more like a…read moreswimming pool at first. Just entering was a challenge, figuring out which gate actually worked. It's the other one, just so you know. I was happy to see a clean, long, well-made wall extension near the park side. it wasn't as tall as the one at Fair Oaks, but the longer shape could be helpful. Sadly, I didn't even go down to the shallow end, errr, street section. The bowls were plenty to keep me busy. Helmets should be worn, for certain, and most everyone had one. The depth of the bowls is certain to be a problem at some point, although they're not as deep as in San Jose or Sacramento. Everyone seemed chill. There was no supervision and only a couple of little, little kids to make sure that they weren't going to be hit.

Nice playground for the kids. -1 little kids structure…read more -1 larger extended one for bigger kids

This is a very big park, with great meadows, rich setting playgrounds, sand pools, basketball…read morecourts and pump trails etc. It's very family and kids friendly. There are also some Mexican fruit sellers selling fresh fruits in the parking lot.

Address on the listing is completely wrong. It's actually at Gassmann Drive (behind Stonegate…read moreElementary School). No parking lot, have to street park. Skate ramps are off to the right. Legit. Worth a trip if you're a skater.

Built in 2003, Stonegate Park (SP) is a small 4-acre park sandwiched between Los Lagos Golf Course…read moreand Stonegate Elementary School. SP's location isn't too bad, considering that it's in ESSJ. SP has your usual amenities, and a few unusual ones: -5,500 sq foot skateboarding area -Coyote Creek Trail access -Playground and Tot Lot -Non-reservable Picnic Tables w/ BBQ pits -NO restrooms Other than the skate park, SP is pretty cookie-cutter design. Unless you're into skateboarding, or live close-by, I can't really see coming out of your way here. With that said the facilities are pretty well-kept, and graffiti-free*. SP gets my customary 2.5-stars, with a 1/2-star bump for having cool features like trail access and the skate park. *Expecting a skate park to be graffiti-free is pretty foolish around here. They actually did try and keep it clean, but after about a year they realized that it was a Sisyphean task. Personally, I don't mind it as long as they keep it on the skating area and off everything else.

Great park that I've been going to since I was teeny tiny since it's not too far from my famiLy's…read morehome. I've spent a Lot of my chiLdhood hanging out with friends and getting into troubLe here. Oh the memories........ This park is unfortunateLy fiLLed with Litter and graffiti- aLways has & probabLy aLways wiLL be. With that being said, I commonLy see city workers doing their rounds in trying to upkeep. The renovations that happened a few years ago has brought Life back to the park. It is now more modern, spacious, cLean. PLata Arroyo Park contains a spacious green fieLd, a basketbaLL court, pLayground area for kids of aLL ages, and a good sized skatepark to roLLerbLade|skate|bmx. DefiniteLy worth checking out.

Friends and I were at King's Burger House, and then, Mayfair skate park. I didn't recall this park…read morebut it was on our way to Sunnyvale because I'm at my best when I go the wrong way. The skate park was very active, and everyone there was chill. There were bikes, skateboards, and scooters being used. The graffiti makes it somewhat slippery but the concrete looks good. There is a deep, two-level bowl toward the north end of the skate park, but there are so many things to ride, no one should be bored. There were also restrooms available.

This place is so fun…read more I was cycling with my friend and happened to pass this place by and I couldn't help but make plans to bring my kids here. They brought their bikes we all brought our helmets and we started in the little baby area where we could just jump some low mounds and have some fun. As we got gutsier, we jumped some bigger mounds and my older daughter fell a couple times, but she was OK. It was super safe. It's a nice controlled environment to do fun tricks. Even my seven-year-old was just having a blast. I brought my hybrid, and I had a really good time. I would recommend hybrids or mountain bike bikes, no road bikes here. Highly recommend for kids and adults alike.

All the pump tracks are just bare earth, there is no asphalt cover. Fortunately now it's right…read moreafter the rain season, the surface is not wet but there is barely dust. Hopefully the dust won't be too much in the summer.

If you have little ones who love the water, this place is your next spot for adventure. The…read moreman-made creek that meanders throughout the park was a huge hit with my troop (9, 7 and 4). They all had fun exploring through the creek. We had brought a craft to make our own boats and then launched them in the water. And all of that area is under the trees so it's nice and shady. There is also a splash pad for those who enjoy that next to the playground. We brought snacks and a picnic lunch so we could enjoy several hours here. The park is free, the bathrooms were clean and there was plenty of parking. We were here during the week so I'm not sure what it's like on the weekends. There's also lots of grassy fields. This park has everything you need! The bathrooms were clean

One very unique feature this park used to have was the running creek feature that flows around the…read morepark. It has been off since June 2024. I go/call periodically to check on it because we want to go back for this creek feature, park workers said they are waiting for a pump part and have no opening date LAST SUMMER! *June 21 2026 creek feature still not on *

Pulled out my folding table and camping chairs to have a cute little lunch with my daughter at…read moreRaynor Park. This is a neighborhood park in Cupertino that is super well maintained and beautiful. Lots of shaded areas to put up a picnic or make a reservation for some tables and BBQ to bring out a bunch of family and friends for a get together. It's a great place to stroll and get into group games, bring the kids, or have picnics. If you intend on long walking, either plan on many multiple trips around the park or choose a better destination to get in the miles.

Would you come to a picnic with 23 women?…read more September 11, 2021, 20th anniversary of 9/11. Came here with wife to attend American Association of University Women (AAUW.org) "Welcome Back" picnic, with nonmembers welcome. Waited in our car for openings in the parking lot, as a girls soccer game finishing up on the twin diamond baseball fields. Parking lot right in front of recreation center with restrooms. 150 yard walk from restrooms to the reserved picnic area, critical knowledge for coffee drinking senior women. Passed by both a toddler playground with slides and animal riding statues, plus a child playground with a double 12' slide, and tree house, with swings. Eight picnic tables reserved for the fully vaccinated. Had no trouble talking conversation with the ladies, as had known many from the AAUW supper club meetings. AAUW president Adrienne F. sitting right across the table in front of me, and wife, ex president, to my side, making sure I behaved. Everyone expected to bring own plate and utensils, but wife had neglected to bring me one. Program Development Officer Autumn B came to the rescue with a spare plate and fork, before I could eat with my fingers directly from the serving bowl. Ended up sitting on the bench on the handles of what I thought was my wife's purse, until someone started pulling on it. Purse owner wasn't about to grope my butt to get her purse! At least they had white table cloths, as I remember league tennis lunches, only the women's teams and not the men's teams had table cloths. Here they not only used eight table cloths, but they were freshly laundry cleaned and ironed. And I have never ironed a table cloth in my life. End of the meal, after all the hot air speeches, returned the plate, to Autumn B, looking like it was licked clean. What manners? Wife neglected to bring napkins. Somebody gave me a clean napkin, as otherwise I was about to wipe my mouth off on the white table cloths. Would you come to a picnic with 23 women? Yes? How about 23 women aged 60+? 22 male spouses decided they would rather be elsewhere.