Small, cute park tucked away on a residential street, probably more intended for the neighboring…read morehomes. There are a few (4) parking spots (+1 disabled parking spot) for visitors. There's a small basketball half court, swing set, and a playground intended for 2-5 year olds, and some grass area for picnicking or playing catch. Only downside is there aren't any public restrooms, so if you're in the middle of potty training, best to bring your own portable potty seat.

Quaint little park tucked away at the end of a neighborhood, on the other side of the highway…read more There is one playground structure, but it's cute with bear/cabin theme. There's also a half basketball court, and plenty of shaded field for quiet picnic or a game of fetch with the pup. The field is surrounded by a paved bath, so great for kids to bike/scooter. There are some shaded picnic tables as well. There aren't any bathrooms though.

Very nice park! We liked a lot, there are swings and the playground is nice…read more But there is no shade at all

This was my first time ever at this particular part and I know they do a farmers market here on…read moreFridays, but I had no idea the park itself was even here since you can only see the church in the front and a long driveway. There were a couple basketball courses as well as a community center, and then a little wraparound playground with a secret passageway into the neighborhood around the backside. They also had grass and I appreciated the old-fashioned/all-inclusive place structures for children with access needs. They also have a refill water bottle station and clean restrooms so I was appreciative of that as well. I'm definitely coming back on a Friday for the farmers market!!

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.

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.

A great park with a big picnic area, two playgrounds available for kids, bathrooms onsite, and…read moreplenty of parking in their attached lot. Even on a hot day, you can still keep cool with the plenty of shaded areas that are available. This park is also dog friendly and I saw a big grassy field where I think you can let the pooches run free. There are rattlesnakes that are present on the grounds though; there are signs warning to keep away from shaded areas on a hot day as that's where the snakes like to hang out. We saw maintenance crew coming through to change out the trash bags. The bathrooms could have been better maintained though - one of the stalls was out of soap for the entire few hours we were there.

This is a really nice large park hidden in a residential area. It is hilly so you can get a run in…read moreand a workout. There are multiple play areas, several picnic tables, plenty of shade, and trees. It's right next to a golf course but there is a lot of greenery. A true hidden gem!

This use to be a quiet peaceful park. Now all you can hear is the pickleball court!!…read more If you want to have a birthday party or event here don't! The pickleball courts are right next to the bbq's and tables and that's all you will hear. The noise pads that were suppose to dampen the sound actually made the court louder and bolder. The sound is not covered on top only on the sides and have been poorly installed. The residents that live near the court are pissed because all you can hear is the pickleball noise inside their homes. You can't go outside without having a headache now. Soccer, volleyball, baseball, and other sports do not penetrate into your home! Pickleball does even with all the doors and windows shut in your home. Not enough is being done to litigate sound reduction. There quality of life has juristically changed for many residents and people who come to the park daily. Requesting permanent removal of the Saratoga pickle ball court for everyone's sanity. Thank you for listening.

This park has 2 pickleball courts, a community garden, nice public bathrooms, a gorgeous big green…read morelawn, drinking fountains and places to fill up your water bottle. It's good for walking and exercising in a gentle way lots of squirrels and sweet gentle dogs. People are chill. Good place to come and be healthy

City of Sunnyvale put in a nice new playground! We especially like the big circle that spins when…read moreyou sit/lay on it. The rubber mat climbing tower is pretty much the same as the new one at Washington Park. It is a good and fun design that preschoolers are well as older kids can enjoy. This playground is small, but fun. It has good shade in August late afternoons.

This is a small but well maintained nice park in Sunnyvale. Convienient for many nearby apartment…read morecomplexes for exercise, evening walks or just chilling out. The park has 2 tennis cours, a basketball and volleyball court and a baseball diamond. There's also kid's playgroung and small enclosed area for toddlers to play aroung. In addition there's mini open gym, barbeque pits, and tables to enjoy bbq parties. I have seen small bbq parties, gender reveal parties and small gatherings held here. Since there's huge Indian community living in nearby, you can see lots of Indian grandparents with their grandkids and moms with their kids. Around noon you can see many eating their lunches or relaxing, some bring their dogs to play around. The restroom is convenient for delivery drivers although it is just sufficient for a public park, parking is on street which is always full in the evening. When I lived nearby I used to come here daily for a nice walk as the green lawns are really beautiful to walk on. This park has everything that one can ask for in a public park.

Muy bonito, grande me encanta este parque tranquilo para caminar, tiene baño playground, muchos…read moreárboles que dan sombra

Decided to go for a run on this scorching hot day (still literally 100 degrees after 6pm), and…read morefound Rainbow Park nearby. It's a medium sized park with lots of grassy fields to roll around and/or picnic. There are some concrete pathways, great for walking or jogging, though again, the park's not that big, so multiple laps are more fitting for a good run. Skates and skateboards are not allowed according to the signs. It's mostly flat land throughout the park, not too hilly and a good amount of trees. In fact there's a whole shaded section with numerous picnic tables and seating, and multiple bbq grills, the area looking almost like a beautiful mini forest at one corner of the park. There are also two play structures, one for younger kids/toddlers and the other for older kids... or grown-ups?!? Seriously, I would enjoy my time on the swings (I love parks that have classic swings!). They also have toddlers swings in the little kid playground. The restroom is conveniently located in between the picnic area and playground area, the building wall covered with lovely colorful artwork. This park is on the simpler side, but that's part of the charm IMO, it's spacious and clean, with lots of greenery, and it's set in a safe and inviting neighborhood. It has everything you would need for a quiet relaxing outing or lively family gathering, and none of the bells and whistles.

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.

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