This is such a nice park! There are many areas to park and enjoy…read more I used this spot to get in a few steps during the day, and the trail is really nice. There are tennis courts, a playground, a track, a long jump area, swings, and so many other things to enjoy. The trees are beautiful, and there are bathrooms as well. This place is a win!

Shout out to my Little for doing all the footwork in planning, executing, & researching in finding…read morea solid location to host our very first picnic. My daughter and I were over the moon to say the least! While this wouldn't be considered the most exciting park to my 6 year old, it does the job if you are looking for a spacious, shady, and clean environment. The play structures are more for younger visitors as opposed to someone who is interested in more physical obstacle course. I didn't notice any restrooms but other yelpers have confirmed otherwise. There are tennis courts to enjoy, BBQ sites available for renting, an off leash dog area, large open lawn, and a roomy walking path. Cuesta Park is unfortunately too mellow for my high energy toddler but I'd give this park 4 solid stars for the perfect place to enjoy a nice stroll, do some kite flying, or revel in a good catch up sesh with some friends.

This is a wonderful place to make happy memories and try new activities!…read more Tucked away, this park is situated close to the tennis courts (look for the signs). My family had a very happy time, and we will return for sure. Next time, I'll bring some cardboard for my child to use as a "sleigh". That and the musical laser were the highlights for our family. Note: it gets very crowded, so arrive early!

We are temporarily staying in the area for medical care and this park was recommended by hospital…read morestaff. It is very nice. Clean bathrooms, nice shaded picnic area, and I like that there's locked gates for all the entrances. They have a variety of play options with lots of seating and shade. The tot area is very small with limited items to play on. They have a small water area that was a total hit for a hot day. We have visited two days in a row and there has been a small vendor selling ice-cream, chips etc which was a nice treat.

We love this park! Mostly because of the butterfly theme throughout everything - even the water…read morefeature in the sandbox is a butterfly shape- and the SHADE which is hard to come by at the playground 2 play structures one for toddlers and a larger one for 5-12 age group Sooo cute one of the best parks in MV

Really cute quiet little neighborhood park with a butterfly theme…read more The park is on the smaller side, but has everything a toddler would need to be entertained. There are two structures, one much smaller than the other- both I would say are geared toward toddlers and young kids. There are also swings, and a sand box. The whole surface is padded which is also nice for the young ones. I loved the butterfly theme including butterfly pictures on the structures, caterpillar statues, and the whole padded surface being butterfly colored. Park is almost entirely gated/walled except for the two entrance areas. There are picnic tables. No bathrooms.

Fun but small play structure, geared mostly for younger kids. The coolest part was the "rock" wall…read morethe kids can climb on. Quiet little place to take your kids!

This is a sweet little park nestled in a neighborhood area close to the Los Altos border. I took my…read moreHuffington Pup there for a stroll this afternoon. This is not a dog park. So if you do take your dog for a stroll here make sure you take a poop bag with you as you will not find a dog poop bag stand at this park. Park features: One single large grassy knoll play area Water fountain Picnics tables Park benches Toddler activity boards Large climbing, sliding, activity play structure Sand pit with a near by faucet so kids can make sand pies Three etched in stone information/educational cement slab giving information about the Ohlone Indian, and Mexican land acquisition, etc. This is a great park for toddler & early elementary age children but I'm sure older children will love the play structure. No skateboard or roller blades allowed. There are no rest rooms at this park. The Huffington pup loved the park. She did a lot of nosing around.

If I need a place to get away and pray and meditate or just quiet my mind, take a walk or be in…read moreamazement at nature, this is one of my escapes. Let nature speak to your soul.

A small and cozy redwood forest in the middle of the Los Altos neighborhood area, it's a little…read moregem, the park features a short boardwalk, creek (winter to early spring, dry out in summer) and shaded short trail about 1 mile loop. No public parking lot, have to park on street at University Ave, or park at Shoup Park nearby. There is no public restroom, the closer one is located at the Shoup Park, a short trail connected to Shoup Park.

Nealon Park is one of the best parks for families! I bring my kids here 2-3 times every week, and…read morethey always have a great time. The playground is clean, safe, and has plenty of fun activities for children of all ages. The park is well maintained, and there's lots of space for kids to run and play. We always enjoy our visits, and I highly recommend this park to any family looking for a great place to spend time outdoors.

Ohh Nealon Park, how I love you. Let me count the ways:…read more 1. You are a fully accessible park with activities for everyone. 2. You have room for your small and large friends alike, including parents, which makes my achy back and knees so happy. 3. You're well-maintained with plenty of parking, manicured landscaping, and all park equipment in good working condition. 4. You're fully fenced in so I don't need to worry about my child running into traffic or straying too far. 5. You're close to coffee and food shops. 6. You're great for birthday parties, with tons of space and tables! Whether you're a parent of a human child or a dog child, this park is fantastic. Fenced in playground, large open grass area, and plenty of shade. Wonderful little gem that we're lucky to have in the area!

This is a small park nestled in a residential neighborhood. There are big trees, a well-manicured…read morelawn, some benches, a BBQ area, and...was that a statue of Pumba from Lion King? Very cool. The main attraction here is the 3 tennis courts. The quality of the folks who play here is really high. There were a couple of high school kids who looked like the next Rafa and Fed and it was fun watching them for a bit.

Nice park and all but unable to lock the men's restroom door to toilet. Kinda creepy if you have to…read moreuse it.

Hillview Park is a small green space near the village of Los Altos that shares a parking lot with…read moreLos Altos library. There are no swings or play structures but there are multiple park benches. It is also a full size soccer field. The grass is very well maintained and the space seems to be pet friendly. Cheers!

Hillview park is part of the Hillview Community Center (listed at the same address at 97 Hillview)…read moreand it's basically a large grassy soccer field by the library preceding Los Altos Stage Company and Bus Barn, off Hillview Ave, across from the library and history museum. Facilities are in the structure at the corner. There's a chicken wire fence on the street side. I go by this park almost every day on our dog's walks. There are often groups of kids and/or adults, either training or playing the game. It's a nice green space otherwise.