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    Wilson Park

    4.2 (27 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Henry L.

    Discovered this little treasure of a park recently. They seem to be doing lots of construction, but one of the highlights is the new play structure that for children 5-12 years old. They have monkey bars and various other items that give children a chance to use different muscle groups. At the entrance there is an older play structure that may have undergone some renovation. That is where you will find the swings a few different slides. This park is a good spot for children to bicycle or ride around on their scooter. I didnt really see many dogs. It is also popular for those who are interested in ceramics, because the ceramics club (classes, etc.) is built right into Wilson park. Lots of grass where you can picnic as well!

    Sunil R.

    This is our thing now in the Covid times...we look for new hiking trails and for new parks in the Bay Area. You have to keep yourself occupied and productive! One such search brought us here. It is a pretty nice park with nice views of the hills.

    Gene B.

    Generally quiet and little to no traffic. It has a playground, baseball diamond, and great pathway for walks. Seen many ignoring the signs on dogs required to be leashed. What they don't understand is that it's also for their own dog's protection as well. Ever thought about your dog approaching another who may not be so harmless? Think about it.

    The gated field that isn't Phil Matthew's Field has one open gate so I can let my dogs in there to run off-leash. Yes, this is illegal, but that's what Cupertino gets for not having a dog park. We play in the outfield so they don't mess up the dirt between the bases and they don't bother anyone. They'd be fine running off-leash on an open field, but people in Cupertino are really skiddish when they see dogs, especially dogs off-leash, so I try to keep them contained. The rest of the park is nice - playgrounds, lots of grass, bathrooms and water fountains easily accessible. In addition to the 2 gated baseball fields, there's another one that's open. There's plenty of parking on the street if you come from the Blaney side. If you're on the Portal side, there's street parking and unless it's a really nice day in the later afternoon when all the parents and kids go to the park, there's always parking there. It's a nice place to walk or jog around if you don't want to go to Creekside and just walk the track. Come on by with your dog and join us in the baseball field. It'd be nice to meet some dog friendly people in Cupertino for once... **UPDATE 3/28/08** The darn field was locked up today! Why would they lock up the field in a public park? Seriously...NO ONE uses it. I'd understand if it was getting abused or whatnot, but it's not! OPEN UP THE FREAKIN' GATE so it can be used by the PUBLIC. Duh! Until then...my dogs will have to run free in the rest of the park ;)

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    I went looking on yelp for a different park than we are used too. This park has a great playground for toddlers that is gated. It has big kids swings and baby swings. It has a pretty cool sandbox and a hill with two slides going down it and two sets of stairs to walk up and a rubber ground around it incase the kiddos fall. There is also one more slide slide coming down from a hill. There is great shade going around the parameter of the park but none In the middle where the kids might be running around more. It would be nice if there was a little play structure for the toddlers to climb on. Across the field a little bit from the toddler playground there is a big kid playground with lots of different climbing choices and obstacles for the kids to try. Surprisingly they have a mandate shade structure over the slide so it does t get hot. There is a huge field and baseball fields as well. There is also a nice path the kids can ride their bikes or scooters on. There is a bathroom pretty close to the toddler park and street parking on Wintergreen Dr. the kids really enjoyed this park. The only con I see is that the main area where the kids play isn't shaded and seems like it would get pretty hot.

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    Ok park, not much shade. Saw some volunteers cleaning it which was nice. In May the grass dried out

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    My childhood haunt. Although the old bridge, tire swings and sprinklers are gone, it's still my park.

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