Playground features large, well-built structures and rope climbing elements designed for kids aged 4 and above. Busy and lively atmosphere fills the space, with picnic areas and a scenic lake nearby enhancing the outdoor experience. Open grassy areas and trails invite walking and jogging, creating a family-friendly environment.
Three different playgrounds offer fun play structures for kids of all ages. Picnic areas, restrooms, and a lake with a walkway and bike path add to the well-maintained, scenic park setting.
Open grassy areas and multiple picnic tables create plenty of space for picnics. Some tables require reservations while others do not, and there are also grills available near playgrounds and restrooms.
"This playground is amazing and perfect for kids."
"I found plenty of picnic areas near the playgrounds."
"The playground here is amazing and perfect for kids."
Good to know
The playground has a dangerous area with no safety rails near a steep slide.
Parking might be limited during busy days and times.
Some picnic areas require reservations, while others do not.
Park offers multiple playgrounds, hardcourt tennis courts, and a walking and jogging circuit with seating. Tall trees and views of Mission Peak create a pleasant outdoor atmosphere. Families and sports enthusiasts gather here for recreation and relaxation.
Many play areas for kids keep children busy and happy. A 0.9 mile paved walking track offers a good spot for walking and running. Tall trees add charm, and the park has clean playgrounds and facilities for picnics and ball sports.
Plenty of picnic tables and BBQ stations support group meals. Open meadows offer space for relaxing and play during picnics.
Good to know
The park has a restroom located by the playground.
Parking at the park can be limited; curb parking is available nearby.
The tennis courts are lit for evening play.
Multiple lakes with stunning views create a peaceful, quiet atmosphere surrounded by well-maintained trails and picnic areas. The park supports outdoor activities like fishing, boating, hiking, and barbecuing, making it a versatile spot for relaxation and recreation.
Multiple lakes offer fishing spots and a sandy beach swimming area. Trails wind through a clean, peaceful, and pet-friendly park with plenty of picnic tables and barbecue spots.
Ample picnic tables and barbecue spots fill the park, offering plenty of space for families and groups. The area stays clean and well-maintained, making it a solid choice for a relaxed outdoor meal.
Good to know
There is lots of parking available at Quarry Lakes Regional Recreation Area.
I paid a $5 fee for all-day parking.
The restroom is closed at 6:30 PM and locked at 4 PM.
Flat hiking trails wind through scenic lakes and wetlands, offering quiet, peaceful atmosphere with beautiful views of hills and water. The area is well maintained and spacious, attracting walkers, dog owners, and nature lovers seeking a serene outdoor experience.
Walking, fishing, and swimming happen around a clean lake with easy trails. The trail links to Coyote Hills Regional Park and Quarry Lakes East Bay Regional Park, offering more wildlife and cultural exhibits.
Plenty of picnic areas and benches spread throughout the park offer spots to sit and eat. Many picnic tables exist, though shade is limited at most of them.
Good to know
Parking costs $5 per vehicle, with additional charges for boats.
There is only one portable restroom at the entrance.
The beach has been closed to the public as of last week.
Spacious park offers modern playgrounds with climbing structures, slides, and swings for all ages alongside a half basketball court and adult exercise area. Walking and jogging trails circle the green open spaces, creating a welcoming, peaceful atmosphere for families and fitness enthusiasts.
Spanning 4 acres, the park offers a variety of playground structures for kids of all ages and a workout area for adults. It includes a basketball court, picnic tables, and a 0.25 mile marked walking and jogging path.
Open grassland and picnic tables provide ample space for picnics. Seating areas near the playground and pathways make it easy to relax and enjoy food outdoors.
Good to know
The park does not have any bathrooms, which can be inconvenient for families.
There is no dedicated parking lot, making parking challenging.
Close supervision of toddlers is important due to the height of some structures.
Spacious historic farm with restored Queen Anne‑style house and formal gardens offers a relaxed, peaceful atmosphere. Train rides wind through eucalyptus groves, adding a lively touch alongside roaming peacocks and farm animals. Accessible paved paths and picnic areas support family-friendly, low-key visits.
Visitors find a relaxing and informative park with farm animals and tractors to see. It offers a nice change from typical parks and suits families well, though no food vendors are available inside.
Plenty of picnic tables sit under ample shade, making it easy to relax and eat. Visitors can bring their own food or grab something from the small cafe nearby.
Good to know
The admission fee is $6 per person, $4 for kids aged five and over.
House tours and train rides are closed for winter, reopening in spring.
Animal feeding time occurs at 3 pm daily when the farm is open.