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Charles F Kennedy Park
A spacious park in Union City with a playground, Grill area, and open space for picnics.
San Lorenzo Community Park
A spacious, recently renovated community park tucked away in San Lorenzo. The playground is small but creatively designed, with a long rope zip line kids will not find at many neighborhood parks. Families can also explore the walking trail around the lagoon, basketball courts, soccer fields, baseball and softball fields, and plenty of open lawn.

Arizon Garden at Stanford University
A free, open-air cactus garden tucked inside the Stanford University campus. Features hundreds of drought-tolerant plants from around the world, including towering cacti, succulents, and unique desert species. It's a short, easy walk that works well for curious toddlers and older kids who enjoy nature.

Bee N Bloom
Amazon lavender farm and nursery in Santa Rosa. If you're ever in the area, stop by to enjoy a peaceful walk through the Lavender Labyrinth and Flower Gardens. Support a local business selling organic lavender products from the farm.

Santa Clara's Magical Bridge Playground
All-inclusive playground designed so kids of all abilities can play together. Features sensory-rich play zones, musical instruments, swings with wheelchair access, a merry-go-round, and a treehouse with ramps. One of the best free playgrounds in the South Bay

Sabercat Play Area Central Park
A Play area in Central Park, Fremont, with a giant sabercat sculpture that kids can climb on. The park has bathrooms, picnic areas, and walking trails.





