Redwood City

Andrew Spinas Park

Fire station themed toddler paradise meets splash pad and serious monkey bar variety for big kids — check splash pad hours before visiting or face tiny devastated faces

Jardin de Ninos Park

Stunning mosaic artwork, gorgeous fountain, and a dramatic train passing right by for train-obsessed toddlers. A beautiful neighborhood gem

Magical Bridge Playground

Two-story bakery playhouse, giant musical harp, 8 swings, water play, and 3 carousels — Magical Bridge Redwood City redefines what playgrounds can be. Worth going out of your way for!

Stafford Park

Small community park with picnic tables, playground equipment & a separate play area for toddlers.

Stulsaft Playground

Crayon-shaped splash pad sprinklers, wall-built big slides, solid toddler play structure, and trails out back — Stulsaft Park is peak summer neighborhood perfection!

Fleishman Park

The neighborhood's go-to splash pad actually running on weekday afternoons — BBQ grills, shady seating, and genuine community hangout energy. Modest park, maximum summer vibes!

Garrett Park

Modest playground popular with dog owners — worn equipment but lovely grassy areas, walking trails in the back, and zero bathrooms. Decent neighborhood stop.

Linden Park

Caterpillar and butterfly statues, a few climbing structures, and not much else — Linden Park is a peaceful pit stop but not worth going out of your way for.  

Maddux Park

Year-round button-activated frog splash pad, dinosaur climbing structure, fully enclosed with perfect shaded picnic views — Maddox Park is a serene neighborhood gem!

Dolphin Park

Dove Beeger Park

Ghostwood Kitchen

Marlin Park

Public space with facilities for tennis, basketball & baseball, plus play structures & restrooms.

Mezes Park

Residential area park with a play area, tennis & basketball courts, picnic tables & a military tank.

Pulgas Ridge Open Space Preserve

Dog-friendly preserve offering 366 acres of open space, with hiking trails through canyons & ridges.

Wellesley Crescent Park