Rotary PlayGarden

Nice park with quite a few different play areas and plenty of benches and seating for adults. The only downside is the noise of the planes flying directly overhead, great for plane spotters though.

A super excited and spacious park-playground for kids, of all ages. There are many different activities and equipments that are suitable to certain ages, so everyone is sharing. I saw slides, swings, animal statues, bouncy houses and ziplines for kids. For parents and guardians, we have many benches scattered around the park, picnic areas and a walking garden 🪴 This PlayGarden certainly couldn’t become any family’s favorite, but it has opening and closing hours, so make sure to plan ahead.

The park hours of operation have changed. It is now open until 630 p.m. in the Summer! Also, a lot of new additions are complete. There is now a bathroom and other amenities that have been added to the park including a new campfire type area where people can gather.

This is a great all abilities inclusive playground. The only drawback is its only open Thursday through Sunday 10am-4:30pm. There's plenty of benches and it's an open space so u can see across the playground if you have multiple children. No trees for shade and I don't remember seeing a restroom. The playground features are are amazing and its in construction for expansion! The San Jose Airport is practically next door so you will catch plenty of low flying planes overhead for your plane lovers.

This is the closest thing San Jose has to a destination playground and it's somewhat comparable to SF Presidio Tunnel Tops. The landscaping seems to be the main focus and as the trees grow up in ten years it'll probably be pretty nice. Right now it's very sunny. The biggest limitation is the super short hours (this is a gated community of a park, not like a typical public park) which make this only accessible to families with time for a weekend midday excursion. No after school hours and no early evening hours. Transportation options are really limited, as there's no bus or train service anywhere nearby and bikes aren't generally allowed inside the gates. (Standard u racks are outside) Car-based families are the target here and they complain about the limited parking, but honestly there are hundreds of spaces across the street in the shopping center. Still very much worth a visit for kids ages 3-8.