Berryessa Creek Park

Beautiful quiet park next to a school in a neighborhood. Since school is out right now it was very peaceful (not sure if it’s any different when school is in session).
Lots of big grassy areas, beautiful tall trees, picnic tables, and a pretty new looking playground area.
Took my doggie here and she loved it. Lots of squirrels to chase!

The playground at this park (Majestic Park) is wonderful! It is enclosed with a fence. The ground is the soft rubber kind. There are two play structures. The small structure is perfect for the little ones. The larger structure is enormous and completely wheelchair accessible, with a large concrete ramp leading up to the platform. There are three types of swings, the baby swing, the regular swing, and the chair swing. It’s clean, and there is a large grassy field right next to the playground. The only bad thing about this park is that there are no bathrooms. I did see an outhouse, but I did not approach it to see if it was unlocked or clean.

We’ve been coming here off and on since 2003, when we moved into the neighborhood. The park is within walking distance, and there’s a neat little bridge that crosses the creek that my kids like to bike on — the thumpity-​thump-​thump of the bike wheels going over the wood is a sound we don’t hear much in our over-​paved daily life.
The play structure was new as of maybe 5 or 6 years ago? It’s already starting to show signs of wear, and some punk kids have taken it upon themselves to scribble profanity on the structure with magic markers. But everything overall is still in good condition.
The rocking boat thing (that’s what I call it, don’t know the official name) is always super fun, trying to see who can rock it the hardest. I feel like one of these days the whole thing is just going to pop off the base and knock over someone. Won’t that be cool to see.

this park is pretty huge, aside that it is attached to the creek. The play structure is pretty big for what I have seen in this area. It is a bit banged up, needs a bit of a make over. Lots of seating, the playground is surrounded by sand, not tanbark. I have yet to use the toilets but my best friend said they were gross… Close to some club for kids so overall, this is a great area for kids and to take them to before bed time!

My nieces got to play here this past weekend and it’s a decent park. Has a nice gated playground for the little ones and ungated one for the little older ones. I’ve always been a fan of keeping the old ones away from the toddlers because now a days older kids can get rough. I am only giving it three stars however because the grass was soooo over watered. It was muddy and just bad for the girls playing soccer. I could see the grass is in need of some TLC but over watering is not the solution.

Busy in the morning as many ASIANS bring there children to play. As a kid I used to come to this park, however, it was the BLACK AND ORANGE park. They destroyed that few years ago and developed a park for children from the ages 2 – 5. I took my nephew here and he didn’t want to leave. They have a great rock climbing area for kids that is actually climbable.
Near Majestic Way Elementary School

The park actually has a very large field and a decently sized playground right next to it. You can play baseball or softball in that grassy area and there were also a lot of people strolling around the concrete pathway. The good thing about the playground is that it is fenced in AND it also has some very spongy flooring. Helps from preventing some super hard falls.
It is very clean area and the neighborhood seems very safe, so I think it’s a pretty good place to go out

This park is within walking distance of my house and I take my son there quite often.
The park is clean and well-​maintained. It has tables and barbeque grills, and a rather new playground where children can play.

This is a spacious, well-​maintained park in a equally nice neighborhood. You probably won’t find this park on your own unless you live in the adjacent neighborhood. It sits behind Majestic Elementary on the north side of San Jose, almost near Milpitas. I found this also listed as «Isadora Park» which is not the right name. Being right in the backyard of Majestic, it shares it’s basketball courts as well as a few tennis walls, and another smaller playground. I have seen many neighbors, including myself, use these facilities after school hours without hassle.
Large amount of field area is used frequently for youth soccer, mostly on weekends, but still provides enough area to have your own space. The grass is well maintained, watered, and not overgrown with weeds. I saw at least six different kinds of trees: pine, oak, and few others I’m not sure of their names.
At the listed intersection there is a playground with several tables and barbecue pits. The SJ city website says there are no bbq pits, but I counted three surrounding the playground. There is also a small courtyard area next to the playground with benches and some crazy artwork.
Short trails surround the park area, which are flat and clearly marked. Not long enough for a hardcore trail jogger, but good for short, easy walks. I like to take dates here and similar places, rather than the shopping malls. Real talk, if she can’t have fun at a park, it’s not going work out. They have small hidden areas where are more. private. I’m not telling you where :)
This is why I don’t mind paying taxes, and why I love my city.