San Jose Theodore Lenzen Park

We were trying to go to a different park on Coleman but came too late and ended up being closed so I looked on Unilocal and found this park which was right around the corner from the first park we were going to go to. It’s on a corner lot near SAP center, never noticed this park since I park here when I go to the SAP center. Pretty big park. They had three different structures, swings, padded ground and it looks like an area for a small dog park, but IDK. I would def come back here again my son loved it. There weren’t too many people there but there were a couple. Would defiantly recommend this park.

I love this park since it’s close to where I live. You wouldn’t expect a park in our area just because the area is filled with residential buildings as well as business buildings. Thank you to San Jose for taking the time to set aside budget to create a park where the residents around the area could enjoy.
There are three entrances to this park and three different playgrounds. Small, medium, and large with the recommended age to play on it. They also have a water fountain, garbage disposal, poop bags for pets, three tables, and benches. There’s also this elephantine tree that offers shade to half of the park!
Great place to take your pets and your kids. It’s fenced so it’s safe. I wouldn’t suggest letting your pets off the leash though because the small ones could squeeze through the fence.

I love my charming little neighborhood park! There are three play structures (small, medium, and large) for kids to play on, as well as a swing set. There are three benches with tables, and two park benches. I love that I can see each entrance of the park no matter where I am sitting. There is also a field type area where folks like to bring their little dogs to play fetch. I play Frisbee with my kids there sometimes. There are no public restrooms here, but this is a non issue for me since I live so close. There are no fire pits, but you could totally bring your own weber if you want to que it up.

This is a cute little urban park hidden on a corner. It’s nothing too great but it’s cute and gated so little ones can’t make a run for it and has nice shaded areas as well as sunny ones. There are three play structures — unfortunately for someone with a newly potty trained 2-​year old this is a major downer. There isn’t any grass or anything like that but it’s nice. Definitely an urban vibe to this local park!

Kind of a hidden small park where you wouldn’t think there would be one. Proof that high density residential projects should always include land set aside for parks.
3 play structures, swings, water faucet, 3 tables, 2 benches, beautiful oak and a nice fenced in area keeps kids safe.
Cons: No bathrooms nearby, no BBQ grills, no grass, street only parking can be hard to find.
Named after famed San Jose architect Theodore Lenzen and his lost but famous Muirson label and crate building that made all the iconic fruit labels of yesteryear.

A downtown park in a secluded area.
It is usually my alternate park when the hp pavilion park is blocked for an event.
Its a good spot for a quick run for the tots, but there is limited shade from the sun for those blazing summer days.