Las Verdes Park

Good park. Only 2 regular swings, and 1 baby swing. Probably a better park for a picnic because it’s a little boring, err, it’s playground equipment is a little irregular which is cool for a little bit, kids have to use their imaginations to enjoy it, which is good for their brains. Definitely challenging equipment for uncoordinated.

Cute little park tucked into the hillside next to the EUSD farmlab property. The play structure is small but the climbing part is challenging enough for my 7 year old, and not too difficult for my 4 year old to enjoy. There are two big kid swings plus one little kid swing, and a slide as well. One thing my kids like to do is roll or run down the gentle grassy hill that slopes down from the play area, and it's big enough to play with a soccer ball or bring a frisbee. Lots of fun looking for acorns in the oak duff and looking at the different birds.

Found this park when I googled parks with shade. Cool modern playground, pretty small though.

lots of hiking trails converge here, and there's always easy parking on the street, no parking lot needed. It straddles both sides of the road, and it's a great place if you have kids that like swings and playground stuff, with some shade. Near the beach but not ever crowded, so if the beach parks are full just go here with the strollers and the little ones for seclusion- no bathrooms.

Nice little neighborhood park. Playground is shaded. Clearly intended for the younger (3-8 year old) crowd and their parents. Apparently no restrooms, unless they were hidden somewhere.