Welcome to Almaden Lake Park, where many visitors come to relax and enjoy the recreational opportunities, fish along the shores of the 32 acres of lake and hike and bike in our beautiful 65 acre facility. Others enjoy a nice family or company picnic and play volleyball, toss horseshoes. Bocce ball courts are also available on a first come first serve basis, you will need to provide your own equipment. Court etiquette is expected.
Learn moreWelcome to Almaden Quicksilver County Park, spectacular in natural diversity and a landmark of California history. The park is the site of over 135 years of mining activities and former home to more than 1,800 miners and their families. The park encompasses 4,163 acres, occupying a majority of Capitancillos Ridge.
Learn moreThe Community Recreation Center (CRC), located in Central Park, is the hub of recreation activities and programs for the City, serving residents of all ages. The City's Recreation Activities Guide with class listings, events, programs, and more is distributed by mail three times yearly to all City residents and is available online at the Class Registration page. Residents get first priority for class sign-ups, and a preferable rate, where applicable.
Learn moreThis park is a hidden gem in East San Jose. It is tucked away sitting on 6 acres, and has a large open grass area that allows folks to set up a few portable gazebos or volleyball nets.
Learn moreThe Elizabeth F. Gamble Garden is dedicated to maintaining and enhancing our historic house and garden as an oasis of beauty and tranquility, providing a community resource for horticultural education, inspiration, and enjoyment.
Learn moreSan José has hundreds of unique and breath-taking venues perfect for an outside day. Visit one of San José’s 200+ parks, hike along 60 miles of scenic trails or catch a trout at Lake Cunningham Park. All this and more is just a short drive away.
Learn moreHappy Hollow’s roots go as deep as Southern California, where in 1955 Disneyland began wowing children and adults alike. Plans for a children’s park in San José soon followed, led by Alden Campen, a prominent landowner and property manager, and former Mayor Ernie Renzel.
Learn moreHikers, runners, bicyclists and skaters can enjoy the multiple use paved trail which follows the Coyote Creek south for fifteen miles to Anderson Lake County Park. This asphalt path is relatively flat and meanders along the creek underneath Oak, Cottonwood and Sycamore trees. This is a popular trail, frequented by visitors of all ages.
Learn moreA big park with a big green soccer feild. The play structures are small limited. But a very unique thing in this park is along side the structures in the play area are exercise equipment like it machines to workout!!! The sign on them says 14+ can use it so while your kids burn off their energy you can exercise and burn some calories!! How cool is that.
Learn moreKelley Park is one of San José's most diverse facilities, offering visitors an opportunity to enjoy a picnic or barbecue amid beautiful lawn areas and shade trees; a visit to the Happy Hollow Park & Zoo to see the many animals or take in a puppet show; a walk through the tranquil Japanese Friendship Garden with beautiful koi-filled ponds; and step back in time to turn-of-the-century San José at the History Park Museum.
Learn moreMitchell Park received national and international acclaim when it opened in 1957. Designed by Robert Royston, it was a new kind of park, with a variety of recreational activities geared to people of all ages. The park map featured 29 activities that included above ground “gopher holes” and a miniature freeway system in the tiny tot area; a circular slab for roller skating; and designated areas for shuffleboard, bocce, tennis, and picnicking.
Learn moreThe Billy Jones Wildcat Railroad, Inc. is a recognized 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the legacy of Billy Jones, and as means to preserve history and entertain the public. The Billy Jones Wildcat Railroad operates and maintains a one-third scale railroad with both steam and diesel locomotives as well as a restored antique carousel in Oak Meadow Park.
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