What We Do
What We Do
We try to go to and use these parks in order to give you the most information we can about them that will help your child excel in life. We also review the smaller things like parking, if there are bathrooms, and if the park allows dogs and if so, in what capacity. We even look to see if there’s shade for people to sit in.
Why We Do It
Why We Do It
A park should be designed to help kids develop coordination, teamwork and their ability to make decisions based on, not only successes, but failures. A park can contribute to getting them ready for life’s challenges by developing these skills. We feel that a child’s development in these areas will help them to excel in life.
Contact Us
Contact Us
If you have a question you’d like to ask or you have a suggestion that pertains to a park we’ve reviewed, feel free to contact us via our contact page or email in the footer. We’re always happy to hear from you. If you think we need to add some information, we’re open to suggestions! Click HERE to go to the Contact Page.
Sabercat Playground – Fremont, CA
Sabercat Playground at Lake Elizabeth located at 40464 Paseo Padre Pkwy Fremont, CA 94538. This is a great outdoorsy park surrounded by fields of geese and water. There is so much to do here! The main attraction is the rock... Read More
Laurie Meadows Park – San Mateo, CA
Laurie Meadows Park is 7.5 acres and is located at 111 Laurie Meadows Dr, San Mateo, CA 94403 This playground is large for kids 5-12 years of age. There is a playground for small tots separated from the larger playground for... Read More
Beresford Park – San Mateo, CA
Beresford Park located at 2720 Alameda de las Pulgas, San Mateo, CA 94403. This park features a large playground with 3 huts and two tube slides. Inside the huts are platforms and ropes to climb through. The three huts attach... Read More
May Nissen Park – Livermore, CA
May Nissen Park : Located at 685 Rincon Avenue Livermore, CA 94550 This park just got a new playground at the end of last year! It features beautiful large flower shades with a fun playground below. Keep this playground on your... Read More
Lupe the Columbian Mammoth – San Jose, CA
Lupe the Colombian Mammoth: Guadalupe River Trail, San Jose In 2005 Roger Castillo discovered mammoth bones in the river. With the help of a San Jose State geologist, scientists from UC Berkeley it was determined the bones belonged to a... Read More
Blue House Farm – San Gregorio, CA
Today was our 1 year anniversary since we started A Park a Day! We celebrated by going to Blue House Farm and picking our own strawberries 🍓 Parking is free and there is a lot at the farm. If the... Read More
Gamble Garden – Palo Alto, CA
Gamble Garden is free and open to the public during daylight hours. This is a quiet place to see flowers, plants, and vegetables. It is perfect for teaching children about different species of plants and the care that goes into them. This... Read More