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De Anza Historical Park - (CA)

Address: 🏡 San Mateo, CA 94402
Phone : +1
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Parkside Aquatic Park - San Mateo
Parkside Aquatic Park
Angel Hou: Nice place for the whole family, especially for the kids! There are two parking lots on the left and right of the entrance with full capacity after 12:00 at weekend. Two playgrounds for kids, one is for toddlers, the other is for the elder. Bathroom is next to the parking lot that is close to the playground. You may BBQ here with some shades. You can also practice your balance on the surface of the water, bring your paddle board or kayak to relax here. But please throw the rubbish in the trash can to keep the environment as it was. Remember to bring a jacket in the afternoon.
Sunnybrae Park - San Mateo
Sunnybrae Park
Judy Margaret Chen: Cute small park but big playground for the little ones. The park has gated fences, so no worries for the children to run out on the road. It’s a quiet neighborhood, every car goes by slowly. It’s quite chilled here!
Gateway Park - San Mateo
Gateway Park
Shoshana Baars-Stanton: Beautiful area on the creek and nice little playground for older kids.
San Mateo County History Museum - Redwood City
San Mateo County History Museum
alex eecs: One of my favorite museums Ive ever been to. All the exhibits are fascinating, with many hands on interactive portions. Want to climb into a mud wagon and imagine the experience of traveling for 9 hours along a bumpy road? Send a telegram? Drive a streetcar? Or try your hand at an 1800s gambling game? This place has it all. I loved learning about the history of the place I live, where the highways and public transit systems I use daily came from. Or seeing the evolution California license plates, from porcelain plates to how we saved steel during the war. Ive only seen one section so far out of a dozen since Im spending so much time at each exhibit. Admission is cheap, and the building looks beautiful. If you havent been I highly recommend this museum.
Fiesta Meadows Park - San Mateo
Fiesta Meadows Park
Erin Fiona Nachbar: It was very relaxing. Saw many ducks, fresh grown fruits, vegetables and many geese.
Pulgas Water Temple - Redwood City
Pulgas Water Temple
Jeffery Hyde: This Beaux Arts temple is in a small, park-like setting. There are lots of old growth oaks, redwoods, and flowering bushes. Do make sure you stay on the trails, though, because theres a good amount of poison oak as well...theres a good amount of parking, only on weekdays, Porta potties for restrooms, and dogs are not allowed. The grounds are very well maintained.
Bay Meadows Park - San Mateo
Bay Meadows Park
Coy Tran: Big wide open well maintained park with some picnic tables and filled with lots of geese. Walking track around which is 0.5 miles. 2 gender restrooms available.
Gull Park - Foster City
Gull Park
Martin & Melissa Lacher: The playground is fine but the beach part is terrible. Its full of geese excrements and the water does not look safe at all, even on the bank.
Bay Area Viewing Platform - Redwood City
Bay Area Viewing Platform
Edmond Tong: Beautiful spot for sunset! Photos came out splendid
Indian Springs Park - San Mateo
Indian Springs Park
Judy Margaret Chen: It’s a small park with nice views up the hill. There are many benches, picnic tables, spacious area and 2 playground next to each other for children of different ages.
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