Cupertino Parks
Cupertino parks vary dramatically in size and amenities. Each Cupertino park has a short description and list of amenities.
Blackberry Farm
- Location: 21979 San Fernando Avenue
- Description: A 13.8 acre park with a beautiful undeveloped meadow and meandering creek. This park was named after Cornelis Bol.
- Amenities: Currently closed for restoration. Expected to re-open in the spring of 2009.
- http://www.blackberryfarm.org
Cali Mill Plaza
- Location: Intersection of Stevens Creek Blvd and De Anza Blvd
- Description: A 1 acre park with a stainless steel sculpture, gardens, and two interactive fountains.
- Amenities: Interactive fountains, the theme gardens, free wireless internet access.
Creekside Park
- Location: 10455 Miller Avenue
- Description: A 13 acre park with a pedestrian/bicycle bridge over Calabazas Creek.
- Amenities: Family picnic areas, half-court basketball, two playground areas, three soccer fields, and an 800 sf community room.
Hoover Park
- Location: Leeds Avenue near Primrose
- Description: A 5 acre park with sports facilities.
- Amenities: Two soccer fields, half-court basketball, play equipment for toddlers and elementary children.
Jollyman Park
- Location: Stelling Road near McClellan Road
- Description: An 11.5 acre park with sports facilities.
- Amenities: A partially lighted soccer field, baseball field, play equipment, and picnic areas.
Linda Vista Park
- Location: Linda Vista Drive near Columbus
- Description: An 11 acre site with a 100 person group barbeque facility and a large turf area.
- Amenities: Barbeque facility, two play equipment areas (toddler & elementary), a fitness station, and a water feature.
McClellan Ranch Park
- Location: 22221 McClellan Road
- Description: A 18 acre natural preserve housing a nature museum, community gardens, and old buildings. The site was a horse ranch during the 1930's and 1940's. The original barn, a replica of the Baer's Blacksmith Shop which was located at De Anza and Stevens Creek, and the old water tower from the Parish Ranch are some of the unique features.
- Amenities: Nature museum, community garden, and historic buildings.
Memorial Park
- Location: Stevens Creek Blvd and Mary Ave
- Description: A 28 acre park with acres of lawn, a lake, an amphitheater, and sports fields.
- Amenities: Amphitheater, lighted softball field, and six lighted tennis courts.
Monta Vista Park
- Location: Foothills Blvd and Voss Ave
- Description: A 6.2 acre park with a 10,000 sf recreation center and two tennis courts.
- Amenities: Recreation center, two tennis courts, play fields, play equipment and family picnic areas.
Portal Park
- Location: North Portal Avenue off Stevens Creek Boulevard
- Description: A 3.8 acre site with a 60 person group barbeque area, play equipment, and family picnic areas.
- Amenities: Small recreation center, group barbeque, family picnic areas, and play equipment.
Somerset Square Park
- Location: Stokes Avenue near Peninsula Drive
- Description: A 1.7 acre park with a variety of sports activities.
- Amenities: Half-court basketball, volleyball court, picnic areas, and children's play equipment
Three Oaks Park
- Location: Candlelight Way near Rainbow
- Description: A 3.1 acre park with family picnic areas and children's play equipment.
- Amenities: Picnic areas and play equipment.
Varian Park
- Location: Ainsworth Drive at Vista Knoll
- Description: A 6.3 acre park with two tennis courts.
- Amenities: Two tennis courts, picnic areas, and play equipment.
Wilson Park
- Location: South Portal Avenue near Stevens Creek Blvd
- Description: A 4.8 acre site with fitness course.
- Amenities: Picnic areas, small recreation building, fitness course, and play equipment.