Magical Bridge Playground

Very nice place even for little ones. Our 1 year old had a great time playing there. Definitely a lot for babies that age to do and not worry about eating dirt/mulch.

We love this playground, it has ample space to accommodate a lot of people. There are a lot of shaded areas so kids and parents can hide from the sun. It has a toddler section but a bit far from the main areas, it has slides, a water fountain for playing and one for drinking, swings, a theater, and some accesible machines for exercise. It’s all gated so super convenient for kids to run around without the danger of getting to the streets unsupervised. There are restrooms outside the gated area and 2 zones for parking, that’s a lot. There’s also a lot of picnic tables next to the toddler section. Definitely one of our favorite parks.

The new Magical Bridges Playground has been open at Fair Oaks Park for about a month now and it's a lovely place for children of all abilities. Like their previous locations, this Magical Bridges Playground is laid out in different zones (playhouse/stage zone, tots zone for smaller kids, spin and slide zone, and swing and fitness zone) as well as adding an interactive water fountain play area. All the "grass" is artificial turf. There is lots of seating available but the area can get hot as there are not as many shaded areas. There is a restroom located outside as well. Overall a fun park worth exploring!

Nice playground. Lots of space to spread out. Not nearly as crowded/busy as the magical bridge in Palo Alto. The water feature is a nice addition. Only problem is that the parking is shared with 3 soccer/baseball fields, a dog park, and a skate park, and there's not nearly enough parking for all those people on a weekend (we came at 9am to try to beat the crowds, but no luck).

Lot of activities for kids aged 2-12.. enough space for free play.. and spacious picnic spots too.. kindness cove which has many positive cues for children to read and imbibe is a nice initiative and deserves mention