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Foster City
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Foster City may be the Peninsula's most underrated playground town — Gull Park, Erckenbrack's beach, and Marlin Park lead ten parent-reviewed parks.
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All playgrounds in Foster City (15)
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Top pick Aviation Animals +3 moreParent reviewedErckenbrack Park Beach
Shoreline park with sandy beach, roaming Canadian geese, low-flying SFO planes, and an intense climbing structure — scenic playground intended for older kids!
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Top pick Bike practice Beach +2 moreParent reviewedGull Park
Sandy beach shoreline, houseboat views, and two toddler-friendly playgrounds in a peaceful waterside setting — Gull Park is a beautiful neighborhood escape with easy parking.
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Top pick Beach SandpitsParent reviewedMarlin Park
Lagoon views, weeping willows, four slide varieties, dinosaur ride-on, and a general store play area — stunning setting but skip the water.
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Bike practice Older kidsParent reviewedEdgewater Park
Newish playground and climbing structures skews best for older kids. Leave the toddlers at home for this one!
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Ketch Park
Larger neighborhood playground with two structures, monkey bars, and overhead spinners — better for older kids despite toddler signage, peaceful green space and great for dogs!
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Older kids SandpitsParent reviewedKilldeer Park
Weathered but peaceful neighborhood park with equipment more geared for older kids — monkey bars, climbing structures, and big sandpit
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Shad Park
Weeping willows, tall pines, and peaceful charm — Shad Park is more beautiful picnic destination than playground. Small new equipment, best for ages 2-8. Worth a slow afternoon!
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SandpitsParent reviewedSunfish Park
Small playground with slides and spinners alongside a large grassy field and well-maintained basketball court — a solid, dependable neighborhood pit stop for ages 2-8!
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Older kidsParent reviewedTurnstone Park
Quiet neighborhood park with a well-maintained basketball court and pretty flowers — skip it with toddlers, no picnic tables or bathrooms
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Baywinds Park
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Boothbay Park
This neighborhood park offers picnicking, playgrounds & courts for tennis, basketball & volleyball.
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Farragut Park
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Port Royal Park
Public park offering soccer fields, a kids' play area, picnic tables, basketball courts & restrooms.
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Sea Cloud Park
Ball fields & batting cages fill this 23-acre site, which also features a bike path & playground.
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Trains Older kidsParent reviewed Under renovationLeo J. Ryan Park
Playground temporarily closed for construction, but windsurfing, kayaks, paddleboards, pickleball, skate park, and a seasonal kids train make it worth visiting anyway!