Best Dog Park Daly City Near Me

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Redwood City boasts over 30 unique parks from small neighborhood parks that are only a quarter of an acre, to larger multi-use parks that are 40 acres, to Off-leash Dog Parks and a Skate Park. In addition, Redwood City has two outdoor pools that are operated seasonally during the Summer.


The City of Redwood City recently launched a City Satisfaction Survey to rate City services, quality of life, etc. Our parks and programs were praised by the community in the survey results, which included the following data:


Redwood City’s parks, recreation facilities, and programs continue to enjoy high scores, with more than 80% of respondents rating them as “excellent” or “good"


The current survey results reveal a significant increase in those residents who said that their household had used a City park, recreation facility, or recreation program within the past 12 months (87.8% in 2015 vs. just 58% in 2010).


Residents reported high marks for “Sense of Safety in parks”; “Downtown Events”; and “Attractiveness/cleanliness of parks/facilities”


Top 5 specific program rankings for what PRCS provides: Downtown Events; Sports for Youth/Teens; Condition of fields/courts; Summer Youth Camp/Programs; and Attractiveness/Cleanliness of parks and facilities

Come out an enjoy a park today...because PARKS MAKE LIFE BETTER!

We have over 30 parks in Redwood City! Come and visit one of our many unique parks and play areas today! Choose the one closest to home or search by park amenity.

You don't have to get up at the crack of dawn to reserve some of our most popular picnic areas. We have nine parks that have multiple areas available for rental.

We even have spaces for your dogs to roam free and socialize. Check out our unique canine offerings!

Magical Bridge Playgrounds are universally designed to be a socially inclusive playground for everyone. Magical Bridge finally includes the 1-in-4 of us living with physical and cognitive disabilities, autism, visual and hearing impairments, the medically fragile, and our aging population.

Our playground has some different rules than our others, so please prepare for your visit by reading them below as well as our FAQ section which is full of answers to many of your "Why" questions.

Come check out our awesome in-ground skate park that local skaters helped to design. Thrasher Magazine rated our park an 8 out of 10!

Five months out of the year you can get wet in five of our park water play areas!

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SF Announces Return of World Cup Village in Downtown this Summer

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The KABOOM! 25 in 5 Initiative to End Playspace Inequity ensures equitable connection with nature through play for kids in every neighborhood through playground transformations. Read on...

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SF Rec and Parks Head Phil Ginsburg Named Chair of State Parks Commission

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A total renovation of the Potrero Hill park includes a bigger clubhouse, new playground equipment, and more green space. Read on...

Winners of 39th Annual Randall Museum Science Fair Advance to Regional Championships

Young scientists from several San Francisco middle schools will compete in a Bay Area-wide science fair happening later this month after they recently took first place spots in a citywide competition held at the Randall Museum. Read on...

Surrounded by community members, Mayor London Breed tonight led the countdown to lighting of the iconic Monterey cypress tree in Golden Gate Park’s east end—a San Francisco holiday tradition that began in 1929. Read on...

The San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department rolled out improvements to the Waller Street Skate Park today—a project spearheaded by local skaters who helped shape its inclusive design that honors its street skateboarding roots. Read on...

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