Peers Park

Great park with lots of open space for kids to run around. I had a feeling that Fridays at 6 , kids have a soccer practice out there. But other times it was empty. It also looked not too close to major roads so , it is not noisy. The drinking water was not working, so bring your own water bottle. There are swings and basketball courts, so might have some fun

Nice medium sized park in residential palo alto. Tennis courts are the highlight of the park, well maintained. Large lawns to hang out on, shaded by trees. Picnic tables in relative shade, two soccer stationed next to each other so you’d have to drag on a ways to actually play. Basketball court, bike racks, playground area for the kids. Theres also a little fenced off area specifically for dogs to run around. Nice park!

It features a variety of amenities for people of all ages, including a playground, a dog park, a basketball court, a tennis court, and a grassy lawn. The playground is divided into two sections: one for younger children and one for older children. The younger children's section has a small slide, a climbing structure, and a sandbox. The older children's section has a larger slide, a climbing structure, and a swing set. The dog park is a fenced-in area where dogs can run and play off-leash. There is a small water fountain for dogs in the park.

Great local park with plenty of street parking, as it doesn't get too busy, public restrooms, and lots of play structures: tots and older kids are separated with sand pits. Huge soccer field, as well as tennis and basketball courts are available.

Loved everything about this neighborhood park! I was visiting town with my dog and she had a blast. A good Samaritan had left tons of premium balls to play with, and the furry friends were all nice and there's plenty of space to spread out. The only downside is that all the running around kicks up lots of dust so not ideal for freshly showered pups or humans!