parks and open spaceSan Francisco to Gilroylive from the mlsboyenga team at compass
Homes near parks 39 parks and open spaces, San Francisco to Gilroy
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Distances are straight-line from the park’s map point; entrances and trails can be farther. Listing data comes from the MLS and is shown with the listing brokerage; confirm details with the listing agent. Orange circles mark each park’s map point, usually near its center.
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Santa Clara County
Cupertino · A 3,988-acre open space preserve joined to a 289-acre county park in the Santa Cruz Mountains foothills.
Cupertino · A 1,042-acre county park around Stevens Creek Reservoir in the foothills near Cupertino.
Gilroy · A 6,695-acre county park that includes the 449-acre Coyote Lake, between Morgan Hill and Gilroy.
Los Gatos · A 151-acre county park around Vasona Reservoir, linked to the Los Gatos Creek Trail and next to Oak Meadow Park.
Milpitas · A 1,558-acre county park in Milpitas with Sandy Wool Lake.
Morgan Hill · A 4,275-acre county park around Anderson Reservoir on Coyote Creek in Morgan Hill. Parts of the park are closed during Valley Water’s dam retrofit; check the county’s closures page before you go.
Mountain View · A 750-acre wildlife and recreation area on the bay with Shoreline Lake.
Palo Alto · A 1,400-acre preserve of chaparral, woodland, fields and a lake, formerly called Foothills Park.
Palo Alto · A 1,940-acre preserve of bayfront marshland off Embarcadero Road.
San Jose · A 65-acre city regional park around Almaden Lake.
San Jose · A 4,163-acre county park on the grounds of the former New Almaden quicksilver mines.
San Jose · A 120-acre park along about 2.6 miles of the Guadalupe River in downtown San Jose.
San Jose · A 178-acre county park on Coyote Creek with Cottonwood Lake and the Hellyer Park Velodrome.
San Jose · A 10,882-acre county park of former ranch land on Mount Hamilton Road.
San Jose · A 172-acre city park on Senter Road, home to Happy Hollow Park & Zoo, the Japanese Friendship Garden and History Park.
San Jose · A 203-acre city regional park around a 50-acre lake.
San Jose · A 5.5-acre rose garden the city founded in 1927.
San Jose · A 1,673-acre county park in the Santa Teresa Hills of San Jose.
Santa Clara · A 52-acre city park on Kiely Boulevard.
Saratoga · An 18-acre Japanese-style garden estate in Saratoga.
Saratoga · A 175-acre estate with the historic Villa Montalvo, built 1912-1914 for James D. Phelan, plus gardens and hiking trails.
Sunnyvale · About 70 acres of developed parkland beside 105 acres of protected seasonal wetlands on the bay.
San Mateo County
Brisbane · A state and county park on San Bruno Mountain, a 4-mile ridge in northern San Mateo County.
Foster City · A 20-acre city park on Shell Boulevard, originally called Central Park.
Menlo Park · A 160-acre nature park on the Menlo Park bayfront.
Redwood City · A county natural preserve of about 467 acres in Redwood City.
San Mateo · A city park in downtown San Mateo at 50 East Fifth Avenue.
San Mateo · A 670-acre bayfront park with a marina, playground and the CuriOdyssey museum.
Woodside · A county park with 974 acres of redwood and fir forest in the Woodside hills.
San Francisco
San Francisco · A 100-acre restored shoreline and tidal marsh just east of the Golden Gate Bridge, opened to the public in 2001.
San Francisco · A park of about 67 acres along a deep canyon.
San Francisco · A 1,017-acre park more than 3 miles long, between the Richmond and Sunset districts.
San Francisco · A 313-acre park in southeastern San Francisco.
San Francisco · A 614-acre park around Lake Merced, a freshwater lake in the city's southwest corner.
San Francisco · A coastal park in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area at San Francisco’s northwest corner.
San Francisco · A park of nearly 16 acres bounded by 18th, 20th, Dolores and Church streets.
San Francisco · A park of about 1,500 acres on a former U.S. Army post at the northern tip of the San Francisco Peninsula.
San Francisco · A city park at 19th Avenue and Sloat Boulevard, home of the annual Stern Grove Festival.
San Francisco · A 64-acre park on two hills about 925 feet high near the geographic center of San Francisco.
Counts are homes for sale in a box about a mile on each side of the park point, so they run a little higher than the 1-mile circle above. Points come from each park’s published map location, usually near its center; large parks have entrances on several sides.
the nerd check
Buying near a park
- Big parks have many doorsDistances start at the park’s map point. Large parks have entrances on several sides, so check the one you’d actually use.
- Trailheads draw carsPopular parks and trailheads can fill nearby street parking on weekends. Visit on a Saturday morning.
- Next to open spaceHomes beside preserves and hillsides can face slope, creek and fire-hazard rules. Check the hazard maps and zoning for the lot.
- Hours and feesHours, parking fees and rules vary by park and agency. Check the managing agency’s page before you go.
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