Elizabeth Wolfe Park

I had found out about this park through Jacksonville Moms. It wasn't far from our house, about twenty minutes, and it is tucked away in an older neighborhood. We were able to find one parking spot, as the lot was filled with cars. It appeared that a lot of people bring their children here after school. There were pavilions with picnic benches, a playground, walking trails, and workout stations. We took a walk around the park checking out the small garden and the workout stations before coming to the playground. My husband was able to sit with our dog while I played with our son on the playground. There are swings, slides, ride ons, monkey bars, and more. We played for about 30-40 minutes before leaving. It was a nice park to visit and tucked away from the busyness of San Jose.

Cute little park that's hidden in a quiet neighborhood. Lots of fun equipment, walking paths and seating. The only thing I would caution is the play structures can get super hot around midday.

Elizabeth "Betty" Wolfe Park is a fantastic little park nestled in the middle of a neighborhood. It has a pleasant walking path with various Fitness stations along the way. It also has a kids playground and a little climbing wall. I also really like the water fountain that is in the middle of this park.They have benches throughout and a few pavilions for anyone that just wants to chill for a bit. They also have a little grill if someone is so inclined to do a bit of grilling.I am glad that I stumbled across this little park in the middle of nowhere. I guess more appropriately, in the middle of a residential neighborhood. You won't see this park driving down a main road. Which is a shame for those travelers. However, I am sure that this little community likes to keep this little secret to themselves.When I was there on an early Tuesday afternoon, the park had a nice cross section of different ages just enjoying the park. There were young parents pushing their kids in the children's play area on the swings and they were older people just chilling on the benches enjoying a nice Tuesday afternoon. We also had a few people and either their thirtiess or firties taking advantage of the walking park.I enjoyed my time in this little hidden gem. I will give it five stars overall.

Good size playground for toddlers and older kids. My kids had a great time there as well as my 9-month old baby.

Awesome park tucked away in the back of a neighborhood! They have 2 jungle gyms one for smaller kids, one for biggerRock climbing SwingsWalking pathMultiple toys (like a see saw) Really cute area, and probably my favorite is its nicely shaded!We will definitely go back, my 3 year old loved it!

Tiny, dirty outdated just not a good park. It has a potential, but it doesn't look like anyone's cared about it in years.

Just needed a place to walk around and get fresh air for lunch.Found this hidden gem. They have a playground, walking path, benches and picnic tables. The best thing is the workout equipment and they're modified for wheelchair use.Bring your own bleach wipes!!!!

Cute park. We were looking for something atleast fenced in for our 3 year old and we found it. He really enjoyed the slides and rock climbing rocks. Nothing huge but we will be back!

For those that don't know, this is one of those parks that is like a quiet island in the middle of the ocean. Getting here is a bit awkward because you have to drive through a neighborhood in order to get there. it's quite a nice place to bring your kids, dog(s), or just yourself. The park features a nice short loop for walking which is approx .25 miles long. This park has two grills and six tables and a very large playground section for all child ages to play on. It also features 3 rock climbing stations. In the back section of the park, there are 10 Life Trail sections meant for ppl aged 50+ to exercise or stretch out with.

I love this park tucked away in the nice little neighborhood of Pickwick. They have a park for the kids in front and a spot for the adults to walk around. There's also a cool butterfly garden there in the back