Piccadilly Square Park

This park is very nostalgic to me and I share many memories here. It’s one of the few parks with a swing set around these parts and it’s dinosaur discovery themed for your little Dino-​lovers.

San Ramon is filled with amazing parks and this is one of the best.
It caters to all ages and has a loop around it that’s great for teaching kids how to ride their bikes or taking a walk on whole your children play.
The only down side is that there is barely any shade.

Used to come here every night with my sister, for 4 years :)
1) don’t plan a BBQ the same day as an Indian holiday because they have a lot of friends and family and there will be no tables available at the park. They’re friendly people so in the past I’ve just joined along
2) don’t run around in the grass at 9 pm when the sprinklers turn on
3) if you want to play basketball you should expect the fathers to ask you to play ball. There’s only one hoop anyways so might as well make some new friends.

Came by to check this park out with our two year old toddler during the summer on a weekday morning. It is rather expansive an tucked away into this neighborhood. Has two play structures for different aged kids as well as basketball court and large field. My kid played around for about 15 minutes although the structure got too hot. Someone mentioned sand pit with dinosaur fossils which we did NOT find, just wood chips. There is not much shade as the trees are still fairly young.
Overall, this is a decent park if you live across the street but I don’t think it’s worth driving here unless meeting up with others. Given that it has to serve a variety of ages and I think it would do a good job of that, I’ll give it four stars

I recently took the troop to this playground. It is big, beautiful with new play structures. They have a full basketball court and I saw some people playing volley ball. They also have a little gazebo which is the only shade in the entire park.

This park is the dinosaur-​themed park that my toddler BFF always insists we go to. It has nice, new play structures on separate corners of the park, a huge grassy area in the middle, a paved walking/​bike path that goes around the entire thing, plus a small basketball court and a gazebo. The playgrounds are nice, if not a little small, but there’s no way you can watch both structures at the same time, they’re too far apart. Nice, clean bathrooms in between the play areas. Everything is nicely landscaped and in great condition, but there is absolutely ZERO shade so be warned if you come here on a hot day! This spot always seems like it’s hotter than every other park, it doesn’t get much wind at all and the lack of trees makes me sad. It’s in the middle of a residential neighborhood, but this park is usually pretty empty. There might be one or two other kids in the whole place, but usually we’re the only ones here and things are really quiet.

Recently had a playdate here with a few friends. The park is in a residential area so it’s pretty quite. There are two play areas — one for tots and one for older kids. There is also a sandbox with dinosaur fossils that kids can discover. There is a huge field area for all kinds of good fun! The restrooms are big and clean. Being in San Ramon, the weather is a bit warm and there isn’t much shade. Other than that, it’s a great place to bring the kids.

Another small park at the neighborhood, not used quite often for me.

Interesting themed park for the kids!

Piccadilly park is brand new park that is also known as Dinosaur park because of the dinosaur theme on the playground. There are 2 playstructures: 1 for smaller children & 1 for older children. There is a dinosaur dig sand area, indoor climbing structures, trike loop, swings & there is a large flat field perfect for sports. There is a well maintained bathroom located next to the smaller playstructure. I like that there is a fence that borders the entire park if you have little ones that like to bolt.

This is one of the best parks I’ve been to in a residential area. Standing in the park, you almost feel like your tucked into a hidden valley surrounded by rolling hills with the rest of the world resting below you. I love everything in the park: gazebo, bbq area, basketball court, walking path, toddler play structure, big kids play structure, and informative signs about the animals incorporated into the theme of the park. I definitely would recommend anyone to have a family outing here!

That’s right… it’s park season again! Got to try this one out thanks to the mommy group. It’s located in the Windemere neighborhood. Dino themed and there’s a toddler playground and big kids playground with a sand box. Nice loop for tricycle riding and restrooms! The big kids structure is actually quite safe with very few drop-​offs and the park itself is set back from the street. We’ll definitely be back.