4th of July, otherwise known as Independence day is a time to spend time with your family.  So why don’t you go outside and enjoy this holiday.  This is a special holiday only celebrated in the U.S.A .  Today we celebrate our declaration of independence.  If you live in the U.S.A, then you know that on 4 of July it is a tradition to put on a wonderful firework show!!  Hope you enjoy your holiday!

Almaden Lake park is a fun place to bring your friends or family.  It has 3 parks a lake. There are 2 parks for younger kids ages around 0-5 and they are on the opposite side of the park from each other. There Also is 1 park older kids ages 6-12. There also is the lake that you can fish in if you have a fishing license. I really enjoy it there and I think you should visit this park.

 

Cahalan Park is a fun and exciting park. There are 2 parks. 1 for ages 0-5 and the other for ages 6-12. It is located on Pearlwood Way, Homeward Pl, and Cahalan Ave. The older kids park has a rainbow that you can climb on, a swing set, a tire swing, and a playground. On the younger playground there is a playground and a swing set. Cahalan park has a tennis court. In the tennis courts there are 2 tennis courts. Also there is a large field. Dogs are allowed at this park. The parking is free.

Oak Meadow Park is part of Vasona Park. It has a very long trail. This trail is called Los Gatos Creek Trail. It is a 10 mile trail that lets pedestrians, bikers, and hikers go by. It also has a really fun playground with a tall slide and a large fake plane to climb in. On the other side of the grass there is an exciting carasel, quick yet fun train ride which in the summer the line can be long. If you park in the street on University for free or in the parking lot for 6 dollers. Also there 1 bocce court which you have to resurve through the city. You should visit this park!

• Smells like nature.
• Bring bug spray.
• Bring water.
• Don’t were tight pants because if you go in the bathroom then they will have a hard time coming up because it’s so muggy in the summer.
• Only go if you are ok with going up a super steep hill.
• Bring cash 6$ to pay.
• Huge parking spaces.
• If you have dogs and bring them you better a leash because they might run all over the place . 
• No playground .

When you get to Sanborn Park there’s plenty of parking and a big open space with grass. The big open space was really cool we got to around and have a lot of fun without dodging trees. Plenty of hiking trails and in fact I got to climb a tree that was low enough to still pretty cool while we are on the hike. I’m looking forward to going back and exploring more hiking trails the next time.

This is my very first post and I hope you enjoy the reviews on parks I’ll be posting here. Thanks for checking out RubyBogo.com!It’s amazing.