Edith Morley Park — Attraction in Campbell

Soooo refreshing,peaceful, friendly, relaxing, green , lush grass, beautiful large trees, a little bridge with a water pond with coi fish, wild flowers, and best of all, the walking trail next to the park. And as a curiosity, some person ( or ) a person , (idk.) created a " fairy" litlle trail , with little figures related to the theme, and accepting additions from other people who desire to do so. This " fairy town" is located at the far end of the walking trail. I like to visit it when i want to forget the daily problems of these days. I feel very relaxed afterward. It needs more colors , but any way it inspires my fantasy mental center. I take my granddaughter and my son there sometimes. I reccomend it for sure !!! The person who created this area called it " the Phoenix 's nest ". It needs more additions from other people , because the sun and the wind hit hard there some days and every item there gets discolored or destroyed very soon.( kind of sad ). However, as long as the items last, watching at them, make people relax and forget a little about their problems nowadays. I think it sparks the imagination...

My absolute favorite park. Many people don't know about this location which make it a very peaceful and worth it to go here kind of park. It's perfect for yogis, tai-chi, a walk with your furry best friend, romantic picnic, or even just a place to go and clear your head from all the city's congestion. Very quiet. Only people who really go there are people who've lived in this area and know the back streets and this hidden gem, the employees of the very few buildings across the street who really only take walks before, on lunch breaks, or right after work then usually leave. Then have your usual community Gardner's who come and check on there little gardens at the further end of this location at...

This park is tranquil, has a running your round stream, which now holds goldfish and a nice boardwalk area with seating. Certain times of the year you will see ducks and you always hear birds in the early morning hours. Squirrels are scurrying about and folks walking their dogs on leashes and walking (there are two dried back pond areas that you can walk around as well) themselves to get a little bit more exercise out doors. A shortage of trees you will find not. The grass is plenty and there are beautiful spots for those special pictures of a selfie or of friends. Let's not forget the two Checker Board Tables (bring your own checkers) and other scattered tables for a quick bite or maybe a good...