Peers Park — Attraction in Palo Alto

The park is situated in a quiet neighbourhood, with plenty of street parking. The park is nice with plethora of features such as the tennis count, basketball court, children's playground, picnic area, etc.

The main draw for me is the dog park, which is divided into two areas of one for small dogs, and another for mixed dog sizes. They are both situated next to the tennis court, where the mixed dog size park has multiple entrances.

I went with my 12 lb dog on a Friday late morning, and I was the only one in the small dog area for almost an hour. Lots of people and dogs in the mixed size area though, with some folks I'm assuming to be dog walkers as they have multiple dogs of different breeds and sizes. My dog was able to run carefree while we had the space to ourselves, which was lovely.

The mixed dog area is bigger and offers more shades, whereas the small dogs area only has a small area of shades with very limited benches and chairs. They do both offer water fountains inside, along with poop/trash bins.

Other review photos show there are grass, which is strictly outside of the dog area as it's all mulch inside. They are finer and softer mulch, therefore my dog did not sustain any scratches or cuts even after continuous running for 10-15 mins.

Overall, this is a good park. Quiet, smaller in size that caters to the neighbourhood, plenty of features, lots of shades making it very...

It features a variety of amenities for people of all ages, including a playground, a dog park, a basketball court, a tennis court, and a grassy lawn.

The playground is divided into two sections: one for younger children and one for older children. The younger children's section has a small slide, a climbing structure, and a sandbox. The older children's section has a larger slide, a climbing structure, and a swing set.

The dog park is a fenced-in area where dogs can run and play off-leash. There is a small water fountain for dogs...

Lovely neighborhood park, with a big soccer field, tennis courts, basketball court, and a good-sized modern playground shaded by large old tulip poplars. The playground has some nice touches including some spinning seats/platforms and lots of sand. Because of the local demographics, there are often more nannies than parents accompanying the kids. The park has pretty good restrooms and water fountains. And best of all, it's right next to Caltrain so train-obsessed youngsters (and the occasional oldster) can...