It’s a good dog park but only for big dogs. For small dogs like mine there is usually no one to play with. The park has water but I would still recommend bringing your own for your dog.

Such a beautiful place ! Up in the hills, with a big lake and bike paths. The park itself is on a tilt so it isn’t the easiest to play fetch with if you have bad knees or are older. The grass is pretty long so I’d suggest wearing shoes only. The parking to enter the park is $6. I think that may be the only downside to the park. The park has two sides, with double doors. Two trash cans on both sides of the park, lots of benches and lawn chairs. Tennis balls scattered around the park for your throwing pleasure. A few large trees you can find shade under. The park has enough space to socially distance from other park goers.

The only downside is that you have to pay for park entrance. (The dog park is inside the bigger park) I have a Santa Clara parks membership so this is not a problem. Another thing is that you should watch out for rattlesnakes. I usually check perimeter if there is nobody in the park and worry less in the evenings when there are a lot of dogs. Other than that it is a big park, with plenty of shade, benches, poop bags, and water. Like going there.

Very open land & no selfies with the cow's!

Perfect place for family members and friends gathering and enjoy various activities! Several parking lots, multiple trails, and more activities! You may fly a kite, watch birds, hiking, go fishing, playground, and hangout along the lake! The bathroom is next to the dog park and playground, quite clean actually! You may spend almost a whole day here!

$6 daily fee. Has got nice views, especially during rainy season. Has small dog and big dog parks with fence. Lots of parking. Has a few hiking tails too. There are a few picnic tables. No cell reception for att.

Tons of seating and shade, nice fenced in area so you can let your dogs roam free while you watch the hang gliders taking off. Lots of nearby trails too, but be careful of rattlesnakes.

It was a great park.Cj was in the big dog side which he really didn't pay attention to..

There is dog park and cattles

Six dollar parking! This is a fun dog park, but there are several things to keep in mind. First is you have to pay six dollars to get to the dog park. Also it is near a mountain, so there are things like rattlesnakes, ticks, and other dangers to keep it in mind when taking your dog.

Spacious, with plenty of seating and beautiful views to hang out with your dog. Especially beautiful and green now given all the recent rain! Not much parking though so be weary of that.

The hike is muddy during the rains and gets steep. But you can still walk outside on the road. It's beautiful hill with a small lake.

Great place to get your puppy associated with other dogs. Spacious and plenty of running area, in and around the park.

Well maintained and incredibly spacious. Lots of dog bowls available for water and a separated small dog area. Beautiful views.

Great place to get outdoors with your dog! Hit up the huge dog park then take a trail for an extended walk. Excellent scenery, wild life, etc. Five 🌟

Great park and great dog park. I always meet someone new there. Lots of shade and sometimes a squirrel to chase up a tree.

Good park for off leash dog socializing. Some dogs can be aggressive but overall good outing for 1 year plus dogs, avoid taking your puppy.

I absolutely love Ed Levin Park! And its location is perfect for us! The off the leash dog park is large, spacious, always has green grass, fresg water from the Hetch Hetchy, friendly ppl, and fun dog friends. Just warch out for the holes, our furry best friends love to dig for ground squirrels...cannot blame them for whay is in their nature. I would pay $90 every year just for access to the dog park alone. There is also a great pond that has lots of cool birds to check out and is filled with fish for fishing, great walk. And if you love gliding through the wind and have experience alone, it is a great spot for para- and hangling.