San José has hundreds of unique and breath-taking venues perfect for an outside day. Visit one of San José’s 200+ parks, hike along 60 miles of scenic trails or catch a trout at Lake Cunningham Park. All this and more is just a short drive away.

Dog Parks

• Features include dog height water fountains, separate smaller and larger park areas, paved and landscaped areas (varies by park) 
• We also offer obedience classes visit sjregistration.com

• Kelley Park is home to San José's largest Disc Golf course
• 18 hole course in the beautiful outdoor setting of Kelley Regional Park
• Our course is environmentally sound, open year-round and can be enjoyed immediately by all ages

Planning Documents

• Kelley Park Design
• Disc Golf Exemption
• Preliminary Proposal
• Item VI A Disc Golf Attachment
• Item VI A Disc Golf

• Courses from 9 to 18 holes
• Lighted driving ranges

• Enjoy the outdoors
• Celebrate a special occasion 
• A great way to volunteer

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• Park Rules & Regulations
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• Regional Park Brochures
  • Almaden Lake
  • Alum Rock
  • Emma Prusch
  • Kelley Park
  • Lake Cunningham

• The City of San José is home to 7 public skate parks, including California's largest skate park, Lake Cunningham Regional Skate Park (LCRSP) featuring the world's largest cradle, tallest vert wall, and largest full pipe, LCRSP offers a wide variety of terrain for all skill levels. Learn more about Lake Cunningham Regional Skate Park
  • Lake Cunningham
  • Great Oaks
  • Mayfair
  • Roosevelt
  • Plata Arroyo
  • Stonegate
  • West Evergreen
• Calabazas Park features the largest city-funded BMX course of its kind in the Bay Area. The park and the BMX course are open one hour after sunrise and closes one hour after sunset; however, the course will remain closed if the ground is deemed too wet for usage. Learn more about Calabazas BMX Park