Agnew Park

Agnew Park is a two-acre neighborhood park in Santa Clara, California. The park serves as a local recreational space for residents of the surrounding area, offering a variety of amenities for visitors of all ages.

Originally part of Agnew's Village, an unincorporated community named after pioneer Abram Agnew, the park now sits within the city limits of Santa Clara. The area was annexed into Santa Clara in the mid-1980s, but the Agnew name lives on through this park and other local landmarks.

The park features well-maintained grounds with lush greenery, providing a peaceful environment for relaxation and outdoor activities. Its compact size makes it an ideal spot for families and individuals looking for a quick escape from urban life without having to travel far from home.

Agnew Park includes facilities for both active and passive recreation. The park's layout incorporates open grassy areas suitable for informal games or picnicking, as well as more structured play spaces for children. The playground equipment is designed to cater to different age groups, ensuring that younger and older children alike can enjoy their time at the park.