Fairwood Park

Fairwood Park is a 1.9-acre public recreational area located at 1255 Sandia Avenue in Sunnyvale, California. Established in 1975, this neighborhood park offers a variety of amenities for visitors of all ages.

The park features two distinct playgrounds catering to different age groups. One playground is designed for younger children, while the other is more suitable for older kids. Both play areas provide opportunities for children to engage in physical activity and imaginative play.

Fairwood Park serves as a key access point to the John Christian Greenbelt pathway, a multi-use trail that extends across Sunnyvale. This connection makes the park an ideal starting point for longer walks, jogs, or bike rides through the city's green spaces.

For sports enthusiasts, the park offers several facilities. A sand volleyball court is available for casual games or organized matches. The park also includes a radio-controlled car track, providing a unique recreational option for hobbyists.

Adjacent to the park, on the neighboring school property, visitors can find additional amenities when school is not in session. These include multi-use sports fields, basketball courts, horseshoe pits, and tennis courts. The tennis and volleyball court lights remain on until 10 p.m., extending opportunities for evening recreation.

Fairwood Park also includes a parcourse, which is a circuit training system consisting of exercise stations spread throughout the park. This feature allows visitors to combine their walk or jog with strength training exercises.

The park provides a large picnic area equipped with electric outlets, making it suitable for community gatherings and family outings. Multiple tables and grills are available, with some tables situated in shaded areas.

Fairwood Park is open daily from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., offering residents and visitors alike a versatile space for outdoor activities, relaxation, and community engagement.