Frank Fisher Park

Park Overview

Nestled in Fremont, California, Frank Fisher Park spans about 12 acres of community green space where neighbors gather to unwind and play. The park features generous grassy fields dotted with trees that create a natural retreat in the suburban landscape.

Dog lovers, take note - this is a pet-friendly spot where you'll often see locals and their four-legged friends enjoying impromptu playdates.

Playground Paradise

The park has three separate playground areas designed with different age groups in mind. Got little ones under 5? There's a dedicated space just for them.

Meanwhile, older kids have their own areas to explore and conquer. Safety comes first here - all the playgrounds feature rubber ground covering to cushion inevitable tumbles.

It works well if you've got kids spanning different ages, as everyone can find something age-appropriate without the "I'm bored" chorus.

Play Equipment

The larger playground features a massive climbing web that challenges even the most energetic kids. With two large slides, two climbing walls, and slider poles, there's plenty to keep kids busy.

Little ones aren't left out - the smaller playground offers two slides, mini monkey bars, and age-appropriate climbing areas. Both playgrounds feature those quirky spin-around seats that somehow manage to delight both children and the young-at-heart adults who join them.

There's enough variety here to keep active imaginations busy.

Sports Amenities

The sprawling lawn area at Frank Fisher Park isn't just pretty to look at - it's a multi-functional space that transforms based on what you bring to it. Sports enthusiasts will appreciate the dedicated softball field for more organized play.

Got a racket? Head to one of the three tennis courts for a friendly match or serious practice session. The open areas also regularly host impromptu soccer and volleyball games (just remember to bring your own equipment).

Rounding out the active options are a well-maintained basketball court and multiple tetherball poles - because sometimes the classic games are still the most fun.

Good to Know

A heads-up before you plan an all-day outing: Frank Fisher Park doesn't have public restrooms. There is, however, a water fountain available when you need to hydrate.

The California sunshine is abundant here, with play structures lacking shade coverage - so sunscreen and hats are essential, especially during peak sun hours.

Situated right next to Forest Park Elementary School, you'll often find local families gathering after school and neighbors chatting while kids play.