Coy Park

Park Overview

Tucked away at the corner of Coy Drive and Sigrid Way in San Jose, Coy Park offers 4.5 acres of green sanctuary from the usual hustle and bustle. This neighborhood space provides local residents with a peaceful spot to catch their breath and enjoy some outdoor time.

With its generous stretches of greenery and open spaces, the park naturally invites you to unwind. If you're looking for a quiet place to reset, the calm atmosphere here is quite nice.

Amenities and Features

This community hangout comes equipped with something for everyone. Need a spot for an impromptu family lunch? The picnic areas operate on a first-come basis, so you can spread out your feast without making reservations.

If you're bringing little ones along, they'll love exploring the playground equipment. The playground sports an adorable animal theme that's especially appealing to the toddler and preschool crowd (ages 1-5).

Dog parents, take note - your furry friends aren't forgotten here. There's a dedicated water fountain for dogs, making this a popular spot for neighborhood pup walks. Just remember to check your four-legged companions for ticks afterward - better safe than sorry!

Recreation Opportunities

Feel like moving your body? The walking trail circles the entire park, excellent for a casual stroll or a more intentional exercise session. The expansive grassy areas give you plenty of room to toss a frisbee, kick a ball, or simply stretch out with a good book.

What makes Coy Park particularly versatile is that it actually houses two separate playground areas alongside all that open space for walking and exercise. This means kids of different ages can find their own spaces to play without crowding each other.

Park Management

The City of San José's Department of Parks, Recreation and Neighborhood Services keeps Coy Park in shape, handling everything from maintenance to operations.

You can enjoy the park daily from 6AM to 8PM - plenty of time to fit in a morning jog or an evening picnic. Street parking is available, but it might be a bit of a treasure hunt during peak times when everyone has the same great idea to visit.