Lincoln Glen Park

Recreational Features

Set in San Jose, this cozy 2-acre public park has a little something for everyone. Open daily from 8AM to 9PM, Lincoln Glen Park gives you plenty of time to enjoy a quick morning visit or an evening wind-down.

The heart of the park is its thoughtfully designed playground area that caters to kids of all ages. You'll find two separate play structures - one ideal for the little ones aged 2-5, and another that keeps the 5-12 crowd entertained.

Play Areas

One thing you'll appreciate about this playground is its rubber surface throughout. No more picking bark out of shoes or shaking sand from clothes - just a soft, cushioned material that makes falls a lot less scary.

What really sets Lincoln Glen apart is its water play area. With two children's water features, it's a fantastic spot to cool down when California brings the heat.

Parents of energetic toddlers can breathe easy here. The playground is fully gated, and there's even a separately gated toddler section inside the main area - an extra layer of security for your little explorers.

Kids seem to gravitate toward the park's standout equipment, especially the roller slide and the ever-popular zipline swing. With a variety of swings, slides, and climbing structures, there's something to entertain children of all abilities and energy levels.

Amenities

Need a spot for lunch or a small gathering? The park offers several picnic areas scattered throughout. Some tables come with umbrellas or coverings, while others sit under the natural shade of trees. Just note that these work on a first-come, first-served basis - no reservations here.

When nature calls, you'll come across two restroom facilities in the park. These single-stall options offer privacy and are typically kept in good condition.

Getting here is hassle-free with both a dedicated parking lot and plenty of street parking available. No need to circle the block looking for a spot.

Accessibility

Lincoln Glen really shines when it comes to inclusivity. Wheelchair-accessible slopes lead to play areas, and you'll find wide paths and ramps around the park. The playground includes accessible swings and equipment designed for children with varying abilities.

The thoughtful layout ensures that everyone can enjoy what the park has to offer, regardless of mobility needs. The rubber surfacing that covers the play areas isn't just safer - it also makes moving around much easier for wheelchairs and strollers.

Additional Features

Beyond the structured play areas, there's a nice open grassy space where you can let your dog run, toss a frisbee, or just spread out a blanket and relax. It's a refreshing contrast to the more active playground section.

While you'll come across some shaded spots within the park, on particularly sunny days you might want to bring a hat and sunscreen. The mature trees provide decent coverage in certain areas, but California sun is still California sun.