Roberto Antonio Balermino Park
Interactive Park Map
About the Location
Indigenous Heritage
The park is named after Antonio Balermino, an Ohlone native born in 1782 who owned and managed a large rancho that once extended through present-day central and west San Jose.
The park's design incorporates elements that pay homage to the area's indigenous history. A notable feature is the detailed pavement pattern that recalls the traditional baskets woven by the Ohlone/Muwekma native people of the Bay Area, visually defining the park's aesthetic.
Park Features
This 1.8-acre public park offers a variety of recreational facilities for visitors of different ages. The park includes separate playground equipment areas for tots and older children, providing safe and age-appropriate play spaces.
For sports enthusiasts, the park features a basketball court and large turf areas suitable for various activities.
Visitor Information
The park is open from 8AM to 6PM seven days a week. Street parking is available for those arriving by car.
