Orloff Park

Best toddler playground in pleasanton. Plenty of shade. Cool breeze. There are two playgrounds here– toddler and bigger kid. It makes it much easier for me to watch my daughter because less chance of a bigger kid knocking her over.

Decent park. Good for walks and bike rides. Slides and such for the kids and basketball for the kids…
People play volleyball and soccer and baseball sometimes (bring you own stuff), have picnics or just relax.

It’s a pretty decent park. I started going there because my daughter’s physical therapist took us there to use the play structures. Later, I started playing volleyball there with a few friends. The location was convenient as some of us in the playing group were local and this was the neighborhood park. But lack of bathrooms and a bit of a drive from the freeway are negatives, especially when you have players driving in from other cities. Not very crowded.

Great place for kids all ages. There is a section/​playground for little toddlers as well as for older kids, basketball ground, grass field

I can’t put my hands on why I did not like this park that much. It is a neighborhood park, which means no bathrooms available. It is assumed that you live there and you can go to the bathroom in your own home. Fair enough though!
The park is separated into two parts with a basketball (I think) field in the middle. I am not sure that is such a great set up.
One side has a play structure and some other fun toys to ride on, the other part also has a play structure BUT it has a sand box too! Big plus with my 11 months old, who loved covering himself with sand!
There is grass all around it, so that there is a buffer zone between the park and the street, which is not that busy anyways.
Now I really have no idea why I didn’t like it too much there. I like my description of the park more than the park itself.

I had high-​hopes for this park after hearing about it. The combo of foam floor, slides, and a sandbox sounded perfect! The little kids playground is nice, don’t get me wrong. However, the sandbox (next to the big-​kids climbing structure) is seriously disgusting. It’s filled with bark and dirt and just outside the sandbox there were cigarette butts and even a band-​aid. I might come back for the little kid area, but would definitely not let my child go in the sandbox!!!

Great neighborhood park. There are two playgrounds here, divided by a 4 hoop basketball court. There is quite a lot of space between the two playgrounds, so if you are trying to supervise both playgrounds at once, it would be pretty hard.
My two year old really loves the toddler playground. It is a fun structure with climbing things, several slides, tunnels to crawl through, a bridge, and some other little gadgets to spin around. There are also swings and some rocker toys at this playground. Nice foam surface. I think that this is a great winter park as the playgrounds are not really shaded so it does get hot in the summer. The basketball courts do have some shade though.
The structure for older kids is quite big and fun looking. There is also sand over there.
No bathrooms at this park, which is why it only gets 4 stars.

Orloff Park has two playgrounds, one for toddlers and one for the older kids. The toddler playground has a soft foam surface under the play equipment that dries quickly after rain and cushions falls. However, the foam surface gets very hot on sunny summer days. Watch out for burnt hands if your babies are still learning to walk. The play structure has tons for little minds to explore and 4 slides and 4 toddler swings! The play area for the older kids is a short walk — maybe 100 yards? This playground has sand, swings and even a balance beam. This park has great shade and plenty of picnic tables for an afternoon at the park.