O’Toole Elms Park

small park located between Abel and Main sts. it has a single bbq unit, a drinking fountain, playground for toddlers, park benches and picnic tables.

I found this park on Unilocal because I was in the area and looking for a park to bring my lunch to. Found this to be the closest to the area that I was at.
Parking was a little weird because there was no designated parking area for the park. It’s kind of sandwiched between two apartment complex’s in which I thought it was okay to park in the area attached to the apartments and walk through the gate.
Probably the most well maintained parks I’ve been to. Lots of picnic tables and benches. Extremely clean and not too crowded but no bathroom from what I saw.

Good small park to spend a few hours. Has swings. Is well maintained and clean. No restroom though in the park. No dedicated parking for the park. So have to park nearby at Taco Bell or the Jain Temple or on the street.

This is, to me, a relatively small park. Two small playgrounds and two infant/​small kids swings.
I’m not sure if there’s a back entrance or where the actual parking is. but I parked in the parking lot next to the park and walked over. I think this lot is for the Condos on Abel tho? I’m not sure.
Anywho, I like the park. There’s no sand which makes for «cleaner» (at least by appearance) and not too busy (there’s always parents with kids) but it’s been fun bringing my four month old and putting him on the swing for a little while. He also enjoys watching the kids play! Possibly taking mental notes and learning how to play in the playground?

huge park just off of Abel and Curtis before Montague expressway. two separate playgrounds one for 1 to 5 years and the other for 5 years and older. each playground is surrounded with rubber mulch for safety purposes. picnic tables surrounded with lush green grass for bbq and to catch some rays! but tell me why my nieces and nephews were more amused with the water fountain than the playground itself!
just over the fence there’s the milpitas fire fighting training facility; good thing is it keeps the kids occupied but it gets loud when the sirens go off. also the entrance is on abel street so be careful the little ones don’t run into abel street.