City of Mountain View, CA / City Parks

On Aug. 21 and 22, the City of Mountain View hosted community meetings to kick off the development of the Parks and Recreation Strategic Master Plan. This plan will guide the future of the city’s park and open space resources, community facilities, and recreation programming.

For more information on the project and meetings, visit ImagineMVParks.com.

On Aug. 21 and 22, the City of Mountain View hosted community meetings to kick off the development of the Parks and Recreation Strategic Master Plan. This plan will guide the future of the city’s park and open space resources, community facilities, and recreation programming.

For more information on the project and meetings, visit ImagineMVParks.com.

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Pyramid Park is officially open! Located at Infinity Way and Pyramid Way, Pyramid Park features a full basketball court, exercise equipment, children’s play areas, an off-leash dog park, public art, restrooms and more. Pyramid Park is the City’s newest park, as well as one of the largest. Community members are welcome to visit the park and use its many features. Before you go, please know that Pyramid Park has very limited parking. Walking, biking or public transit is highly encouraged.

Check out the Grand Opening Celebration that was held on Saturday, Sept. 24, 2022 and get a sneak peek of the park features online.

For updates on upcoming park projects, visit https://www.mountainview.gov/depts/pw/projects/highlights.asp.

The City of Mountain View kicked off summer 2022 with the grand opening of Mora Park on Wednesday, June 22! Located at the corner of Ortega Avenue and Mora Drive, Mora Park is a .45-acre park that features a flower-themed play area, fitness equipment, public art bench, open lawn space and a small seating area. The City hopes everyone enjoys this new addition to the community.

Evandale Park opened to the public on Friday, November 13 at 4 p.m. Evandale Park is a 0.25 acre project, located at Evandale Avenue at Piazza Drive, that features space-themed play equipment and green open space. The space theme was requested by the Mountain View community to reflect the park’s proximity to NASA and Moffett Field.

Wyandotte Park is a .9 acre project, located at 2254 Wyandotte St., that features play and fitness equipment, green open space, and public art. Visit MountainView.gov/Parks for park and playground guidance and upcoming park projects.