Cheap Things To Do in San Carlos, California

The presence of a newly renovated playground structure at this city park make it a draw for families with ...

Water fountain, trash cans, grill, litter bags provided for cleaning up after dogs, spring mounted whale in... More on KaBoom.org

In the foothills west of San Carlos and just north of Edgewood Park is the 293-acre Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District preserve, featuring a broad central meadow flanked by two wooded canyons. Cordilleras Creek originates in ... More on Trails

The San Carlos Museum of History is located in downtown San Carlos at 533 Laurel Street. Drop by and learn more about the City of San Carlos and see first hand some of the historical items at the museum. You can call (650) 802-4354 ... More on Cityofsancarlos.org

Includes a kidney-shaped area for 2-5 year olds (tot lot), trash cans, water fountains, grills, hand ball c... More on KaBoom.org

This park is great, with plenty of grass, trees, and a new playstructure for kids (Aug 2008) More on GeckoGo

This San Mateo County park of hilltops, gentle meadows, oak groves, and canyons faces the green expanse of the Skyline ridge to the west and looks out over the Bay to the east. It adjoins Pulgas Ridge Open Space Preserve just across ... More on Trails

Lots of little bits of singletrack in a city park. Nothing particularly epic or special, especially with Wa... More on trails.mtbr.com

Most soil surfaces are fairly loose. More on trails.mtbr.com

Topics: aviation. More on MuseumStuff.com

Watch the billboard that you can see off of Highway 101 for announcements about special shows and ev... More on Judysbook.com

Trails in two city parks Big Canyon and Eaton parks climb to high vantage points and descend to meet at Brittan Avenue. This trail ... More on Trails

This is wonderful trail. It's very close to San Carlos downtown but very ca More on Trails

Water fountain and trash cans. Playground is fenced. Two tot swings and two belt swings. Playground has a t... More on KaBoom.org

The park is fenced on the Cedar Street side from north to south, immediately adjacent to the sidewalk. Thi... More on Cityofsancarlos.org

Three baseball/softball diamonds, 5 tennis courts, picnic tables, water fountains, trash cans, tot swings. ... More on KaBoom.org

Formerly the site of the athletic fields for San Carlos High School, this area was obtained in 1986 in a t... More on Cityofsancarlos.org