Parks in Scotts Valley, California

Separate play space for 2-5 year olds (tot lot). Spiral slide, double lightning slide, solar climber, ribbon climber, look down panel, babble on, steering wheel, shifting sands panel, ... More on KaBoom.org

Category: Amusement Places Special Effects Arcade is a quality source of laughter and enjoyment in California. Visit us ... More on localamusementparks.com

22,000 sq. ft. of creamy cement goodness. bowls from 3' to 9', larger section kinda like Truckee but bigger and deeper, small street area, mostly bowls. looks like good spots for both airborne and coping-assisted transfers, tranny ... More on skateboardpark.com

Depending on your outlook, the Mystery Spot is either a reasonably priced tourist trap or a gateway to anot... More on NileGuide

Being a geeky kid with a scientist for a father, this place was always entertaining, not to mention a head-... More on Trekaroo

The Boardwalk's roots go back to 1865, when John Leibrandt opened a public bathhouse near the mouth of the ... More on Beachboardwalk.com

Its free to just walk around the park. 8. More on Epinions.com

Santa Cruz County Conference & Visitors Council. 831/425-1234; 800/833-3494. 1211 Ocean St. Santa Cruz County offers the quintessential California ... More on Visitcalifornia.com

Founded by Kali Ray, TriYoga includes the full range of traditional yoga practices. On January 5, 1980, kri... More on YogaFinder

For all it's strengths, the Boardwalk isn't Disneyland. More on ThemeParksOnline

Category: Amusement Park Land/mineral/wildlife Conservation Califrnia State Prks Rcreation is a great provider of family fun in California. ... More on localamusementparks.com

This beach is not available to the general public at this time. Location and Directions In Daly City, at the end of Thornton Beach Road. Follow John Daly Boulevard west from Interstate 280 across Skyline Boulevard into Thornton State ... More on Parks

This park features 15 miles of hiking and riding trails through a forest that looks much the same as it did... More on Parks.ca.gov

I think this is the best place to see the redwoods in the Bay Area. Here's why: 1. Relatively easy ... More on Trekaroo