Edith Morley Park

Edith Morley park is a small park with a picnic bench area, restrooms and several acres of lawn. The park is quiet and situated inside a business park and HWY 17.

There is a water feature/pond and community garden nearby. Our favorite activity is to ride our bikes or walk to the adjacent overflow pools. There is a "hidden" labyrinth on the edge of the trail we encourage you to explore!

Cute little park with several adjacent ponds

It’s a very cute small park just next to tech campus. It’s got a big lawn, cute artificial gorge/pond with fishes, pretty path that goes all around. And it’s full of beautiful California native plants which make this park really special.
Restrooms: yes
Parking: curbside
Pets: friendly

Nice park in a safe neighborhood, lots of good seating, well maintained toilets and fountains for drinking water. Dog friendly. Awesome fall foliage!!

Easter party clean quiet I rented whole park plenty of tables no BBQ grill

I got a plot about 3 weeks ago I'm excited I started from scratch the plot have a cover my seeds start growing they have few plots available if any one live in the city of campbell can apply.

a little something special for all ages. the kind of park you have to find ✨

" when I say we are going to 'THE park' , know that I mean that park.."
* my son and his father walking out the door to go to THE park *

This is a pleasant community park in Campbell. It has park benches, winding paths, and picnic beaches with shade. There is some background noise from the freeway, however didn't seem to be over powering.

Small, quaint, lovely. I had an awesome stranger hop off their bike and scurry up a tree (while barefoot) to snag an errant drone. A+.

A few nice places to sit under the shade, a big enough lawn, some tables, and a few benches. Its a park, not a playground.

SCRINGUS MCBINGUS my beloved.

Yall should fill the ponds again tho. Dry asH i miss the birds. Look st them. Funny little creatures.

Really nice 👌 Clean and peaceful park.

Cute little park and very clean. They have a grass area, community garden, few tables and bathroom (great for hosting parties), and a walking trail. I usually walk here in the mornings. Not much traffic at this time, mostly people walking their dogs.

This park is always quiet and feels safe. There is a diverse set of things to do including a small nature preserve, a community garden, a open area for activities, and restrooms. We typically come to walk my pup around the dried ponds.

Very clean and beautiful park. California native plants and a cute community garden next to it as well as different fruit trees! Perfect for walking your dog.

This park is tranquil, has a running your round stream, which now holds goldfish and a nice boardwalk area with seating. Certain times of the year you will see ducks and you always hear birds in the early morning hours. Squirrels are scurrying about and folks walking their dogs on leashes and walking (there are two dried back pond areas that you can walk around as well) themselves to get a little bit more exercise out doors. A shortage of trees you will find not. The grass is plenty and there are beautiful spots for those special pictures of a selfie or of friends. Let's not forget the two Checker Board Tables (bring your own checkers) and other scattered tables for a quick bite or maybe a good book read.🌿

Beautiful park. Being a fire evacuee atm I needed fresh air, and some sunshine in a relaxed atmosphere. I mean I know, how much good can you say about a park? But surrounded by allot of trees, and greenery with a nice breeze blowing was just what i needed. Sat at a picnic table reading my book. Was the screaming ticket. Anyone who passed smiled. (Even tho i wouldn't expect in bay area, heh) It was a good day at a good park.

My absolute favorite park. Many people don't know about this location which make it a very peaceful and worth it to go here kind of park. It's perfect for yogis, tai-chi, a walk with your furry best friend, romantic picnic, or even just a place to go and clear your head from all the city's congestion. Very quiet. Only people who really go there are people who've lived in this area and know the back streets and this hidden gem, the employees of the very few buildings across the street who really only take walks before, on lunch breaks, or right after work then usually leave. Then have your usual community Gardner's who come and check on there little gardens at the further end of this location at the dead end.

Quiet, simple great place to yoga or walk your senior dog without hassles!!! Secluded but safe!

My favourite park in Santa Clara County -- a small gem featuring a babbling brook, ample sitting areas (picnic tables), a large grassy open space, and an adjacent set of walking paths (around the confines of three "percolation ponds" which have been bone dry the past two years). Bathrooms are clean.

Edith Morley Park is a nice place to visit if you'd like to have a short walk on a dirt trail between some random trees, shrubs, and whatever other vegetation grows there. To the left as you head west you'll see some unsightly dead grass since the drought (and part of the area is no trespassing, so keep aware of the signs). There is no playground there but there are some grass areas for creative-minded play (children, mainly).