This little patch of green is Campbell's smallest park.

Located off the busy Winchester Boulevard, Joseph…More Gomes Park is made up of native plants, two park benches, a winding paved path and a stone marker--all shaded by plenty of trees.</p>

Ainsley Park a place where visitors and residents alike can go and take a breather after shoppin, dinning or just…More hanging out in downtown. Located at the East end of Campbell Avenue and the downtown, this little gem has benches, shady trees and a great spot to watch the cars and people go by.</p> <p> </p>

Tucked away in a more industrical area of the city, Edith Morley Park is a beautiful span of open green space along…More one of the many percolation ponds throughout Campbell.</p> <p>Paved walkways meander throughout the park, along a boardwalk and through a shady creek, past the open green and giving access to a peaceful view of the pond.</p> <p>Dogs are allowed, but only on a leash. Alcohol consumption and group activities require a permit.</p> <p>There is no skateboarding, golfing, bicycling or skating at the park. No swimming or fishing in the ponds and disturbing the wildlife is prohibited.</p>

This Campbell park lives up to its namesake. Large green spaces, three playgrounds, basketball courts, cement outdoor…More auditorium seating and benches sprinkled throughout makes this park a destination for families, athletes and visitors alike.</p> <p>The park is located at the corner of Campbell and Gilman avenues, just past downtown Campbell and before Highway 17. Large leafy trees keep the noises from the busy Campbell Avenue at bay and ample street parking makes it an ideal spot.</p> <p>Another attractive item is the set of full-length, night-lit (until 10pm) basketball courts. There is also access to the Los Gatos Creek Trail, which connects downtown San Jose to Vasona Park and on to the Lexington Reservoir in nearby Los Gatos.</p> <p>Although only six throughout the park, there are picnic tables available and are first-come, first-served.</p> <p>There are three areas for children and families to spend time: a basic swing set with surrounding benches and shady trees, a second playground with slides, climbing wall, merry-go-round and monkey bars and a third toddler playground, completely enclosed with tables and seating. There is also a water feature within the toddler play area.</p> <p>Dogs are allowed on leash or to travel through the park to access the trail. They are not allowed in any of the children's play areas nor in the water feature.</p>

The Campbell Percolation Ponds are a group of recharging ponds within the city of Campbell.

The water at these…More various ponds throughout Campbell act as refill stations for rainwater runoff, which will eventually percolate into the ground and to the underground natural aquifers.</p> <p>Gravel trails around the ponds allow for access around the bodies of water, and benches give visitors a chance to take a seat and enjoy the view of the various bird species that call these ponds home.</p> <p>Dogs on leashes are welcomed, and there are doggie bags and trash bins available at each entrance.</p>