Location

University Avenue & Blossom Hill Road

Map of Park Grounds 

Oak Meadow Park (pdf)

Map and driving directions
 

The gem of the Los Gatos parks, Oak Meadow Park is centrally located. A large 12 acre park featuring a large grass field, large playground area with a real, decommissioned USAF T-33 Jet, bocci ball courts, BBQ and picnic facilities, Billy Jones Wildcat Railroad, W.E. Bill Mason Carousal, access to Vasona County Park, and the Los Gatos Creek Trail.

Services

Picnic Areas - Picnic tables with small barbeques are scattered throughout the park. These areas are first come first served and limited to small family groups (25 people or less).

Reserved group areas - nine areas are available for use by reservation only. Reservations for these areas can be requested through the Online Parks Reservation System only. Each area can accommodate fifty people and has a large barbeque pit and tables. A use fee is required. To view map of group areas, click here.

Special permits may be required based on number of people and any special equipment. Click on Park Regulations for more information.

About Oak Meadow Park

In 1954 a new park site had to be found with the construction of Highway 17 causing the loss of Memorial Park. A parcel of land at the corner of University Avenue and Williams Street (Blossom Hill Road today) owned by Louisa and Pietro Denevi was purchased in May 1957. The site was previously used as the sewer farm for the Town.

Developed in stages, the park opened in 1958. Since then, the park has become very popular. The added features of a historical airplane, fire engine, railroad, carousel and cuppola, located in a lovely creek-side setting. Oak Meadow is enjoyed by everyone.