Cupertino's first all-inclusive playground, opened June 2025, designed with an accessibility consultancy so kids of all abilities play together.
Cupertino's central community park and the city's default festival-and-picnic ground: a popular playground, summer concerts at the amphitheater, a pond, and big lawns.
Two playgrounds (one new in 2024), sports fields, BBQ picnic areas and a recreation building. Big enough that siblings of different ages can split up.
Modern Cupertino hotel with an outdoor pool and free parking, across from Main Street Cupertino's restaurants. Dinner with kids is a two-minute walk.
A free working homestead farm inside Rancho San Antonio with goats, sheep, pigs, and chickens, a one-mile stroller-friendly walk from the parking lot to the barnyard.
Brunch spot at Main Street Cupertino (also Palo Alto) with a kids' menu, high chairs, outdoor seating, and the famous Millionaire's Bacon for the grownups.
A domed planetarium with family shows (Magic Tree House and friends) and laser shows.
A flat creekside path toddlers can walk themselves, and a nature center with live animal ambassadors on its open days.
A historic hillside winery with picnic tables among the old buildings and peacocks wandering the grounds.
