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Sunnyvale

Sunnyvale is one of Northern California’s largest cities by population size and home to many high-tech companies. It is also home to multiple aerospace and defense companies, most notably Moffett Field.

Sunnyvale began as a farming community in the early 1800s. Following World War II, its fruit development facilities were replaced with urban, industrial, and commercial developments.

The southern half of Sunnyvale is predominantly residential, while the northern portion is zoned for industrial use. Sunnyvale includes many parks, including a large community garden. Schools are within the Sunnyvale School District, Cupertino Union School District, and Santa Clara Unified School District.

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Parks + Trails

Baylands Park

Baylands Park is a 70-acre public park along San Francisco Bay, jointly managed by the City of Sunnyvale and Santa Clara County. The park abuts and overlooks an additional 105-acre seasonal wetland preserve, which provides a habitat for a wide variety of native bay flora and fauna.

Seven Seas Park

Seven Seas Park is a charming neighborhood park in Sunnyvale that offers outdoor recreational activities for visitors of all ages, with a focus on family and children's activities. The newly-constructed park is home to two children's playgrounds divided by age use, which are themed around pirate and aquatic themes and offer safe, shaded play experiences.

Sunnyvale Golf Course

Sunnyvale Golf Course is a premiere golf course in the Bay Area that offers two unique courses to challenge visitors of all ages and skill levels. The facility's par-70 18-hole main golf course was opened in 1969 and features holes spanning lengths of up to 6,255 yards, with unique bunker, water hole, and dog leg elements to challenge golfers.