The Willow Glen Neighborhood

Willow Glen is centrally located in San Jose southwest of Downtown San Jose. The neighborhood is bordered by Willow Street and Bird Avenue; Almaden Expressway, the Guadalupe River and State Route-87 to the east; Foxworthy Avenue to the south; and a zig-zag that borders the city of Campbell on the west side, Hamilton Avenue, Leigh Avenue, and Dry Creek Road.

See the Google map, here (directing off our website).

Central and Historic Willow Glen

Long ago, Willow Glen was its own city before being annexed by the City of San Jose.  The central and historic district is a smaller area that's basically at the cross of Lincoln and Minnesota Avenues, bordered by the Los Gatos Creek as it traverses from the west side to the north; Pine and Malone Avenues to the south; the Guadalupe River and Lick Avenue to the east. 

See historic map here.

Downtown Willow Glen, is Lincoln Avenue from Coe Ave to Minnesota Avenue. (The district is represented by the Willow Glen Business Association (WGBA), a WGNA partner.)

Willow Street-Frank Bramhall Park Area, which includes the area around Willow Street, Meridian Avenue, Minnesota Avenue, Glen Eyrie Avenue, Camino Ramon, and Cherry Avenue.  Bramhall Park is one of Willow Glen's oldest, and most central parks, approximate to downtown Willow Glen.  The park is named after the City of San Jose's first dedicated parks director, Frank Bramhall.