This is an old park, and you can tell because there is some wear and tear everywhere, but it has…read moreheart and there are a lot of fun things to do here. Playground: There is a pretty big playground for kids here, complete with slides, swings, ramps, playhouse -- the whole shebang. The ground is covered with wood chips, not sand, so that's nice. Pool: There's a pool area, with a big pool and a pool for little ones. Directly outside the pool is a cluster of picnic benches. Baseball field: The neat thing about this baseball field is that it's near a block of trees and grass, so you could watch the game while staying out of the hot sun. Snack bar: pretty self-explanatory. It's not open all the time -- only for baseball games and other special events. Tennis courts: The courts are lighted so you can beat the heat and play at night! Apparently, there's also a dog park and skate plaza here somewhere, but I haven't come across either one. That doesn't mean they don't exist, it just means I need to look harder next time I visit!

There's lots of parking. There's two playgrounds: one for toddlers and one for older kids. There's…read moretwo baby swings, two kinds of swings I've never seen before elsewhere, and two regular swings. The swings were pretty high up. I'm only four foot nine so I couldn't lift my kids into the first 4 swings. The park has nice little details like a roundabout, a xylophone and rock climbing. There's a lot of benches and tables for the parents to watch their kids nearby. One thing I will say, the park is super popular and it was very packed. All the kids we encountered were so sweet and kind towards each other. It was really nice seeing everyone get along and playing together. There's an office, a baseball field and bathrooms. There's also an indoor pool but it was currently closed. Very nice park.

I've visited this park for years and it continues to improve. It's such a gem to have in the area…read more There's space for children to play, and open space for throwing frisbees, or having a picnic, or reading a book. Plenty of space to walk your dog. There's at least two lakes that I've seen and numerous hiking trails several of which I've enjoyed. Some people like to fish, I'm not sure which type of fish are in the waters. There's also horse trails and bike trails. Most of the trails are accessible whether you have a motorized scooter, cane, or wheelchair, you can enjoy the nature trails. There's a variety of different wildlife and birds. A great place to bird watch. There's cows nearby. I love cows! There's clean restrooms, but they never have soap. There's overnight camping available and space to keep horses, not sure if it's for overnight horse lodging. I'm grateful for the Regional Park card they offer to veterans. That's a huge benefit and I appreciate it. I recently discovered the Celeste De Blasis Memorial Garden which was so beautiful it made me emotional. It's nice to see things like that in this area. This is a beautiful park and one of my favorite parks to visit. It's open daily from 7:30 am to 7pm.

Beautiful park in the high desert offering many recreational activities for the whole family. Great…read morefor hiking, relaxing, camping, picnicking, wildlife watching, photography and fishing. There is a fee per day/per car ($15 as of this writing), so plan accordingly. While I didn't camp, I did see some stunning campsites right next to the water and in beautiful condition. Lots of great hiking spots, lots of folks fishing and overall a wonderful atmosphere. There's even a Frisbee golf course. Very clean and well-maintained. Parking is included in the entrance fee. Always check the website https://parks.sbcounty.gov/park/mojave-narrows-regional-park/ for current regulations and fees. Enjoy!

What a gem this park is, we got done walking around the Village so we decided to take the girls to…read morethe park for a bit before we went to meet up with our other friends to watch the bands play. Wow this park is amazing, it was very windy and foggy but the kids didn't mind. We brought blankets so through them over us lol and walked over. They have swings when you first walk up, but if you walk a bit further they have the playground. They also have a tennis or bad mitten court and basketball courts too. The playground is so nice and clean and they have a cool zip line for the kids to play on, they loved that so much and had a blast going on it lol. It even has a cute little gazebo such a beautiful park. The girls had a blast we would love to come here again. If you have never been to MacKay Park you should if you have little ones it's really beautiful here. Even if you don't it's peaceful and in the mountains and so lovely. The parking lot is pretty big too so plenty for everyone. Have a beautiful day, be kind to everyone :) Aloha

Went to MacKay park last month, I did not take any photos that day, but it was a small park good…read morefor family and children. Upon arriving, parking lot is not as big as you would expect, we squeezed in besides the trash cans to park, however it was really clean, and everyone's vibe is nothing but smiles and nods. They do have bathrooms, on the right hand side near the parking lot are swings, to the left and middle part closer to the parking lot has two pickleball courts, and if you walk past the swings the walkway leads to a view and a children's playground. My fiancée and I came for the dog park, which was literally a walk to the left past the actual parking lot. Spacious with a few trees and limited spots for shade. But enough room for your furry friends to stretch their legs!

Was visiting in town, happy that this dog park was local. Only 5 mins away from the village…read more 2 things I wasn't the biggest fan of, 1. The Sand(super messy) 2. Was that many dogs maybe only 1-2, I seen more dogs outside of the actual dog park. Just roaming around the actual park.. But overall was cool that dog had somewhere to let some energy out.

This is a pretty gross dog park. It's smaller than a tennis court, all dirt (no grass) and no one…read morepicks up after their dogs, including, I would assume, the city workers who are supposed to do this job. I decided to be a good samaritan and started to pick up some other dogs' poo but stopped after a dozen or so. There were several dozen more. Come on, Big Bear. Do better. The only reason I'm giving this place two starts instead of one is because the people I met there - locals - were nice people.

The Ranch Park is one of my favorites in the Big Bear City area. For anyone visiting Big Bear who…read morewould like to visit a park but not deal with tourist-heavy areas, The Ranch Park is such a wonderful spot. Located in the back of a residential area, the park features relaxing energy with some beautiful nature / mountain views. If you're looking for a place to see the famous Big Bear Wild Burros (donkeys), they are often roaming around this neighborhood, especially if you take Lakewood Drive to the back of the neighborhood. Sometimes they can be seen wandering around The Ranch Park, especially when it's early in the morning or late in the evening and not super crowded. There's a really nice fenced in dog park (The Ranch Bark Park), but also lots of other features including a playground, climbing rock, tennis courts, basketball courts, and a ADA-friendly walking path. Parking has never once been an issue in all the years that I've been visiting this park. There's a large free lot in the center of the park, as well as an additional lot across the street, and other places in the neighborhood where you could park on the street if you needed to. No structured bathrooms, but lots of porta potties that are regularly checked and usually pretty clean.

Such a gem. Super quiet. Hidden behind a playground. 4 minutes away from where we stayed which is…read morenear Sugarloaf, so opposite of the big bear blvd bark park. We went around 12:30pm. Our dog is 20lbs but there is no small dog/large dog designated areas. It's for all sizes. We enjoyed!!

Cute. Lil Mountain Park before you head down the mountain back to the city. Park has some tree…read moreshade, nice green grass to set your blankie on and enjoy the fresh air, have a picnic or people watch. Doggie, pet friendly. Clean restrooms. If you feel like dipping your tosies in the crisp water, there is access, you can walk down to. Parking lot is small and tight. Happy Adventure Ya'll!

Boulder Bay Park is one of Big Bear Lake's most picturesque (and busy) spots, offering stunning…read moreviews of the lake, towering boulders, and plenty of open space for you and your dog to enjoy. Located on the western side of Big Bear Lake, this park is a popular destination for both locals and visitors, particularly those looking to enjoy a peaceful and leisurely walk with their pets, a picnic, or just some quiet time by the water. There is a free parking lot adjacent to the park, but it can fill up quickly, especially on weekends and holidays. If the lot is full, there is additional street parking available nearby. The park is open year-round, but the best times to visit are during the spring, summer, and fall when the weather is mild, and the lake is at its most beautiful.

Its such a peaceful place! I go there at least 3x a week and just talk with God and/or feed the…read moreducks!

Nice trees & shade but, a lot of people come there on the weekends to blast loud music all…read moreafternoon. It can also get very hot with a lot of dust blowing in from the dirt road on the south end of the park when vehicles drive in & out. Parking is a joke. I have been to 2 events there. I did not enjoy it. At least at home I have walls blocking some of the noise from my neighbors. Like being in a ghetto without walls.

This is probably the nicest dog park I have ever been to! It is big, clean, and has multiple areas…read morebased on your dog's size. At this dog park there are multiple activities for pups to jump over and climb. There are potty bags available, as well as a dog water fountain. Highly recommend for furry friends!

This is the nicest dog park I've ever been to. They've got a jungle gym for dogs here…read more There are a lot of dogs that come herr and it seems like its full of regulars. I really like that mighty yellow statue dog in the front. Thats what grabbed my attention!

Park and lake use are "for ALA members/guests" only. Notice electronic entry system in place for…read moreboth foot and vehicular traffic and ALA does patrol its' holdings---they are nonpareil. Park borders Green Valley Lake and the posh Lake Arrowhead Country Club offering vistas of luscious velvety greens (nurtured by reclaimed water thanks LACSD). Fastidious maintenance observed (on my visit). Dogs allowed to play and doggie bags are provided at no charge to keep all sanitary. Fishing allowed with license. Ducks, geese and many varieties of birds spotted and large groups of bright orange/white Koi.

Nice spot. Lovely ducks. Lots of dogs. They took the playground equipment down wish was the reason…read moreo went there. I don't know if it's just for the winter or permanent.

Why public swimming pool doesn't allow a child to have floaters, like so what is the reason? It is…read moresafety reason?

The lifeguards are so amazing and very attentive to everyone around them. I was speaking to such a…read morenice lifeguard and she gave me all the right information I need for the pool!