It is even more beautiful than the pictures! the park was…read morevery large with lots of different things to do, and everything was nice quality. the people at the park made for a good atmosphere as well

Great place for kids to get into mischief, whatever that may be these days. There's plenty of room…read morefor walking, hiking, hiding, running, throwing the ball, or just sitting and taking in the sounds of children laughing as they play. Dogs also love the area. On the south end of the park is a hill where a bunch of ground squirrels live. Chasing these will definitely tire one out. I'm exhausted after only a few minutes. I wish I had a dog to share in the fun. Those little squirrels are fast! Especially the ones with foaming mouths. Picnic tables and benches are plentiful. Most are shaded. My favorite are the benches on top of the hill. You can get a beautiful view of the surrounding area and further on to the San Bernardino mountains, which at present time are snowcapped. If you enjoy bird watching, you'll see a nice variety. Raven, Hawk, sparrow, robbin, and humming. A flock of geese flew over as I was writing this. Behind the park are rocky hills for the kids to explore. I didn't climb them as I was too tired from chasing the squirrels. Plus, I wasn't feeling too good after one of the foamy ones bit me. I think I ma ey hav.. 2 kuT meye sta shrt,.? ....*×× im feeing a but disney. Quick Tip: If you see foaming squirrels, take away the beer cans they're chewing on. Especially if they're full. Drunken squirrels can get pretty nasty.

Beautiful park. Kept very clean. No bathrooms, no homeless. ( At least in the mornings) has about a…read morehalf mile path tou can walk. Also has other paths tou can cut across with. Great playground for kids. Basketball court. Volley area. Huge soccer/ grass area. Great park.

This is a large park with a pretty nice play structures for children. There is an area for smaller…read morechildren with rock climbing, musical instruments and slides. There's also a larger Play structure area with a very long side and lots of unusual climbing apparatus'. There's two baby swings. The park has about three covered picnic table areas. There's two basketball courts, a volleyball court and some bbqs. Unfortunately the park was dirty. There was trash all over the ground. Overall it's a good park with lots of space and grassy areas for picnics and play.

Love the splash pad and the park. It can get crowded when sports use the fields and parking is…read morescarce. Splash pad water turns off around 7pm. The splash pad turns on Memorial Day through Labor Day. Check the Corona parks and rec website for official dates.

My son really enjoyed the splash pad here, definitely will be back for another hot day.read more

Went here for July 4th and had a good time…read more There was free parking at the nearby church and also paid parking at the park, but since there would be a 30 mins. delay to get out of the paid parking to let pedestrians through after the fireworks, I opted for the free parking even though it was a further walk. It was annoying trying to get to the parking lot itself because almost all the ways Google Maps was telling me to get there was blocked off. I understand that they were trying to funnel people into one entrance, but when you have to make several detours trying to get to just one place, it gets really irritating. Anyway, once we were there, food trucks and porta potties were neatly lined up and there were also inflatable playgrounds for the kids to play at that you had to sign a waiver for. Food selection was good. I was happy there were a couple of vegan/vegetarian selections. I highly recommend bringing an umbrella and bottles of water because even though we came late in the afternoon, the sun was still blazing and people were hiding in the shade of the trees. The park is huge, so there's plenty of space to spread out and even if you leave your spot several times like we did, there's always a new spot to find which is just as good as the last one. There was a stage with live bands playing 80s to 90s music with intervals of recorded present day music. I'm fairly sure the woman who sang in the first band sang the national anthem and she was amazing! There was a section in front of the stage roped off as a dance floor and it was fun seeing everyone from a cute elderly couple to parents with kids dancing and enjoying themselves. The fireworks are right behind the stage and because we chose to sit right up front close to the stage, right behind the roped off dance floor, we could just lay down on our towels and watch the fireworks which is easier on the neck. Since we came a little before 5 when they officially opened and entertainment is basically just listening to the live band, eating, drinking, and people watching I admit there were times when I wish we had come a little later because it is a long 4 hour wait, but still it was a nice day to be outside sitting or laying down on the grass on a beautiful Friday afternoon, which like the announcer had said was a gift to us since some countries have neither the luxury or freedom to do so. Overall, it was a good experience. It's very family oriented, safe, casual and relaxed.

We have been playing soccer games here for the past 10 years. The parking is atrocious, they have…read morenice-ish fields and a fun playground. The restrooms are never clean or well maintained, ie clogged toilets, no toilet paper, no working sinks. The big field at the front where the older kids play is ridiculous with their big kicks, the ball is always flying towards that parking lot or over the back hill. All in all, it's definitely one of the more average-ish fields we play at, but the actual fields themselves are pretty well maintained.

I love the zip line and the sunsets are sooooo fech and its just so fun there is all kinds of…read morethings to do like go on a walk or bike ride there is lots of grass to play soccer

What a fun park in Norco. It's at the bottom of Pumpkin Rock Trail. There are bathrooms, sporting…read morecourts, giant porch-like swings to sit on, a covered event space with tables, and a huge, fabulous playground for all ages to enjoy.

It's a cute park, however the downside is that there is no bathrooms. If the park is for toddlers…read morefrom 2 to 5 years old where are they supposed to use the restroom. Plus there is only street parking, there is no designated area for park parking.

I came here to walk my dog and it was nice. There is a path around the park that is paved. It is…read morenice for walking. There is also a basketball court and play ground. Loved it.

Lots of good memories made here. This is the facility used by Jurupa Parks and Rec for their youth…read morebasketball program. The program is offered in both summer and winter. There is no a/ c in the building so fans are used . In the summer it gets really hot as temps rise. In the winter it gets really cold. The courts here support two full or half court indoor games being played at once .There are also bathrooms and a children's play structure outside along with a few covered picnic tables .

Pretty nice playground. Also has two swirly seats. There are restrooms but not sure if their…read moreoperating hours. There's one gazebo with two picnic tables. Also, there's a basketball court, what looks like a baseball field.

This is a simple park. It serves the purpose of hosting ball games: there are two baseball fields,…read moretwo small parking lots, a few picnic tables under nice shady trees, a small open grassy area for hosting a picnic or tossing a football around, and a paved walkway all around the park for walking or jogging. There is no kids playground here. If you're looking, head down the street to Hunt Park. We came here for Summerfest, a free community event hosted by the (awesome) City Parks and Rec Dept. It was nice and well organized, lots of freebies, kid crafts, and free BBQ lunch. We went through the kids obstacle course & got splashed, which was appreciated on a hot day, then walked around picking up flyers & info about community resources. My favorite part was getting squirted by the fireman's hose. That's what she said. Today's maturity level: Michael Scott. Anyhow, after walking around in 95 degree weather I enjoyed relaxing under a shady tree and people watching. Probably won't be back for lack of a playground, but still an enjoyable place to have spent an afternoon. Yipeeeee for free fun!!!