Centennial Park is a neighborhood park in Tustin. It spans about 9 acres and is uniquely shaped as…read moreentrances to the park come from the multiple streets surrounding the neighborhood exterior. Walk the paved paths to the middle of the park which has a basketball court, sand volleyball courts, multiple kids playgrounds, and a large open turf area in the middle. It's very quiet and clean and looks modern and updated. There are benches, tables, restrooms, doggie bag stations, and even an outdoor fitness/exercise area. It's tucked away with unassuming entrances shaped like a plus sign so I'm not surprised that it's not well known or busy, but it's a really nicely kept park.

Located in the center of Tustin Meadows, Centennial Park offers lit paths for jogging, strolling,…read moreor walking your dog. There are also a few playgrounds dispersed. Nice little greenbelt in the center of the community. At nighttime, there can be groups of teenagers hanging around, which can be a bit daunting, but they seem pretty harmless.

The park is spacious and has a playground, basketball court and big open field. The parking…read moresituation is a little odd but overall, nice and safe neighborhood to be around. We came on a beautiful, sunny day and played many games of Knock Out and shot some hoops.

Came on a Thursday. It's a lovely, flat park, perfect for a stroll. Appears well maintained.read more

This place has been here for ages, it is kept pretty clean and there's only a few homeless people…read morethat come in and out. Lots of grass to run around in. It's nice to picnic here.

My kids absolutely LOVE this park located right down the street from our home in Tustin. Although…read morethey do have handicap and disabled access, I'm bummed that they don't have simple things like Children's bucket swings. Although both of my kids love playing on the playground here...There is a disabled swing chair that doesn't lock properly, and a huge safety hazard of open and loose wires wrapped with electrical tape that could shock and injure any young child in the area. It is mindblowing to me that the City Of Tustin would just allow a shotty above ground wiring situation to exist at one of our favorite parks where we see small children playing so regularly. Something needs to be done about it.

Stopped by here earlier this morning after needing to walk off a lot of food lol…read more This is a nice little park located off the main road but also leading into a quiet residential neighborhood. There is no parking lot but there is plenty of free street parking surrounding the park area. The playground looks fairly new. There's also a basketball court and a couple of tennis courts.

My Daughter And I came to the new standpoint park. It is remodeled and it has a new playground…read more Great time for the kids to have some play time. Restrooms accessible

Gabrielino Park is tucked in a residential neighborhood near the UCI campus. The park rules…read moreactually say that it's only for community residents and guests but I'm not sure how they would verify or enforce that. I think you'll be fine as long as you're not causing any trouble. There's no private parking lot but there is ample street parking surrounding the park. The park has basketball courts, a kids playground and swings, a soccer field, some grills and tables, and even a small gated dog play area. It's a nice park that is secluded and peaceful.

Street parking, closest to playground would be along Twain. Uphill path to swings (2 toddler, 2 big…read morekids) over wood chips with no shade and one seesaw. Further the uphill path is the playground geared older over foam terrain. Unfortunately not an entirely clear line of sight between play equipment and swings. No shade over play equipment except for the two dirt diggers, but there's a unique train car that can seat a bunch of kids. A few picnic tables and trash cans. At top of hill is a dog run. There's an adult basketball court and a half court with lower hoops. A flat grass field with what appears to be movable goals. Restrooms appeared closed.

This is a great, small community park. It's cleaned pretty often, but I have on occasion seen some…read moreremnants of teenagers hanging out on the equipment, such as cans and bottles. I believe the park is meant for five years old to twelve year olds, but I usually see small toddlers there with their parents playing in the sand and on the equipment. There is just one big slide, sand, swings, and some digging equipment. It is a nice serene little spot, with a huge open grass area, and lots of trees around. There are no restrooms available here, so tends not to be super busy.

Hidden gem in Lemon Heights. Almost afraid to review it, so it doesn't get too busy. You can park…read moreon Peters Canyon Road and take a pleasant walk through the edge of Peters Canyon Park. Bring a picnic lunch and enjoy the lovely park with nice lawn and trees.

Wakeham Park is a small park located in a residential neighborhood in Costa Mesa. There's a small…read moreparking lot in the roundabout in the front but there's also street parking in the neighborhood. There's one massive grassy area in the middle surrounded by a kids playground, sand volleyball court, basketball courts, tables, large trees for shade, and a couple of covered areas for large gatherings. There are also public restrooms. There could be more parking but it's a large open space park that's not as busy as others.

Love this park. It's small, but very charming. It has a basketball court, volleyball court, soccer…read morefield, children's jungle gym, bathroom and a rock garden. It's always green, always clean and just a great place to get 2 Pokestops and 1 Pokemon Gym of you play Pokémon. Dog owners are friendly here and walk around is easy.

This is the closest local park to my apartment and I come here almost every day after work…read more It is a great place to walk or run with over- lapping trails throughout the space amongst natural shrubs and plants. It is always very clean, peaceful, and not crowded. Free parking. The sidewalks are wide and there are benches and tables throughout the space. I also appreciate how the trails are well-lit at night. This is also a great place to bring dogs as there is a new dog park here (the dog park is listed under Bark Barracks on its own page on Yelp). This is not your typical "neighborhood park" with grass, a playground, sports fields, etc. It is essentially an open space with trails and a dog park. Be careful -- I've seen coyotes here. The park shares the area with corporate office buildings and there is also the Mesa Food Hall directly across from it.

Went here yesterday due to the Good Vibe market, but the market was a bit dull. Only bought some…read morecookies from a familiar baker that I bought before, and so I saw this trail and thought to give it a shot. It's the closest trail to my apartment. It's an okay trail. I did see a homeless lady there by the dog park, but she pretty much left people alone. I continued onto the trail, but spotted two people wearing all black clothes that were right behind me. Maybe I was just being paranoid, but who wears all black long sleeve clothes in 83 degrees; and there were two guys right behind me. So I walked pretty fast, and went onto a different path. They ended up standing near a tree while one of them was somewhere else. I continued onto my trail and still saw them right behind me. Maybe they were enjoying the trail too, but my gut instinct was uncomfortable about this, so I went onto another path; and lost them. I then took an Uber to go to somewhere else. So yeah. I find this trail a bit disappointing. I'm used to going to real walking trails near Saddleback Church. But I think I may just bring a buddy with me next time. As a solo single woman myself. I find this trail just okay.