This park is a great place to walk your dog ( they have 3 different sections for what size dog you…read morehave) , have a birthday gathering , shoot some hoops , disk golf , or get some steps in . What is not great is the parking .... Especially on weekend it's a challenge to get a spot even with a handicapped pass . It's nice when the snack bar is open for a fresh beverage deep inside the park and the dog will love the fountain down at floor level to indulge padre dam high quality h20

Mast Park is a very nice park with some very good amenities. I came for a 40 minute walk, and a few…read morewalks around the park accomplished my goal. The park offers large playgrounds for the little ones, clean restrooms, a dedicated dog park and walk, good picnic and BBQ areas, and basketball courts. I liked the well maintained trail that traverses around and through the park. There are plenty of mature trees, good grassy areas, and shaded pavilions.

This is a pretty good park. The biggest drawback is that there's no designated parking lot, so…read moreparking is a along the street at the local elementary school on the weekends. The park does have a lot to offer like a soccer field, softball field, tennis courts, and volleyball net, sand included, and basketball courts. More importantly it offers public restrooms and a shaded pavilion with plenty of tables. Pets must be kept on a leash at this park. The park also offers a walking or running pathway around the park, which is the reason why I came. The grass is well kept.

Pros: big field,big goals, nice park, tennis court, basketball courts,volleyball net…read more Cons: rude people,dirty bathrooms,no parking

What is going on with this park lately? It used to be so nice but now it's overgrown, has lots of…read morespots underwater, with some being roped off. Also, the grass used to be so nice and green and now has lots of dead spots. At least they brought the porta potty back...

Id say this park is nice for Parents to bring their kids to play. It's in a safe neighborhood. Park…read morewas pretty clean. 》Fair warning: their is no restroom just a porta-poty so I'd have some hand-sanitizer or hand wipes handy!. Parking is fairly simple here due to it being in a residential area.

It's a quaint park with basically a small walking looping path with grass in the middle. There's…read moredoggy bags, ample trash cans, and two benches. There's not much else, but it's nice and quiet, and I want to say great for small dogs with short range of walking. It's well kept for the most part, although street parking is the only option for this park. It is very much a neighborhood park for the locals rather than a big public park.

The people and pets make this park. It's like total dog freedom but it must be short lived in that…read morethere is no water, no bathrooms. I saw a kind Sir chuck a ball from one side to the other and the dog got the ball just before it hit the wall. Most kind of understand that dogs are intelligent and run play grass is fun, but dogs like to go over and under like an obstacle course. It would be cool if they had something like that. Even just a Balancing beam. The people I met where very cool and the two senior dogs I think they are labs where so cool. Those where some great dogs. If you come around dusk you can meet lots of dog lovers. Sorry no cats allowed.

Decent neighborhood park if you are within walking distance - playground area isn't always…read moremaintained well and not always safe for play (broken/shattered glass, trash, damaged equipment and/or ground covering) and you're not always sure who will be there - families with young kids, friend gatherings, homeless encampments, teens not using equipment properly, smoking adults, drinking/drunk adults. No restroom or water fountain. Parking is street only and is usually challenging. Worth going by if you're able to check it out and take it or leave it but

This new park is very close to the 7/11 on the corner of University and Winona. Going down the…read morehill, Winona turns into Wightman St and the park is just ahead on the left. The site used to be an empty lot and now it's a very nice neighborhood park. I first heard about it yesterday on the news, apparently this park just recently opened. There was actually still some plastic wrapping on the play structure. The 1st thing you'll notice is the large metal bar shade over chess/checker tables. There are 2 play structures, swings, a good number of tables, two bbq pits and even a pull up/dip bar and ab bench workout area. A short walking trail dotted with info graphics runs the length of the park next to a drainage creek. In heavy rains, these will become rivers of water as they're part of a watershed. The one thing this park needs more of is shade. A few coverings over or near the tables would be awesome on 95 degree days like today. There are some young trees planted around the middle grass area that do provide shade as well. A unique feature of this park is the basketball courts. In the area, I believe only Teralta Neighborhod park has courts as well. There is a bike rack here to lock up so you don't have to keep an eagle eye on it during a game. Overall this is a very nice park. It is on the smaller size but bigger than the mini parks around. This would also be a nice place for a weekend or weekday bbq. The bbq pits here have a small table right next to it which is awesome. There's a dog poop bag station too so please use it people!! Keep our parks clean and stay classy, San Diego.

Reasons we love this park…read more Completely fenced in! This is not to say that we or anyone shouldn't watch their children and use the fence as a form of supervision, but when you have a super active child who wants to explore everything and a baby, it is nice to give your older child a little space to explore and know that if you don't have them on a tight lease they won't get hit by a car. The area over all is pretty clean and there is a decent amount of shade. So-So The structures (one for smaller/younger children and a bigger one for the older kids) are average. Nothing super special. Someone wrote a hate word on one of the structures. I'm not sure if it has been removed yet or not. Negatives The bathrooms/porta pottys, are on the other side of the fence and there is not a way to get to them. All the college kids park right out front and tend to park super close to other cars making it difficult to move. *******The city workers are the worst. There are multiple signs there they say to "LEAVE THE GATE CLOSED". Clearly the city doesn't care if you can read or not to have this job nor do you need to follow simple directions. On a number of occasions they just stroll in and leave it open. Thank goodness people keep an eye on their kids but seriously. There are signs there for a reason! The city needs to hire people who can read!

This is a super quiet park next to an elementary school. It has shade over the benches and play…read morestructures and also has an open grassy area. The ground is partly rubberized and part wood chips. There are two play structures, one for maybe 1.5 - 3 year old, and another for maybe 2.5 - 5 year olds. There is a water fountain but no restrooms.

I like how well maintained/groomed the park is, and the trashes are always empty (except for an…read moreunmaintained section of the play structure that has been broken for many months and they finally got around to just putting caution tape on it.) There are no restrooms here so if your kids have to potty, pray the school next door is open and that they will let you in. Other than that, parents let their kids pee behind the bushes (just be careful because there are rattle snakes in said bushes, I can hear them rattle sometimes and there are caution signs to warn you.) This park is a strict pets on leashes park, but most (99%) dog owners act like it's a dog park and could care less about putting their dogs on a leash. The dog owners love to chat with their friends at the park who also own dogs and since they're so busy talking sometimes they don't even notice that their dogs went poop so it just gets left there, and it happens quite a bit. Or their dogs will jump all over you with dirty paws which I can't stand, NOT EVERYONE IS A DOG LOVER and my kids also hate it and most of the time people just say "it's okay, he's a friendly dog." Um, it's not okay now that I have dirt on my pants and a million errands to run so I was hoping to stay clean. They let their dogs pee everywhere!!!!!, including where the mulch is near the play structures, Gross!!!. Not to mention that a ton of dog owners who walk on the paths to get to the park never pick up after their dogs since nobody can see them do it, so everytime I have to make sure I don't run poop over with the stroller or make sure the kids and I don't step in it. Lately when the park ranger comes by, they just drive by, they don't even stop so you can't request anything. I would recommend bringing your own water and not use the fountain for drinking based on what I've seen. The people who come to the park are always very nice and it's a really great community! We come all the time since it's close to the house and the kids are able to make friends since there are usually a lot of kids that come. There are picnic tables and plenty of benches, though I don't like the benches that have no backs to them.

A hidden gem. In the middle of a heavily developed area that has plenty of small, manicured parks…read moredesigned around baseball diamonds and jungle gyms (there's nothing wrong with those!) this is the opposite. Twenty-nine heavily wooded acres - large enough to feel like you're in the wilderness, with a small creek (which would probably be bigger if we weren't in the middle of a 6 month drought), and a few lighty groomed trails. It was literally empty at 1:30 on a hot Saturday afternoon. It was hot out, but under the shade of the huge trees it was very comfortable, extremely peacefull.

I found this park as part of my goal to find local parks and trails amid the COVID-19 outbreak to…read moreget some exercise. It's a 29 acre natural preserve park with out equipment nor restrooms; but it does offer a small creek that meanders through the park. Also, the park has a mature eucalyptus grove, a trail that finds its way around the perimeter of the park, and wild grassy open areas. It's not a maintained open area. You can bring your dogs for a walk. The trail is not very long and it's pretty easy, accept when you have to cross near the creek. It's nice to see these open spaces between communities.