Everything went great at this place Well, organized and…read moreclean friendly atmosphere. All the best to management & crew.

We visit this lake often and enjoy it every time that we go! There is plenty to do there to meet…read moremany people's needs. On one side you can launch boats, kayaks, paddle boards and such. On the other side there are 5 or 6 different play areas, plenty of tables and even bbqs and bathrooms. Thankfully the bathrooms ass minimal but always clean. Sometimes we go on the lake, sometimes we just play in the sand, sometimes we go to the play grounds. We even ride our bikes there or go for a walk. There's so much to do for people who love the outdoors. It costs $12 to park for the day, then $9 to bring a kayak or paddle board. Since we go often we bought an annual pass for parking. It's usually pretty chill. During holidays or summers it can get more crowded. We went on the 4th of July and parking was closed by noon. Definitely check it out!

Parking is in a separate lot and needed a shuttle to get to the water park. They make a fortune…read morecharging for their specific single-rider and double-rider tubes, blasphemous. Wave pool and lazy river are fun. We went on a Wednesday in early August, waited 40 minutes on average in line for a ride. Located in BFE and desert-like temps & humidity. Food is expensive.

Went a few weekends with the family! Had an awesome day. Wait time wasn't terrible, there were lots…read moreof cool people. Plenty food options. Can't wait for an adults only night Had so much fun my wig went flying and I don't regret a thing

What another beautiful and HUUUUUGE park in the SCV! Something for everyone here. Lots of great…read morehiking trails in the adjacent hills, many soccer fields, baseball/softball diamonds, basketball courts, Disc Golf, Community Gardens, TWO dog parks(small and large pups welcome to their own space) and for avid stairclimbers, who enjoy (???) walking actual stairs, a DEDICATED exercise staircase. The staircase was the first feature I noticed the first time I passed by at night. I could see something in the distance that resembled the Mulholland aqueduct cascading down the Newhall Pass near my home. So on this beautiful Wednesday evening, we headed to Central Park to "investigate" the lights at the back of the park. How cool! We arrived just as the late afternoon sun was descending o're the horizon and the clouds were moving from white to pink, to grey, to pink, to peach, to orange. Gorgeous! Perfect timing to see the beginning of the "River of Lights" that caught my eye. A beautiful array of 214 programmable lights that seem to "flow" in ever changing colors from the flag pole at the top of the exercise staircase down, down, down the 172 steps and into a main plaza, lined with benches and trees, to encircle a lovely 2025 art installation entitled "When Cloud Met A Cloud" by Sujin Lim. The overall effect is rain falling, cascading down and evaporating into the clouds to cycle again. It's so pretty! Along the plaza are educational displays from the SCV water Agency, highlighting the importance water has in our lives. It does INDEED resemble what we in the SFV see on the "other side" of these hills, as the aqueduct flows into our valley. I may not attempt this staircase walk anytime soon, but we did enjoy walking the forged trail around the park and seeing all the people - and lots of free parking! - utilizing this space. Signs are posted to remind you to watch for rattlesnakes, so hike with care. Cheers! "CC"

We finally got around to checking out Jingle Fest! It's a one day event that's been held at…read moreCentral Park for the past 4 years. Lots of vendors selling specialty foods, handcrafted items, clothing and decor. There's a live band, bar (Newhall Refinery) and food trucks. Kids can visit with Santa for $8, with pics taken with your own phone. Overall a really nice park event. Free admission, pets allowed and lots of parking.

This has been a favorite park for years for everyone that's grown up in the area!…read moreThey have big grassy area to run around and play. A basketball court, and they have 2 different park apparatuses for kids to play on. This is a sand park! There's one play structure for younger kids, and one for bigger kids. There's swings and bathrooms. Usually kept up pretty well, they have camp Clarita held here. This is the iconic robot park that people know!

This park holds a lot of fond memories growing up. From birthdays to family gatherings, and family…read morepicnics during the warm summer months. I enjoy everything this park offers. Swimming pool, lots of shade, playground area and baseball field. What more can you ask for from a local community park.

It's a great park, but if you're allergic to dogs, have trauma related to dogs, have little kids or…read moredogs who don't do well with other dogs, or want to get some exercise undisturbed, be prepared to deal with the many inconsiderate dog owners of the neighborhood who do not leash their dogs, use retractable leashes and effectively have no control over their dogs. The review from 2017 wasn't kidding. These dog owners see their dogs get increasingly agitated and still won't leash their dogs even after they give chase. Add to this the soccer moms and football dads with folded up chairs who block the pathway and its entry points and this park is truly not usable much of the time. People will stand, stationary, on the path and look right at you as you are walking, running, or biking, and not simply take one step so that you can get through. Better you roll an ankle than ask them to share. I've seen the fencing by the trees broken apart, bathroom stalls cracked, toilets made inoperable, even paper plates with food left directly on the paved path. It's a community park with no community feel. An alarming number of people are there for what they get from the park, and give nothing to maintaining it for all to enjoy. Considering how many arrive by car, it's likely many don't even live in the area, which isn't a problem in itself but they seem to forget that they are visitors and that other people wish to enjoy the park too. The migrant labor hired by the HOA (or city?) to keep the park as nice as it is must be invisible to them. If you go early enough in the morning, late enough in the evening, and can predict the sprinkler schedule, it's a good park with a gorgeous view, especially at sunrise and sunset. If you go on a sunny day, know that the playground recently had shades installed which is a nice addition, but there isn't much shade throughout the rest of the park, as it is a lot of open space. If you go pretty much any time between 8am-8pm, there's a likelihood you will encounter the problems I have brought up. 5/5 park 0/5 etiquette from visitors

This park is one of one of our favorites in Santa Clarita, I wish having a basketball and handball…read morecourt to be the best and most complete!!!! But I love it!!!!

This is such a fun park! There's basketball courts and plenty of them! There is a shaded…read moreplayground, which is huge! It also has a gate around the majority of it with only two openings. They have gazebos which also provide shade with picnic tables underneath, and there is plenty of grass and fresh air. I would highly recommend it's beautiful and there's a lot to do.

Such a wondedul park filled with so many wondeful amenities! Needed to entertain my toddler while…read moremy husband played ultimate Frisbee in a nearby field on a hot Sunday morning. This was the closest park and I couldn't expect a better spot! There was lots of shade and it was very well maintained! Super fun playground for kids 2 and up!

Nice little gated area in an apartment complex for a stop on our way up north. Pups definitely…read moreneeded some time out of the car to run around.

Very minimalist little dog park. Very small footprint, little shade or conveniences for the owners…read moreso I cannot imagine any socialization for the owners or dogs unless you have two dogs, no yard of your own and want them to be able to run free for a few minutes. Giving a second star because at least they do have grass. I doubt we will ever visit again - will search elsewhere!

This is a little known 7-acre garden that is hidden up in the hills above Central Park. It's a…read morecommunity project that was built in an effort to raise water conservation awareness. It has 350 varieties of drought-tolerant plants, flowers and grasses on display. It was enjoyable strolling along the windy, self-guided, path viewing the different sections of the garden. It was a peaceful and relaxing way to spend an afternoon. To enter the facility you first need to obtain a pass from the gate attendant located off to the left at the park's entrance. You then drive up the hill, park, and then check-in at the front entrance of the building. The garden is free and it is open to the public 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Monday through Friday and 8:00 am to 3:00 pm Saturday and Sunday.

I forgot all about this place until I saw someone else (Paolo) wrote a review. I went up here…read morebefore my first kid was born so that would be almost 16 yrs ago..wow...it was super cool then with many different plants .it's a great place to take photos especially of kids. I have not been up here after they installed the guard gate. Not sure what they are guarding but I'm sure just the appearance of the guard gate and fences keep people from visiting. Check it out it's a pretty cool place.

In living here for thirty years, I have found the Valencia Racquet club a great place to live. I've…read moreseen families come and watched there kids grow up. The amenities & common areas (now over forty years old) are well kept. Through creative management, the dues are still some of the lowest in the area. Water saving initiatives & creative grounds keeping practices are just a small part of how this has been accomplished. As in all homeowners associations their will always be so dissatisfied people. I for one find it a lot better run than most.

I have lived at Raquet Club for almost 30 years. The grounds and common areas are well maintained…read moreand the pool and tennis courts are great. For a former resident to complain about management for the Raquet Club is surprising, to say the least. The manager has always gone out of her way to deal with maintenance issues in a timely manor and is available 24/7 to deal with problems, way beyond her pay grade. All this for some of the lowest monthly fees in the SCV.