This place is great! There is a solid train theme going throughout the playground area but it also…read moreprovides a nice variety of structures geared towards different ages. Bathrooms are clean enough and decently well stocked. Parents can grab a seat on one of many benches and there is good visibility as the kids run from area to area. There are baby and regular swings, and one big flat disk that you can lay down on. There are also spider web ropes for climbing. The softball fields are great for running the bases in between games, or flying a kite in the outfield. We tend to come in the evenings when it's cold so we haven't had a chance to use the splash pad but the structures in the area are still available for climbing. Solid choice for running off some kid energy.

It's a really nice park with a lot of activities that you can partake in. Huge train themed…read moreplayground for the kids, splash pad, tennis courts, basketball, baseball field, etc. Also, a lot of exercise machines all around the park for you to use. Nicely maintained and very clean and it's a really nice place to hang out, have a picnic, or just go for a walk or run. If you are at the park to watch a baseball game, just be careful parking in the overflow parking lot along the first base line. Lots of foul balls getting hit over there which came close to hitting cars.

Nice and quiet park especially on the weekday a great place to bring your dog lots of shade…read moreplayground and restroom lots of parking and shaded tables. The location is really nice because it's far away from from a busy street. they also have skateboard ramps here. However they do not have any open restrooms the week day we visited.

What a nice little park I stumbled upon. Sitting next to Garden Grove High School, it has a large…read morechildren's play area, 2 basketball courts, a small skate park and a baseball field. Behind the park is the Garden Grove Activities center, and a separate large Children's Adventure center that kids can go play in for $2 fee. They appear to try and keep it maintained, but there's many large patches of muddy soil from the rain, and dry patches without grass. There's ONE large covered shelter area with benches to have lunch.

The good: This place was a hidden gem! The price is very…read morecheap and the park is huge. I love the vintage playground pieces and how they're all spread apart so each kid gets their space. There's a communal bench area that's covered that looks good for parties (with a cool King Neptune statue). There are really beautiful and unique stone water fountains shaped like seashells integrated into the walls. It feels like a magical little park with groovy animals/shapes. My kid was able to enjoy the splash pad all to herself. There's an outdoor shower right by it as well to rinse off. The splash pad was interactive and fun. There are various swing sets here of different styles fit for different ages. There was ample parking. Many of the areas are shaded. The bad: We came upon opening hours and the gate wasn't open yet. People opened it around 7 minutes late. My husband and I were about to leave but luckily stood around trying to make phone calls for long enough that someone eventually came and opened the gate. The interesting: After an hour or less at the splash pad the button to turn the water on stopped working.

Sigler Park splash pad closed early unexpectedly due to maintenance this season so we went to…read moreAtlantis. Plenty of parking. Cost $2 for entry for ages 3 and up. Inside has several playground area and two large areas with picnic tables. We were only there for the splash pad. It's much smaller than Sigler and the kids got bored easily. The only advantage I see is if you throw a gathering and have your party hang out at the picnic tables. Then they are free to room Atlantis which we didn't explore. The splash pad is open until mid October for the season.

It was a blast!!!!My daughter wanted to stay right after I told her we were leaving.You should…read moredefenitly try this park.

Cute little play structure. There is a music area and a double layered sphere that spins around and…read moreyou can ride inside. It reminds me of those playgrounds wheels from the 80s but with more safety considerations without removing the fun. The play area is turf and surrounded by picnic tables and Adirondack chairs, with plenty of shade. The design is thoughtful and makes for a great place to spend an afternoon. The parking is free and right next to the play area. It feels secluded and somehow also right in the middle of everything. The only thing missing is a bathroom and while I understand that it's prevent homeless people from moving in, it does limit the amount of time that anyone can hang out here (especially with littles). Still a nice place to enjoy a coffee or picnic and let the kiddos play.

This is a nice little park surrounding the houses. It was very clean. We came here after lunch and…read morethere were a bunch of kids already playing. My baby enjoyed it and loved watching the other kids play. The park had a "treehouse" theme to it. There were a lot of climbing surfaces as well, and also climbing nets and belts, all in great condition. There were also picnic tables on the side. This place offers only street parking, not parking lot. I also didn't see any water fountain or restrooms.

Seems like a good park for older kids, but it's just okay for toddlers…read more Pros: Plenty of parking. Quiet, safe neighborhood. Large grassy areas. Clean. Picnic benches. Interesting play structure with tons of climbing (almost like a mini ropes course) for older kids. Cons: No bathroom. No shade. The playground says it's for ages 2-12, but there's hardly anything there for a 2-3 year old, so you quickly run out of things to do. The toddler play structure is tiny, and the older kids' play structure is inaccessible for toddlers because of all the climbing required to get on it.

Love the park. Very safe and clean. It's small but has enough to take the kids out quick to blow…read moreoff some energy.

My cousin just had her daughter's birthday party here. She rented the building but even without it,…read moreit's a nice little park with slides and 2 small play structures for little kids. There's a huge open field so plenty of space to play games, soccer, football, etc. My daughter really enjoy the slides with her brothers. It was very clean and well kept. Parking could be an issue but there is street parking as well. I would definitely take my kids back to play.

I've been wanting to ride this particular bowl for over 10 years since I first saw it and I saw a…read morekid riding it. Today was my chance I didn't want to roll in cause I was scared. It took a while, but I did it and spent over 30 minutes learning this bowl then I took out my surf gate and it was a little harder to ride it but it was fun. This is a nice little skate park park on the street 20 feet from the skate park. There's a nearby restroom. I had a fun day.

Never skated on the Skating Bowl, but i have been coming to this park off and on for over 20 years…read more Its a Orange County Classic. They have even filmed this park I think in the old 80s movie Gleaming The Cube. I love it. Its a tiny community spot. I recommend coming to this park.

Nice Quiet place for good Tennis practice. Courts generally…read morestarts getting busy after 4pm on weekdays

Went here today in the morning and kiddo had a blast, played about 45 min or so on the big slides,…read moredid the swings and also hung out at the toddler area. Plenty of parking and great way to kill some time.

Absolutely Fantastic! First time here, and I'll definitely be back! Parking Sucks but this park is…read moreworth it. My Niece was looking for water fun, and after a disappointing experience at Atlantis Play Park, Google saved the day and directed us here I will most definitely be back!

Cute little play ground. Unfortunately it needs improvement severity of cracks it needs repairs or…read morereplacements. Dangerous for kids to run around.

The splash pad area is gated inside the blue fence. It opens from noon to 5 and water shuts off 15…read moreminutes prior. There's a restroom in the same area. All the kids were barefoot but if you're afraid of stepping in things or slipping, I would recommend water shoes. No food or drinks allowed. No to pets. Plenty of street parking. It's seasonal and open starting Memorial weekend to Labor Day. There are 5 picnic benches and 7 park benches. 4 of those benches will be in the wet zone. There were two staff on duty. Make sure when you change your little ones, to do so in the restroom for safety reasons.

It is almost like going to a free water park with paid staff supervising the kids. Parents must be…read morenearby, but this is such a fun play area to visit when it is hot out. There are lots of tables and benches to sit. No food or drinks are allowed. Parking is free and readily available. There are also tennis courts and a playground adjacent to the enclosed splash pad area. Lots of shaded and covered areas to enjoy lunch as well. Bathrooms are clean. It is open end of June to beginning September.