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Santa Clarita, CA

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David March Park

4.8 (38 reviews)

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Charlzetta W.

Nice little park with shade trees a playground and bathrooms. It is a nice little chill spot but parents be careful allowing kids here alone. I was here on a particularly hot Saturday, there was a Hispanic man approximately 40-50 years old that walked up from seemingly out of nowhere, he approached me while I was sitting in my car and propositioned me for sex. I told him to get away from me. He tried to laugh it off and then left quickly on foot. I imagine he may have been coming to see if there were any children alone. What a creep. I did not move quick enough to get a picture I was so thrown off.

Nia B.

It's a shaded park. That speaks for itself! The playground has a lot to keep the kids entertained and its clean!!!

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Jocelyn T.

Shaded small kid section, clean,has an exercise area and lots of tables to relax. Love it for my kids

Chris M.

I stumbled upon this park today when looking for a better park to bring my kids to to play. I love that the park has 3 different playgrounds for the kids to choose from & there is NO SAND! Sand is so annoying at other parks as it gets in my kids hair, shoes & every where else to make it a pain. Besides the playgrounds there are plenty of benches & covered areas for parents to sit. They park also has grilling areas for you if you wanted to come & have a BBQ using charcoal. They also have a outside fitness area for kids & adults to use. Lastly the bathrooms are also clean & don't stink.

Alicia P.

Great Park! Really clean and brand new. Love they have adult workout equipment! Play areas for many ages and great area for kids to run. Picnic tables and covered areas are great also!

Kat W.

A park for everyone! It has a shaded toddler area and a big kids play area. It has a springy frisbee floor. Wide open spaces to run around, grills, and shaded picnic areas. It has nice bathrooms and the surrounding neighborhoods are very nice. There is also an outdoor body weight exercise area.

All 3 playground structures plus the exercise area.
Mary L.

Just go.. Probably the nicest playground SCV has!! Kids love it and suits all ages. The picture explains it all.

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Lovely park with great views! Great options for both my 8 year and 3 year old! Can be a great choice for a picnic with family.

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Great place for kids. Play areas for all age groups and an exercise area off to the side for adults

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Beautiful park! It is DEFINITELY worth the drive. It is also very clean & colorful with bathrooms right next to it.

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Toddler play area is covered and shady which is nice. The ground is super squishy which was great for my waddler just learning how to walk.

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Kept very clean and a lot of fun play structures for young toddlers and older children. I love this park.

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Is the park closed? Last week it was closed off.

Grand Opening after Renovations June 1 2026

Is their any water fountains?

Yes

Is the park open or closed due to COVID?

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Whitney Canyon Park - Heart rock

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Wide view down some of the falls.

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Central Park - Top of the steps!

Top of the steps!

Central Park - Live Band at Jingle Fest

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