We came again to try the playground for our toddler. It was perfect! The rubber pad is great for…read moreyounger kids and the playground is meant to be for smaller kids too! So my toddler had a blast here. There are also plenty of grassy area for our little one to run around on and explore. It's a great park and really popular with the residents in the area as well, so I wouldnt be surprised if this park gets crowded. Oh and it connects to a walking/biking trail too!

Small but entertaining playground for toddlers and preschoolers. Soft turf underneath, not sand or…read morewood chips. Clean bathroom facilities. Entrance to a walking path across the field. Not a lot of shade, so be mindful of the weather.

Located on Rouse. New to Menifee!!! Awesome facilities for the kids. Rubber mat on the playground…read more Swings, a little merry go round, slides, basketball court, grass area, trail, and restrooms! Theres also picnic tables and bbq spots. Sorry, I have limited pictures, lots of kids are playing on the amenities, and I want to respect their privacy. Definitely recommend this park! My almost 3 year old toddler loves this park!

We were able to take Isla to play at Underwood park while being home for Christmas this year…read more It was a proud and emotional moment to watch my Farm Boy (Bob-Bob) play with our sweet girl at the very spot he used to plant and plow Thankful for my Farm Boy and the men that have gone before him and this special tribute to recognize and honor their lives. Below is a quote from an article published in the local paper during the dedication of Underwood Park. "Legacy of A Family's Agricultural and Entrepreneurial Journey" "Nestled in the heart of Menifee lies a cherished community haven, Underwood Park." "This beautiful, inclusive park fills the community with laughter and stands as a living tribute to the spirit of Ford P. and Frances (Robinson) Underwood, whose family journey began in Orange, California, in 1935 and roots in Menifee decades later." "The Underwoods weren't merely farmers and entrepreneurs; they were integral to the community's fabric, contributing to its development and participating actively in various community organizations. Their story is one of hard work, resilience, and a commitment to both family and community, leaving a lasting legacy that transcends generations."

This is a nice part in the Inland Empire. I was visiting a…read morebuddy of mine who had recently moved to the area. We had gotten food and coffee, and decided to come here for a walk. Right away I noticed how family friendly, clean, and safe this place is. There were little league teams playing inside the park, as well as people walking along the trails that run along the length of this place. Along the trails are workout stations, which was great for a fitness enthusiast such as myself. This park, much like this part of the IE, is a gem. Clean, safe, and a community that supports the blue line family and the veteran community. I'd give this great park six stars, if I was given the option.

We came here for the first time and we were impressed! There is plenty of parking, there's a…read morerestroom available, a water refill station, basketball courts, tennis courts, a playground area, a picnic area, and a trail. Phew. All of that in one park! Yes, Menifee!! I love that the playground has those rubber mats for the kids. And there are plenty of things for the little ones to do and explore. Some parts are worn out already but overall still maintained and clean. The view here is also amazing.

The information on the internet is wrong! It says people are welcome to fish and bring their own…read moreequipment. Yesterday I was dropped off to spend the day fishing and this rude security guard ran me off and I was using a walker due to surgery and he still made me leave and wouldn't let me wait for my ride to come back to get me I had to walk to the nearest public location so I wouldn't be harassed! I live in Menifee too bought a fishing license and I wasn't welcome!

N/A Rating Lake is…read moretechnically part of an HOA, a rude security guard will escort you off the lake premises if they see you come from your car and go into the lake area. Nobody really cares including residents except for the security guard at the front. Just a fair warning for anyone wanting to walk the lake and see the ducks.

This park is great. Right across the street from Heritage lake. Has two covered areas to eat, a…read morenice playground and plenty of grass for people to play or have their dogs run around. This park is in the up and coming city of Menifee.

Yay First review!…read more Cute park right next to Mesa View Elementary! Plenty of parking space and street parking available. Theres plenty of grassy area for kids to play soccer, football, frisbee, etc., there 2 basketball hoops (half court), 2 shaded picnic areas, baby swings and kids/adult swings, rock climbing, zip line, slides, and play area. Again, such a cute park!! Great for the whole family. There's also a trail that will lead to the bigger sports park on Heritage Lake. No restrooms though :/

I loved this park for so many reasons! With something for all ages and abilities, this place…read morechecked all my boxes! play structure toddler friendly inclusive partial shade secure fence bathrooms picnic shelters walking/fitness trail open grassy area This might be my new favorite park! Check out more family-friendly content on Instagram at @menifee_mom_

This park is beautiful and incredibly maintained…read more It's better than many golf courses I've played. You can tell a lot about a town, by it's parks and kid friendly ball fields. Lyle Marsh has a very large and modern play area. Lots of things for kids to safely climb (photos). It has plenty of space for Moms (and Dads) to have play dates for their kids. There are benches and covered picnic areas in several locations throughout the park. Nice! It might be from my years of playing too much SIMM City, but towns who invest and provide first rate facilities for their citizens seem to "get it" and continue to grow. Enjoy!

UPBEAT and SPACIOUS! I was impressed with Centennial Park, it's got a huge soccer and baseball…read morefield, a few basketball courts, canopies, and sizable restrooms. Not to mention lots of space to walk around and get a jog in! The park is newer, it's got fresh cut grass and pretty foliage! I also liked the cute flowers and trees. About 75% of the park is perfectly lit, the other 25% was pitch black. The soccer field was totally dark and there's this odd stretch of dirt near the Centennial Park sign, it's not very appealing. The lighting situation here is strange as the massive baseball field has awesome, stadium level lighting. I visited for the first time for the Menifee Moonlight Market and I had a great time. There's plenty of room for vendors, live music and food trucks/tents!

This park is embedded within a neighborhood, so drive slow! Plenty of parking spaces and stree…read moreparking. There's a huge grassy field and 2 ( I think) baseball/ softball fields. The playground is tucked in on the other side of the park. The playground is tucked in and in a somewhat enclosed area. I like that the ground is made out of rubber, so it's great for toddlers!! There are 2 playground sets, one for the little toddlers and one for bigger kids. There are also swing sets as well both for older kids/ adults size and for baby. Overall, it's a great park!

Cute little park with a swing set, playground area, baseball/softball field, and restrooms! There…read moreare trails connecting the park through the neighborhood and surrounding main streets. The ground is covered in woodchips, and the playground is geared toward older kids. The park is maintained but could be cleaner. There are some trash that people left behind :/

Beautiful park. This park has a gazebo for large groups and easy access. Very well manicured and…read morekept. Dog friendly, which is a plus. Thank you COM!

This park was just what I was looking for! I was staying in…read moretown for a night and wanted some Hot Home cooked food instead of eating out.. I googled this park and found they had Grills and it wasnt to far from my hotel! Glad I took the time to drive over here even though it was a 15 minute drive from Hemet! The park was clean and had a nice basketball court and plenty of playground space for the kids! The grill was well mantained and had plenty of tables nearby Next time im in town and need a place to BBQ I will stop by here! As for the drug activity and Homeless.. I didnt see anything going on and I was there after dark!

Eller Park is smaller, but that's ok. It's perfect for the community…read more There's a basketball court (that gets a lot of use!), a playground and a walking track. Who doesn't love a walking track? There's a parking lot in the front. A really great local park for times when you need to get some fresh air while keeping it casual!

It was a good spot for my dog. They had a large area for big dogs and another section for smaller…read moredogs. Plenty of room to run around. Some shaded areas. And a hose to spray off when done. Highly recommend for dogs that love to run.

First dog. First experience at a dog park. This dog park was horrible. I have a puppy and so I had…read moreto take him to the small dog area. First and foremost - it was disqusting! I saw many poops on the ground and eventually did step in some which was so gross! Literally, cannot understand why people don't pick up after their pets when there are poop bags right there! Also, there are a lot of older people and their older dogs in the small dog area and that was also not a good expereince. One mans dog kept coming to beg me for my dogs treats and he did not attempt to contain his dog. I won't be going back to the this small dog area again. The large dog area seemed to have a good vibe and a lot of dogs there. I did not want to overwhelm my large breed puppy so I did not take him inside. However, of all the people I encoutered outside of the LD area, they seemed cool. I will be looking for other dog parks! Wish there was a different type of play area for dogs!