I didn't even know that there was such an awesome thing as a splash pad at a park.. This this was a…read morefirst for our family; and awesome first at that! Loved the shade, the awesome splash pad feature, the play park equipment was pretty rad, too. Between all of our kids, ages 3 to 11- Plus the adults- we all made some wholesome memories at Mercado Park in Perris

Nice park to take my grandsons. I was able to watch them from the bench provided. It kept them busy…read moreand when we left they went fast asleep.

Shadow Mountain Park is such a wonderful community space. There's so much open, free space to play,…read morewalk, or just relax, and the park is always clean and well taken care of by the community. The playground is a huge win for kids; it has a zipline, several slides, and fun climbing structures that keep them entertained for a long time. We've also been here during softball/baseball games, and it's such a fun, festive environment with families cheering and enjoying the evening. One thing I will mention is that the park could definitely use more lighting at night when games aren't happening, especially during the parts of the year when the sun sets earlier. It can get a little too dark too fast. Overall, though, it's a great park for all ages and one of our favorite local spots!

I really enjoyed Shadow Mountain Park…read more This park is located between the Presidio Hills and Sunnymead Ranch neighborhoods. There's a huge grassy space for soccer and baseball, and a hill if you have kids that enjoy rolling down them. They also have a large gazebo with limited table-benches. Great for hosting an outdoor party and dog-friendly too (they have trash for disposing doggy poop). Perfect for picnics if you bring your own EZ-Up or outdoor chairs. Note: it gets busy when there's a game here. They have some parking spaces within the park. And more along the neighborhood streets.

It's small area overall but it is very pretty . The playground is awesome. My boys loved it . The…read moreparking lot is also small but it's a great place for a picnic .

Quiet and Clean. Park is in a nice neighborhood, completely fenced. Nice path to walk dogs.read more

If you are going to be waiting for someone to get through a Kaiser appointment, down the street,…read moreand have little ones to entertain I recommend taking them to this nearby park. It has a couple kids play areas, depending upon their ages and/or skill level. Plenty of parking to be had, at least on weekdays. Two negative aspects to this park that I observed. They do not have coverings over the playground equipment or the picnic benches, if you plan to utilize them. The other negative aspect is they do not have any restrooms at this location! As big as this park is that should have been a requirement by the development who constructed the adjacent housing tracts (at least that is how many of these parks are built and then deeded to the cities). If the city actually built this park, on the taxpayer dime, then shame on them.

I rate five stars fun and open fields to play sports or to just hang out lots of tables.read more

Great playground for kids and an open small field for activities. This park is very clean and well…read morekept. It's also well fenced off so kids can run around without worry.

Windsong Family Park,Moreno Valley California is relaxing and a great place for a piknik,barbeque…read moreand recreation! It has a large secure area for quiet relaxing,tables,benches,kids jungle gym area ,its own parking area located on a quiet cul de sac street! . . . . #parks #windsongfamilypark #morenovalley #seetheusa #family parks #newparks #park photography #drhorton #cityofmorenovalley #familyoutings #familia #windsongpark #piknik #barbeque #godisgood

The day I was checking it out, Parks and Rec was there making sure it's clean and tidy…read more With the covered seating areas by the BBQ and the water features it looks to be a good place to bring kids for a quick get away. As with any public place now, be aware of your surroundings and do not lets kids run free.

I would love to give this park 5 but I can't. The water park is great, the play ground is nice but…read morethe benches are gross. The benches need to be replaced. Also, the time we were there a couple were arguing and cussing each other out and started hitting each other over drugs in front of a lot of younger kids and their own. It was terrible. Have some security and I'm sure it will get better rating.

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.

This location has a great track! I only use it for this purpose and it works out well for me. The…read moretrack is well maintained and it's peaceful. I like that it's within he gates so I feel safer in the evenings. There are signs posted to beware of snakes so just keep that in mind!

This is a great field and setup for league baseball play. I graded it lower because it's just in a…read moresad place. When March AFB became March ARB, the whole area around the field was the area that was no longer on base, forgotten, and neglected. A lot of the immediate area reminds me of the Chernobyl ruins. Just sad.