Dry ground. fun Park to walk around. $5 parking. Camp Cajon replicas and 300 year old trees planted…read moreby indigenous and with indigenous stewardship these live coast oaks grew and offer a year round green canopy. There is a stone lined ditch and an amphitheater.

Hubs and I found this community park while driving by on a Saturday afternoon. We paid the small…read morefee, parked and took a walk throughout the winding trails. It was small, but so cute. And not crowded especially for a Saturday. We were pretty impressed with all the amenities. There are tons of places to BBQ, have group gatherings or just hang with your own family. We even found a small amphitheater! So cool. There are at least 2 baseball fields, a volleyball court, soccer field etc... We saw a strong park ranger presence as well. I like how this creates a safe environment. The bathrooms we went to were simple, yet clean and there are trees all throughout. It's such a perfect place to be for outside air, family time and small gatherings.

NOT WORTH IT FOR THE PRICE $$$ I tried Doggy Adventures for…read morethe first time through the Sniffspot app, excited to surprise my boyfriend with a magical couple hours, hiking trails, spending time in the stream, picking avocadoes, and drinking fresh squeezed lemonade (as advertised on Sniffspot app). Sniffspot laid out the charges for that as $156 to cover me and my boyfriend and our 3 dogs to include access to the stream, avocado picking & freshly squeezed lemonade. I texted the Doggy Adventures team months in advance to get more info while I was booking it, but didn't hear back until 1 day before our scheduled visit. Once they contacted me, they informed me the ONLY thing covered for the $156 paid, would be doing the basic trails on one side of their property (the trails are only on a small portion of the 35-acres). No stream. No avocadoes. No lemonade. That's $78/hour to hike what in my opinion, is a pretty basic dirt trail that I could do for free just down the road. Really the biggest allure was that it was only going to be us hiking the grounds, no other dogs or people, which for my reactive pup, was a PLUS. We could hear the stream, down the hill, but because I couldn't pay the additional $157, access was denied to us for that part of the experience. On a warm sunny day in the hills of Fallbrook, with 3 panting dogs, that was just torture. The whole thing seems pretty strange. Advertised as magical, only to be denied to the experience unless you pay another $157, which was NOT disclosed on their Sniffspot page, which also is not cool. Add insult to injury, their trails are crawling with California Burclover which releases burs that stuck to my terrier and shitzu's fur to the point that it was causing them distress/pain. It took us 4 hours just to remove them. It left our dogs eyes almost stitched shut from the burrs, in their ears, on their lips. It was horrible. I get that something like this is not directly the owner's fault, but the very LEAST they could've done was give us a warning, or put signs up or something, if they know people are bringing their dogs on to their trails. Overall, it was a disappointing experience, not worth the $$$, especially in this economy.

This is an amazing experience for pups! We have booked Choice Avocado Farm twice and my dogs love…read moreit. They love roaming around unleashed, and we have the whole place to ourselves. There are additional services you can add on to the adventure. I highly recommend ordering their housemade old fashion lemonade. It's absolutely refreshing. The owners, Dave and Alma, are responsive and very friendly. We will definitely come back again for another fun afternoon.

Absolutely gorgeous, large park. Grass, trees, water. I picked up my newly adopted frenchie there…read moretoday and it was just the best. We were there for 45m just running and playing. What a gem.

I have to check in here bc the dog park is wonky. It keeps saying im too far when im right smack…read moreat the small dogs section. This park is really nice. They have fairly clean restrooms and church goers who are always spreading the word. Sometimes they have small league teams practicing here. Its a very clean park with a small playground. Its nestled in a residential community. My only qualms about this place are the rascal kids riding their e bikes here. Pretty annoying actually. I really believe you should have a license to ride those bikes. They ride them all over the street going through cars and stoplights and into the parks.

This is probably my favorite dog park. Its 3m away from home and its very clean…read more The dog area is huge and nicely kept. There are water fountains and bowls for the dogs. There's a 25lbs and under section and 26lbs and over section. There are actually 3 different areas. Its very big here and plenty of room for every kind of dog. The dog mommies and daddies are also friendly and take care of their fur babies' mess. I only ever got into a fight here ONE time with another dog dad. I almost beat the crap out of him bc he was so dramatic, rude and a solidified moron. He thought my 10lb dog was gonna hurt his datson puppy. This is a public space. You take your dog to the park and have to consider what comes with it. I go to this park at least 3 times a week. This is just unnecessary. Idc what people usually do, but saying something to me about it while every dog is chasing yours is just stupid. And I don't take crap. You say sumthin to me and I hope you can back up your words. I don't need my husband who was BTW just sitting in the bench on his phone. I can throw down doesnt matter who. Lololololol. When I think about this memory it makes me laugh so hard. Only when it involves my dogs or kids, the mama bear is loose! Lmao. Haha. Other than some funny experiences and great time for my dogs, this park is amazing!

Cali grew up coming to this park, and I bring her here regularly because I'm hoping the smells and…read morearea resonate happiness with her. She loves the water fountain; it was clean and the water was cold. I liked that there was a big dog side with two yards and a small dog side. Both were nicely maintained (as they should be since this park is closed for maintenance Wednesday mornings). It was constantly busy and a tad overwhelming for my dog; she just wanted to play with her ball but it kept getting intercepted. We'll alternate between this and Margarita Park (it's less crowded there). Plenty of parking and a big grassy area round out the benefits of this park for me. Oh, and I even saw restrooms.

Beautiful park, gorgeous trees and plants. Nice bathrooms. Fenced playground…read more Good variety of playground equipment for different ages and abilities. And large enough for children to have space to explore. Small areas of shade for parents to stand and sit. Splash pad was not operating, which was a good thing on the day we visited. We were not prepared to get the children wet.

We've been to this park twice -- once in the spring and once in the summer. The playground itself…read morehas a great variety of things to do for big and little kids. There are benches, a few tables, and lots of shady spots under trees for sitting. There are public restrooms and a parking lot with plenty of parking. The second time we came here was in July. There was broken/ missing play equipment and the splash pad was no longer in service, which was so disappointing given how hot it was outside and families rely on fun places like this to cool down.

2025: This year, our 8 year old grandson is part of The Sonics soccer team. They play every…read moreSaturday at various times. We are so grateful that Temecula has a number of great sports parks. This park has a number of soccer fields that are well maintained. It's fun to see these young players learn good sportsmanship, engage in physical activity & develop their athletic skills while having fun. We're fortunate that Temecula has a robust parks & recreation program. We are also grateful to the coaches, who volunteer & dedicate their time to the youth soccer program. This park has held many other community events and is in a great location. Parking can be a bit tight so the game times are staggered. There are playgrounds and bridges as well as pickle ball courts. Overall it's a lovely park.

Looking for something to do in celebration of IndependenceDay?…read moreWelcome to Temecula's Great Sports Park that turns into party central every year on the 4th of July... think tailgate meets mini Coachella, but with more hot dogs and less glitter!! Locals roll in early, pop up tents & canopies like pros, and turn the place into BBQ heaven!! Bouncy house for the kids, live music & entertainment, and the food vendors will absolutely destroy your diet (worth it). When the fireworks hit? BOOM!!!! Lite rally!!! The hill echoes like Mother Nature's subwoofer just kicked in. Pro tip: Show up early unless you enjoy scavenger hunting for parking spots. Or pull the classic "park in some neighborhood and hope no one notices" move. Off-season? Still a blast... with skate ramps, basketball courts, baseball/soccer fields, pools, and enough playgrounds to wear your kids out before bedtime.

Well maintained campground only 33 spaces, nice collection of trails, ducks and geese on lake and…read moreupper pond. Many people walking dogs (including us) and a number of stations with doggie bags and disposal bins. Ultra clean restrooms and showers with coded access. Very reasonable fees for full hookups. Large sand volleyball court and partially shaded outdoor workout area and two horseshoe pits. Friendly rangers, one of whom dropped off a Guajome sticker to our campsite.

There's a park to play and some benches to eat on. There's also lots of trails here that one could…read morewalk around. There's a nice lake here to go fishing - no swimming allowed. I am docking points for the lack of maintenance surrounding the lake. For example there were benches along the lake intended to look out into the lake but the trees and shrubs are so overgrown that there really is no point in these benches anymore. There's a campground here, so I guess I will review that now also. The campground is small with only a few sites. The sites are pretty close together. I was in site 22 and the restroom light shined on my site so badly that I had to hide behind my car to escape the spotlight.

Not a busy dog park. No grass but plenty of room to run! Nice areas for sitting under a covered…read moretent

I've been going there for 30 years, wonderful park, clean and safe, updated equipment…read more Downside: Tons of off leash dogs and the owners are generally entitled and let their dogs run around even when someone states their dogs aren't friendly. No bathrooms

Beautiful part to go to very clean and we have made lots of friends with people that walk their…read moredogs up there. Everybody is extremely friendly.

We were visiting Temecula and looking for a spot to get in a quick run. We parked at the sports…read morepark and were amazed by the soccer fields and how clean everything was! We quickly found the running trail just west of the soccer fields and it was a very nice 3.1 mile out and back. This is our new favorite spot to run in Temecula!

One of the best sports parks I've been to. Typically I come here for my son's football or baseball…read moregames, and the fields are A1. It would be pretty cool if they added turf on the baseball diamonds but I guess that's wishful thinking. However, one thing that keeps me from giving this park 5 stars are the bathrooms. I understand it's a public park, which typically aren't the cleanest, but I think more effort should be put into keeping them cleaner; especially since they host a lot of organized sports.