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.

The skatepark was nice. The concrete was nice. Some waves and euro gaps. The bowls were also nicely…read moreconstructed.

I like this skate park. It doesn't have a lot of rails but it's definitely worth going. The only…read morething I don't like is some of the people that hang out there are kind of aggressive. No reason for that.

I have been really enjoying meeting up with my local sk8r girlfriends for Friday night skate night…read more O'side parks and recreation runs it from 6-8pm seasonally on Friday nights. Further information is available on their web & media sites. It's free so bring your own skates and protective gear. No rentals. Fun people with all sort of levels show up. You can blade or roller skate on the outdoor hockey rink. They play fun music and even do routine type dances that you can join in on too. Really fun! This event truly brings up childhood memories and nostalgia for me!

Oceanside Rollerskating hosts these amazing and family friendly meet-ups on Friday nights here -…read moreall levels are welcomed -- and it's FREE! You just have to check their Instagram page to make sure it hasn't been canceled due to weather or other conflicts (oceanside_rollerskating). But they're there pretty much every Friday night from 6-8pm which makes for an awesome night as it's usually during the sunset, and then after the sunset they showcase their super fun rink lights and people wear glow in the dark wheels and it's just really fun! They also usually host "Sunday Roll-Outs" every Sunday morning down at the Oceanside Strand, meeting up under the pier, near and/or at the amphitheater, from around 10am - 2pm. Then, at some point during that time, they all roller skate together down the entire south end of the Strand, which is seriously EPIC! That's also advertised on their Instagram page, so double check that before heading out. They always play great music and everyone is so welcoming even to the newest skaters. They always help new people learn some basics, too! I've met so many nice people through them, and have even made a few really good friends through Oceanside Rollerskating, so I'm very grateful to the people who have organized this.

The Pacific Highlands Ranch Pump Track was a blast for my son to try out some bike skills now that…read morehe's gotten so comfortable on it. 2 concrete loops are available for kiddos of all ages to ride bikes, skateboards or scooters. One loop had less dips than the other but I would say both were semi-difficult and would require a kiddo to be steady. Park opens 8am-sunset and is free but I would recommend getting there early to avoid crowds Dog park right next to the pump track Across the grassy area is a really awesome park to play on as well that has 2 structures, musical walk, rock climbing, see-saw, swings, etc Bathrooms available Drinking fountains Pets welcome Lots of picnic tables Vending machines Street parking @mindful.mama.sandiego

This pump track was so much fun! It was a little crowded with kids at one point so maybe go during…read moreschool hours for less of a wait. But way fun.. good long pump track.

I like this skate park. When I took my Grom there it was the end of the day and hardly anyone was…read morethere probably people had gone out because it was Friday night. At first my Grom who was just starting to get interested in skate parks said no it's too advanced. He was used to skating more on a cruiser board on the street. So I said I'm going in. I was on a carver so not a park board really but I was having fun. My Grom joined me and realized there were parts of the park that he could Manage and he started rolling in off the edges and making it. Theses were the smaller sections and that don't having coping so he could roll in off the edge. He had a blast and upped his game so I guess I actually love this place

so i realize that bikes are not allowed here, but do they allow unicycles?…read more i'm very serious here i would like to know

I personally love this park(dog park section). Me n the little buddy come here pretty now and it's…read morepart of our routine. We come across a lot of other dog owners and they are all cool to hang out with when we are here. I have not yet been to other dog parks so I am not sure what they are like. Besides the dog park they have a bmx ramp area which is cool because I never seen a park have that!

This park was nice BUT there was dog poop all over the place. No one seems to care to clean up…read moreafter their pups. I saw an owner watch her dog take a poop and didn't do anything about it! It doesn't look like there's a clean up crew to do it either. There were some that looked like they were there for a long time. The view and sunset were amazing though. Overall, yes it was a nice park but I wouldn't go back due to the fact that it's a land mine.

Great skatepark for kids beginners and up. This park provides a lot of sizes to practicing dropping…read moreinto the bowls. All participants just need to be careful when skateboarding or riding their scooters together. :) Most kids there are very polite and watch out for each other. A nice hidden gem in the city. :)

It's open 24 hours Parking is right there! Bathroom for…read morewomen / men separate. You will see little kids on bikes, middle schoolers on scooters & older teens & young adults on skateboards. Parents hanging out "picnic" style. I see that people bringing their dogs too.... The skatepark is little up on a hill so it gets nippy in the afternoon so bring your sweatshirt if you are being an audience. Carlsbad Safety Center is located right next to the skatepark and it gives a great feeling of extra security since police cars are constantly coming & going.

My kids love this place. Ever since it was opened the go here all the time. The city keeps it well…read moremaintained even adding lights last year for night riding. At one point the had swing gates to close different tracks. They were painted green. My son didn't see it was closed and rode full speed. Ended in the er with stitches and chest and rib bruising. I sent an email to the city asking if they can do something to make it more noticeable. When kids are racing around they aren't paying attention. Within just a day or two of sending that email they put reflective yellow and black markings on all the gates. Amazing job and it did make a huge difference. The kids seem to always check on everyone and usually great family experience. Don't like the overwhelming e-bikes and dirt bikes, even though there are signs not allowing them, but that's the new thing so I guess it's to be expected. Love how the city has days for the public to help maintain the park. My kids take ownership and want to help and keep it going. They are 11 and 14. Great to see them learning responsibility and care.

Amazing pump track a little bit Advanced from alot of the pump tracks around. The bmx dirt dirt…read moretrack in the back looks wild. It's a must visit.

Great skate park, it has everything you need. Locals have been all very chill and there's a deep…read moretalent pool that skates here. I saw Kader skating here in one of his videos.

It's awesome and the graphic or cool my son likes it and my son go very good at it because it's so…read morebig

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.