I live here. I've been attending games here for almost 20 years. Nothing has changed! It's dusty…read morefrom the makeshift dirty unpaved parking lot. It's a sad day when you have to make plans to wash your car around the games. I've always had to think....Hmmmm, will I have to park at Pony Fields, after I wash my car???? If you do, don't bother cleaning it because it will come out dirty. There's probably about 100 spaces in the fenced in paved area with ONLY 3-4 handicap spots. Get here early if you don't want to drive your fancy car onto the dirt and pot-holed rocky filled, dirt lot. You can also take the chance of parking on the street but trying to unload Littles and baseball gear and crossing the busy street, WILL add to your stress and challenge. Pony fields sometimes charge a fee to enter. I don't know why. It's not a park worth coming into. What can I say? It's dirty, dusty and no shelter from wind or dust storms that seem to pick up every single night we are here. Trees are few and far between so bring your EZ Ups and be prepared to batten them down. It's windy here and will catch you off guard. I think the owners of this field need to invest some serious money and rebuild this park. The outhouses scattered about in the field are always so STINKY! When the wind picks up, trust me, you will need nose protection. It is unbearable. It probably isn't healthy to breathe this mess. Poor kids running around this field come home and need to be dunked in a tub. It's that dirty. True. It's a baseball field, but for those of us NOT playing baseball, spectators.... we shouldn't have to feel we went through a dust storm, at every visit. Do not park along the backside of the fields or you will get hit. So that takes away about 10-15 paved spots. On the plus side, the snack bar is reasonable. There are a few wooden picnic tables. Also, hilly patches of grass to sit on. Don't plan to lay a blanket down anywhere for the kids. It's pretty dirty. Dogs and pets are not allowed! Starbucks, McDonalds, Chic-Filet, Jack in the Box, Walmart, Target, and many others, are within 3-5 miles. In the 23 years I've lived in Murrieta, I will say this is the worst baseball park I have taken the kids to. It really needs to be improved. No stars would be my best rating. I am forced to give it 1. Really not deserving of even 1.

A lot of work has been done in the past two years and more is coming per the current Board. A…read moregreat place to start youths in baseball-Ages 3 to 19 years old. The league is open to Murrieta and non-Murrieta residents. My son played Pony for past 6 years in the Recreational Division and the Unlimited/ Competitive Division. Now, he is in high school and very competitive and well rounded. His baseball IQ difficulty increased with his experience and play at Murrieta Valley Pony Baseball.

Nice field for softball games. There's two fields and both are well-maintained. The people who…read moremark the chalk lines are really good. The field looks really professional and the grass is green. The teams that came out to play today were really excited to play at a park surrounded by nice residential homes in a recently developed area. There's a snack bar with standard ball park fare such as hotdogs nachos pretzels and burgers. Women's restroom was broken so the men's restroom became the ladies restroom so be careful and read the signs before going in.

Hands down the best vball club in the valley. The work ethics of the coaches and determination and…read morethe close family knit vibes is something so awe inspiring. It's club volleyball and their know-how of the sport is pretty amazing and they break it down to you. The owner, Dennis cares and is so helpful along with coach Kym. (Able to communicate and break it down for the player imo) I personally feel like they genuinely care and the work your child puts in is what you get out of it, and they're available to always help and give coaching. I personally think they're awesome.

My daughter came to this club from a different local club in the area and I have definitely seen…read moreimprovement in her skill and self esteem as a player. Coach Kym, Coach Dennis and Coach Liz have all worked with my daughter in improving her skill and love for the game. If you have a son or daughter who wants to play volleyball I recommend this club!

I come here for my garden club meeting once a month. The area that we have our meeting is quite…read morespacious and could be divided into two rooms with a room divider. There is a cafeteria serving area, which I heard they serve meals here for senior citizens. There are restrooms, and I could only speak for the ladies room that it has a handful of stalls and that is always kept up to par. I hope to take advantage of some of the programs they have to offer in the future. Outdoors you will find they have tennis, basketball and pickle ball courts. They also have two different play areas with play structures. The play areas do have scheduled hours for students. It is open to the public after those hours. Unfortunately, I forgot to get a picture of that info. There is designated parking that seem to fill up fast. Also available is street parking.

Being a new mom, I'm always on the lookout for activities for my daughter. The Fallbrook Community…read moreCenter offers so many classes for all age ranges at really affordable prices (some are free!). I would recommend following them on Facebook to keep up to date on what's currently being offered/what's coming up. We're currently enrolled in a toddler ballet class and look forward to attending every week.

This park has all the amenities you need with small kids. Restrooms, food just a small walk away,…read moreand the fire department right next door if needed. There's even a small space where you can throw a ball around if needed. There's plenty of parking all around too.

I just discovered this spot as a result of a Google search for nearby parks. This was a nice one …read more It had a few benches to sit on as you watch your kids play on the play structure. There was a gazebo that provided shade. And a water fountain that had cold water. There was a large monument called " They passed this way," that listed the names of pioneers and people that are important in the history of Temecula I had a Great visit here .I didn't see any picnic tables but I did spot a family sitting at the gazebo having a picnic with plates on their laps. Thanks for reading . Have a blessed day.

Great park! Nicely themed. Equipment for small children and big kids too. Play areas in great…read morecondition. Clean restrooms. Beach volleyball, basketball courts and large grassy area.

Very nice I like…read morethis park for my kids, for party, for entertainment and training. That's good

It's amazing how big this place is and it has so many courts for Basketball, Soccer, Baseball. One…read moresad thing is you will see groups after groups practicing and not seeing anyone playing pickup basketball here. Great place for family overall.

This is a great park with soccer fields, baseball fields, and basketball courts. It is very well…read moremaintained and well lit during the evening when there are games or official practice. Pathway lights have sensors for extra lighting if needed. Even the playground is well lit. There is also access to the loop trail that is a wild life preservation. A great place for fun and recreational activities.

Riverton Park is a hidden gem . My kids love this place. The park is always clean. The equipment…read moreis fun and entertaining. They can play here for hours.this park as a large canopy area with tables and a huge grass field. My only issue is that it has a porta potty as the restroom, but that's literally the only somewhat bad thing I can say about this place.

Riverton Park, Temecula, CA. This is one of my daughter's…read morefavorite parks in the area. There is a huge grass field to the left of this picture and plenty of shaded tables to the right of the pictured area. There is a bathroom available but it is porta-potty style. The park is well kept and always clean. Due to the amount of mature trees in this park there is always plenty of shade no matter what time of day you are here. I can see this being great for parties but keep in mind it's street parking so it is limited on the amount of cars that'll fit. There are slides for all age groups as well as climbing areas for all difficulty levels. The disk swing in the center is a huge hit with all the kids and when more than a couple families are here there is always a line for it. One nice thing I have noticed, usually you can hear frogs chirping in the bushes. It's a really cool sound that makes you feel far outside the city and is really enjoyable:) Come check this park out for yourself, it'll quickly become a favorite!!