I visited twice. The first time was to find a geocache. I came back because I wanted to see the…read moreJoshua trees in evening light. Stunning. There is a small nature center and several miles to walk on well-maintained trails. They may even be ADA compliant, but you'd better confirm that if you need it. I visited in mid'June and thw evening walk was not too hot. The foll9wing morning was actually sweater weather, which means walking in the m9rning would good too.

First time going to the Preserve in Lancaster on a Saturday night for a (free) night walk and…read moreastronomy presentation...loved it. The guide was friendly, knowledgeable, and passionate about the night sky making the walk and the presentation all the more engaging. The sky was clear that night giving us a nice view of celestial objects such as the planets Venus, Mars, and Mercury along with various star constellations. My friends and I had a wonderful time. After the walk we were able to look through a couple of high powered telescopes set up by kind volunteers that allowed us to get a closer view of various stars and even neighboring galaxies All in all, an enjoyable evening out here in the high desert

Love this park. The host Monday night Bites and the Juneteenth festival yearly- which are my…read morefavorite events.

This park has a lot of hidden dangers…read more My husband got slammed on his lip and his wrist with the heavy yellow swing protection part of the swing, which came down to hit him when he was putting my daughter into the swing and when he was trying to take her out. In addition, baby swing is hung so high that it's difficult to even place the baby/children into the swing. Maybe it's intended for teenagers. Another reason is, there's a lot of broken parts of the playground slide, which is not maintained for safety. Lastly, there's parts of the part that is not completed or us missingparts.

The dog park is a bit of a mess there's poop everywhere and there were poop bags in the dispensers…read more The grassy area several uneven spots and it was mostly weeds. There's some homeless hanging around the area, so if you're here by yourself it can be a bit scary. I'm assuming when it's hot it's not used, so it's be nice if there were more trees for extra shade.

This dog park was disappointing. There was dog feces all over the ground and I found out why. No…read moredoggie bags in the dispensers. So if you go bring your own bags and watch where you step. They did have water available for the dogs and shady areas to bv sit.

ABSOLUTELY EMBARRASSING!!!! 18.5 Million dollar spent…read moreexpansion this park with our tax dollars !!!! Through Measure A, Measure AV, and the Park Development Fund. Not one Engineer or any intelligent human being from the City Planning Office can figure how to keep the water on from freezing in the winter. This is not the first park ever built in PALMDALE the last 20 years. Seriously ??? ABSOLUTELY EMBARRASSING!!!! What's the cost to fix the freezing pipes, $19.5 Million? What's most embarrassing is there's no shame in printing signs admitting what they've done and proudly hanging them around the park. PATHETIC! So what's your solution when tax payers are thirsty????

Perfect park to bring our dog on a walk out!! There is a bunch of newly renovated upgrades to the…read morepark. I like how clean and modern the community building looks especially with the bathroom. There is a bunch of new Futsal courts, but they are currently closed, and there are signs saying no trespassing. I don't know when they open since there's no date. Similarly, the lawns around the park are also closed with gates. Nonetheless I'm pretty excited to see more of this park grow because it used to be more plain and have one playground and dog park section. Now there is at least three different playground sections with upgraded apparatuses. I love to bring my dog to the dog park. It is well-maintained and clean there isn't a huge crowd of dogs and it's nice for a few to hang out at. It's simple; plain dirt and one bench but separated by small dogs and large. Would be helpful for more shade since the heat and sunshine here can get pretty fierce. My only problem is I wish this park had more sports included, it seems like soccer is the main and only focus. I was hoping for some tennis courts here. There's so much grass too which I feel like could've been used for a different sport but it's OK. Parking lot is big and there is multiple bathrooms. Not too much trash cans around, but there are some near the picnic tables!

A Nice local Spot for a Walk or Run to get your steps in…read more This is a great place to go for a walk or run. The main path is dirt, with grassy areas inside the loop which is perfect for jogging, walking, or just getting outside. There is also a smaller, paved field nearby, connected by a dirt path. Shade is limited, so it's best to bring a hat or visit during cooler hours. There are drinking fountains, a small outdoor gym setup, and public restrooms available. The space is also used for games and can easily accommodate groups. Parking is limited, but you can usually find a spot - except during events or games, when it can get crowded.

Nice and clean park and they were a great host for the Quartz Hill Soccer tournament. The fields…read moreare a bit uneven, but they had food vendors and cleaned their portable toilets every few hours. It was so much better than I expected. Perfect weather in March.

I really enjoy this park, set up on the hill. I live near this park and bring my pup regularly for…read moresome canine socialization. My dog is on the small side, so I take him to the small dog park, just next to the large dog park. There are always some larger dogs on the small dog side, but those pups tend to be afraid of the large dogs, so they socialize with the small pups. The park is clean, well-maintained, and they have poop shovels/bags ready when you need them. In addition, there is a playground for the children, a basketball area for the teens, restrooms, and plenty of parking. You will love it and so will your pup. Enjoy!

Perfect dog park!! Definitely a gem for SCV furents. Water station, poop shiz, great size, well…read moremaintained park and surroundings. There's a restroom nearby too!

I don't know that most Los Angelinos know how much effort and engineering goes into bringing their…read morewater to them. These canals and tunnels and pipelines bring water 444 miles from the Sierra Nevada Mountains to Southern California. The Edmund G. Brown (a former California Governor) "California Aqueduct" is the state's largest and longest water transport system It was initially sold to the public in 1960 for an estimated total cost of $1.75 billion in state bonds. This was a misleading and low-balled figure. Construction began in 1961 and though still incomplete, the total cost for the project has grown over $4.3 billion for twenty-five dams and reservoirs, eighteen pumping plants, 683 miles of aqueducts, and eight hydro-electric power plants. The aqueduct serves 35 million people and 5.7 million acres of farmland pumped along the way to overcome gravity here and there through pumping stations and some of that energy is later recovered by hydroelectric plants. For example, the Edmonston Pumping Plant raises the water 1,926 feet over the Tehachapi Mountains. Much of the aqueduct walkways and bikeways were closed after September 11, but here in Palmdale where the Pearblossom Highway crosses over, there is a parking area and a narrow fenceway opening that you can fit through. I don't know that a bicycle would make it. It's worth stopping to see this tremendous engineering feat and perhaps understand what happens before you water your lawn or fill your pool. [Review 17536 overall - 333 in California - 1054 of 2022.]

I went today for a walk and the views are absolutely gorgeous! It was cold but it was a nice quiet…read morewalk.

My place to enjoy working out on my STREETSTRIDER 2-3 times per week…read more A beautiful serenity in this place. A REAL GEM! To be enjoyed by all ages.

This a very nice park to take a walk at. I suggest in the morning or early evening. The summer…read moremonths get hot there. There are 3 park areas for kids. There are 3 restroom areas along the walking path. . Lots of grassy and tree areas. The walking path is one mile around the lakes it is paved. You cannot swim or do any water stuff like boating , paddle boarding etc. in the lakes you can fish there. They allow dogs if leashed. Lots of geese , ducks , and migratory birds. Do need to be aware of snakes. Park is surrounded by desert.

Passing through and checked out the dog park. It's nice. Has bathrooms, playground, frisbee golf…read more Could see a sunshade and table inside the dog park for in the future.

Four parks in one! Today we discovered an older park tucked behind left field with tire obstacles,…read moretwo fire hydrants, rocks, trees and benches. It's a lot roomier than the other fenced areas by the parking lot. We were having some problems with a stranger's dog in the "newer" park so we decided to walk our guys... low and behold this excellent discovery. It's a bit run down, could use some attention to the "lawn" but it's a great alternative if you have big dogs that need space to run. There's a section for small dogs, too.

Never had an issue while attending this park. Very safe and lots of activities for the kiddos.read more

Love this cute lil park. They have a pool (I wish it had a smaller pool or it didn't start so deep)…read morebut they have programs weekly and movies. Nice community feeling for a new resident. I am enjoying this spot.