Although the park seems pretty clean and well maintained. Definitely not suitable for a soccer…read moretournament or any other sports tournament for that matter! However, the soccer field was well-maintained. But again not suitable for games or tournaments in that the parking was terrible and there is no nearby street parking. The parking was very limited and there was a line just to enter the park because people were waiting to see if someone was leaving. I couldn't even find a Handicapped parking because they were all occupied. I believe there were only 3-4 handicapped parking spots. We had to park next door at the local high school. Very difficult to do if you have ADA concerns.

Definitely an open park for all, yet, might be the only park within a certain radius- clean well…read morebuilt open fields good play grounds- bathrooms are clean water fountains work and b bal courts are padded! And a walk trail near by... good parking, tables, bbq pits and gazebos... literally almost perfect... and I don't offer 5's when out of 5 parks in the area, this is the only one you can visit without being a resident... all others are locked and in private neighborhoods. So, 4. 25, for the exclusion, but still, a model.park for the country...

This park has 2 play structures for big and little kids. There are swings, sand pit and lots of…read moreseparate structures around to play. Lots to do for kids! The floor is padded and there's also a sandy area. There are benches, tables and a grill. Lots of green grass and walking path around for you to get your steps in while watching the kids or dog walking.

Cypress Grove Park is a small, clean park that's great for families. My kids joined the Baseball…read moreCamp program and really enjoyed it. There's a fun playground and courts for volleyball, basketball, and baseball. It's easy to watch the kids while they play, and it's not too crowded. A nice spot to relax and let the kids burn off energy.

The playground is a bit of a heff from the carpark, but once you get there it's nice. There's a…read moresmall wall running the perimeter of the park, so kids are less likely to escape. They have infant and big kid swings. We liked it. I also think it might be shady in summer as it's surrounded by trees.

Pros: all foam terrain, short retaining wall surrounds almost all the play equipment, two toddler…read moreand two big kid swings, musical instruments between the adjacent 2-5 and 5-12 playgrounds, four benches and trash can, bathroom short walk away. Cons: have to walk past field and cut across grass or stroller over a more circuitous path to the playground, no shade in winter, school next door has two other play structures but is fully fenced off. The play structure is a bright orange and royal blue, pretty akin to Blippi colors! Ship themed. parking lot shared with school

This park is perfect for all ages and I absolutely love all the shade around…read moreMy son 9 years old loved practicing at the various basketball hoops My daughter 8 loved the money bars and how low they were And my 8 month old loved swinging with momma

It's a beautifully, immaculate, healthy looking park. There are a lot of activities for the youth,…read moreplay grounds are great. Basketball cards look nice. Teenagers were playing tag. We were there for a friendship potluck, that would be located inside the Sweet Shade Clubhouse. The constructive feedback; the gentleman in charge of the clubhouse, (not sure how to put this) but I felt they were nitpicking, Requiring the trash bins / cans inside the clubhouse that stunk, with germs, bacteria, etc. had no Lysol, one had to reach in to get the replacement bags. Not very hygienic. I was under the impression that The two gentlemen in the clubhouse did not care and wanted us to dump the trash bags into the dumpster afterwards, which is fine, (and they weren't going to facilitate or lift the finger ) but there was trash - semi full and it would be really cool if they took out the trash bins to wash them out or had some type of antibacterial spray to use. - they didn't and it seem like they just didn't care. It could've easily been a five star review, but wasn't.

Really nice location that is very accommodating. The venue is clean, updated, and has friendly…read morestaff. Overall the location is well maintained and has plenty of parking.

Casted my ballot here, in and out within 5 minutes. Clean and organized, great job to those who…read moremanaged this important event.

Beautiful new park in Tustin. The parking lot is a bit small but it doesn't seem to get too crowded…read moreand there is plenty of outside neighborhood parking. I came on a Sunday afternoon and there were a few parking spots left. There is a big grass area, sizable playground, and some picnic tables scattered around. From this park, you can actually take a paved trail called Greenwood Gulsh across the street (look it up on Google Maps), which then takes you to another park called Ron Foell Park. Nice little loop between the two parks. Dog friendly park as well. Quiet and safe.

Huge park! My kiddos had a lot to do. There are shaded picnic tables and bathrooms…read more Bathrooms are a bit ugly haha but we're thankful there were some.

This isn't a destination park, but if you're in the neighborhood and you have antsy kids, it'll do…read morefor some quick outdoor entertainment. This park is attached to what looks like a homeowners association, so there is a neighborhood pool adjacent to it that is behind a gate. You can't get in unless you have a key! This also means that you can't have access to the bathrooms unless you have a key, so if you're playing at this playground and you have a child that suddenly decides he needs to visit the restroom, you are SOL. (Ask me how I know this.) Along with slides, monkey bars, and other fun things, there is also a volleyball court off to the side. It's a nice, clean, safe little park in Irvine!

Quiet residential park for Oak creek residents…read more Partially shaded in the morning. The tiny tots lot and benches are shaded. There's a tiny tots lot gym and older kids gym. Woodchips only - no sand or foam flooring. There's 4 bouncy animals - horse, dog, elephant and snail. No swings. There's a volleyball and basketball court.

Heritage Community Park is a nice place to come. I happened to be here on a mid Saturday in…read moreSeptember 2026. It was an unexpected stop, but it was nice to just chill out and enjoy the Irvine community. I was here at Heritage Community Park for about 2 1/2 hours. After having brunch with my family at the Broken Yolk Café - Irvine after taking the Amtrak Pacific Surfliner from LAX, we ended up here after swinging by the house and picking up their tennis gear and headed here for warm ups and tennis matches. It was nice to just sit here and watching my nephew play tennis and remind myself that I used to play tennis, but never got any good because I never really was good to begin with lol. I just loved to serve hard. In any case, I spent a large chunk of my time here at Heritage Park watching him play 3 matches over the course of 2 1/2 hours. The day got warm, so I found some shade near the tennis courts. I managed to nod off for 10 minutes while cooling off. It was cool to see the park and all the families that was here that morning and me being a tourist. It reminds me that I could still pick up tennis if I wanted to, hopefully I can find my tennis racquet somewhere in storage. It was also nice that there is restroom facilities here at Heritage Community Park too. The overall experience here at the Heritage Community Park here in Irvine, California was good and very nice after a day of travel from Honolulu to Los Angeles, and then a short trip to Irvine. The park itself isn't that large, but it does have a lot of tennis courts. My sister said Irvine community has a big tennis engagement thing and it shows that young people embrace it wholeheartedly. I thought that was pretty cool. The park itself is well maintained by the city of Irvine and there's a lot of trees everywhere to shield anyone and everyone from the heat during summer time and maybe the wind sheer during the winter months. From where I was, there wa at least 4 full sized tennis courts here and I was situated next to the parking lot. There wasn't much sitting areas to view, but I got lucky with a wall and shade from the trees. For the most part though, I ended up drifting off to sleep a few times, because I was jetlagged, but I was awake for most of the matches my nephew was in. Heritage Community Park is located in the heart of Irvine, California. There's also a spot for barbecues and soccer fields too. This park is particularly massive and I just stayed for the tennis matches. It's located in the heart of Irvine, California at 14301 Yale Avenue. Like all municipal parks, there's no admission fee to enter the park. Although there is rental fees associated with some on site equipment and things, majority of the park is free to enjoy with friends and family. As far as parking goes, there's a large and generous parking area for anyone and everyone who wishes to park here. And if you like public transportation, choose the routes that's best for you to get here to Heritage Community Park in Irvine. Never thought I'd be here to see people play tennis while on vacation, but here I was. It was cool and a nice change of pace when I am traveling. If you need that downtime and in Irvine, consider coming here to Heritage Community Park. Definitely will lift your spirits for a day or two. I'm happy that I saw my nephew play tennis. Hoping he'll make it to the pros someday. 5.0 stars for the overall experience. Support local! A+

This is a huge park and community center with a lot to offer. Several parking lots to start. They…read morehave a good sized pond with a walking trail around it. They have basketball, baseball, tennis, pickleball, and soccer areas to enjoy some recreation. The greenery is well maintained. There is a nice sized playground with a splash pad.