I was here for a birthday party the past weekend and it was quite lovely. And it was a great place…read moreto meet not really busy. We had about 30 to 50 people so it was good enough size I am not positive about the facilities because we only used really the barbecue area and it was a great size and a great time for everything

Wow.... Apparently somebody decided that it would be great to spend tens of thousands of dollars to…read morereplace the existing playground. Unfortunately it was replaced by the most dangerous and confusing pile of rocks I've ever seen! No really...pile of rocks. All the play equipment was removed and replaced with concrete climbing rock piles. Completely dangerous slippery piles of concrete with chipped wood on the ground. Can you say concussions! I've sat and watched kids walk up to these piles and look at them...and then walk away confused. One day I saw a kid climb up on one of the rocks...and then started crying for his mother because he was afraid to try and climb down. AND THE PLAYGROUND IS SUPPOSED TO BE FOR TODDLERS! Maybe toddler chimps...but human toddlers...uh uh. And there are these odd alien looking metal bars and wheels that hang 10 feet up in the air completely inaccessible to a toddler ( unless he is a 6'4" toddler ). Uhh... why folks why? Why spend the money? Why create a safety hazard? Why... Wow

The park itself is small and has a small uncovered playground. The real winner is the covered…read morebridge. It has historical significance as well as beauty and grandiosity. It is impossible to walk through this bridge and not pull out your phone to snap a few photos! There is a parking lot in front of the park, and it's close to a bunch of outdoor shopping areas, so the location is convenient and easy to get to. It is worth a stopover but don't expect this county park to be an adventure destination. It's pretty small, but it is cool!

My husband and I stopped by on a Sunday afternoon. The scenery was beautiful and calm. We crossed…read morethe bridge and imagined what it was like in its prime and all the people who have crossed it before us. Definitely a must see.

Nice baseball fields and park. There is a swimming pool, playground, soccer fields and baseball…read morefields. There is a Jack in the Box and little market less than a mile from it as well.

Nice place to hike and walk about. Ponds, hiking trails. Little museum and some wild life.read more

Great find! Was looking for a nice strenuous hike with beauty and comfort. Scored on all accounts…read more Wonderful docent provided advice and cautions (and a clean bathroom inside). Did a loop that was about 2 1/4 miles up, across the summit and back down - Woodrat Trail - Sunset Trail - Lower Chapparal Trail. Hint - Take a picture of the map at the sign. Caution - not all intersections are marked with signs. To get to the start of the Woodrat trail, you need to walk the Discovery Trail a bit (even through the sign "all other trails" seems to indicate otherwise). Lots of flora.....on June 1, lots in bloom. Bring bug spray (didn't see bugs, but be ready). Lots of wood shade which is a welcome break from the sun. Saw plenty of other hikers of all ages, so difficulty was only my being out of shape. Go check it out!

My husband brought us here. We loved our time. So great that…read morethey sold cold water !!! We enjoyed the train ride so nice and we were the only ones since we came in a week day! I'm looking forward to coming back and bringing more family. Great photos and the ride is definitely worth the price.

Came here on a Saturday morning around 11am. Tickets for train and carousel is $5 per person and…read morefree for kids 2 and under. The train ride is less than 10 minutes with no cover so we brought our hats. It's a quick ride and you pass by the parking lot and a park. My girls enjoyed it. After we played by the nearby park. There is a bathroom close to the train ticket booth and lots of tables to enjoy a snack or even lunch. They were just starting the grill to cook the food for lunch but our girls were hungry so we left to get food elsewhere.

Nice place and great location. Rather poor drainage. I was there several days after it rained and…read moreyou can see in the picture there are big pools of rainwater.

On our way to Santa Cruz and needed to make a pit stop for the dogs. We found this place on yelp…read more As soon as we pulled up we realized that this was not for us. Wood chips and weeds. A terrible combination for dogs. So we left and went next door to sky park. See review under skypark