I love the zip line and the sunsets are sooooo fech and its just so fun there is all kinds of…read morethings to do like go on a walk or bike ride there is lots of grass to play soccer

What a fun park in Norco. It's at the bottom of Pumpkin Rock Trail. There are bathrooms, sporting…read morecourts, giant porch-like swings to sit on, a covered event space with tables, and a huge, fabulous playground for all ages to enjoy.

Clean neighborhood park in Eastvale. This park has two playgrounds (one for older kids and one for…read morelittle ones), two baseball fields, a soccer field, picnic tables, two picnic shelters and lots of grassy areas. There are some nice shade trees as well. This park really gets busy during soccer and baseball season. It's a nice family friendly park.

My grandkids had many soccer tournaments here over the years. Always enjoyed the condition of the…read morefields. Parking is easy and the restrooms always clean and maintained. I do miss the driving range from years ago but it was in the wrong place at the wrong time sadly. Playground was a favorite for my grandson, it also is well cared for.

The park is great, lots of space. Big fields for baseball, soccer, football, field hockey, or…read morewhatever else. Bathrooms are kept clean, plenty of parking. The only thing is the parking lot lighting here is really bad and for how big the parking lot is, there's not enough adequate lighting and/or brightness associated with the lights. Very dim lit they cannot cover everything. My friend told me peoples cars were getting broken into around here because she came up here one day during the day and saw shattered glass on the ground. She gathered it must have happened overnight I can now see that now with how dim the lights are. I had left my car here to go with my friend to grab something to eat nearby, and came back to pick it car up and the lot was almost pitched black. This was at 8:30pm. The park was all but empty. Not good at all. I mean whenever you're in a dark parking lot you're just having your head on a swivel and it ain't about being paranoid either. They really need to look into fixing the lighting around here. This is not good for park goers and it isn't safe, especially for a lady by herself jogging or whatever else. It was dark around the entire park too. The fields were very dark. I'm actually shocked and surprised how inadequate the lighting is here. This city does have money. They can figure this out and make the parking lot brighter at night for safety reasons.

Visited this park for a training class on reclaimed water and how this is utilized at this park. I…read morewas there at 7:30 am and there were lots of citizens walking the perimeter of the park. There's a gazebo with some seating in the middle of a rose garden which makes it ideal for silent sustained reading. Great place to meditate, walk around, read a book or have a picnic.

Nice park- ample free parking with handicap accessibility- clean restrooms- nice children's play…read morearea that has sun shade over providing nice coverage. Large grassy area. Covered spaces with benches/tables available to reserve for parties. Rental is extremely reasonable.

I used to play softball at Santana Park and my brother had football practices here too. Been to…read morethis park too many times to count. It's a huge park! Baseball/ softball fields, soccer fields, football can be played here. Santana Park is the home of multiple sports team in Corona. It does get crowded on weekends, but there is plenty of parking all around. Some trees are available, not nearly enough though. The bathrooms are usually pretty gross but that's normal with any public park. On weekends there's typically a snack bar open too, and there are water fountains also. Came here over the weekend for my cousins daughters soccer game. It was a bit hot outside, especially if you weren't under an umbrella. The park is kept up pretty well in terms of the grass being cut and watered etc. This is a nice place to come watch a game and hangout with the family. So many memories at Santana Park :)

Went here for July 4th and had a good time…read more There was free parking at the nearby church and also paid parking at the park, but since there would be a 30 mins. delay to get out of the paid parking to let pedestrians through after the fireworks, I opted for the free parking even though it was a further walk. It was annoying trying to get to the parking lot itself because almost all the ways Google Maps was telling me to get there was blocked off. I understand that they were trying to funnel people into one entrance, but when you have to make several detours trying to get to just one place, it gets really irritating. Anyway, once we were there, food trucks and porta potties were neatly lined up and there were also inflatable playgrounds for the kids to play at that you had to sign a waiver for. Food selection was good. I was happy there were a couple of vegan/vegetarian selections. I highly recommend bringing an umbrella and bottles of water because even though we came late in the afternoon, the sun was still blazing and people were hiding in the shade of the trees. The park is huge, so there's plenty of space to spread out and even if you leave your spot several times like we did, there's always a new spot to find which is just as good as the last one. There was a stage with live bands playing 80s to 90s music with intervals of recorded present day music. I'm fairly sure the woman who sang in the first band sang the national anthem and she was amazing! There was a section in front of the stage roped off as a dance floor and it was fun seeing everyone from a cute elderly couple to parents with kids dancing and enjoying themselves. The fireworks are right behind the stage and because we chose to sit right up front close to the stage, right behind the roped off dance floor, we could just lay down on our towels and watch the fireworks which is easier on the neck. Since we came a little before 5 when they officially opened and entertainment is basically just listening to the live band, eating, drinking, and people watching I admit there were times when I wish we had come a little later because it is a long 4 hour wait, but still it was a nice day to be outside sitting or laying down on the grass on a beautiful Friday afternoon, which like the announcer had said was a gift to us since some countries have neither the luxury or freedom to do so. Overall, it was a good experience. It's very family oriented, safe, casual and relaxed.

This loop is awesome! Loved walking here, walked about 4 miles in total, and was absolutely…read moresunburned. It was a nice path between walking on the dirt path or the asphalt, there was plenty of hills/flat areas and lots to see on the trail. We even stopped by the Desi House on our way back. Really cool!

My dogs and I have been walking at River Walk Park for the past 15 years. They have a wonderful…read moretrail that has really expanded over the past 10 years. You can now walk from Eastvale Community Park at Hamner through River Walk Park and down to Archibald, a total round trip of 5.2 miles. Unfortunately, there has been so many kids out there racing E-bikes during the past year it is getting increasingly difficult to safely take a walk with my dog along this trail. Recently JCSD has put up 20 miles per hour speed limit signs that say yield to pedestrians and some mirrors to help see around sharp turns. 20 mile per hour speed limit might be an okay speed limit on the straight parts of the trail, but 20 miles per hour isn't at all safe around the sharp turns. I have had to jump in the bushes and pull my dog off the trail several times from E-bikes racing around a curve in the trail.

Good park to go to I like the place a lot of photos to take at this place and a lot of stuff you…read morecan do there

Not much to this park really. It does however have a decent amount of shade, plenty of parking…read moreusually, a couple of baseball diamonds & grill spots great for party's. The restrooms are also decent & you're not too far from the 60 fwy.

Love the splash pad and the park. It can get crowded when sports use the fields and parking is…read morescarce. Splash pad water turns off around 7pm. The splash pad turns on Memorial Day through Labor Day. Check the Corona parks and rec website for official dates.

My son really enjoyed the splash pad here, definitely will be back for another hot day.read more