Nice and quiet park especially on the weekday a great place to bring your dog lots of shade…read moreplayground and restroom lots of parking and shaded tables. The location is really nice because it's far away from from a busy street. they also have skateboard ramps here. However they do not have any open restrooms the week day we visited.

What a nice little park I stumbled upon. Sitting next to Garden Grove High School, it has a large…read morechildren's play area, 2 basketball courts, a small skate park and a baseball field. Behind the park is the Garden Grove Activities center, and a separate large Children's Adventure center that kids can go play in for $2 fee. They appear to try and keep it maintained, but there's many large patches of muddy soil from the rain, and dry patches without grass. There's ONE large covered shelter area with benches to have lunch.

This place is great! There is a solid train theme going throughout the playground area but it also…read moreprovides a nice variety of structures geared towards different ages. Bathrooms are clean enough and decently well stocked. Parents can grab a seat on one of many benches and there is good visibility as the kids run from area to area. There are baby and regular swings, and one big flat disk that you can lay down on. There are also spider web ropes for climbing. The softball fields are great for running the bases in between games, or flying a kite in the outfield. We tend to come in the evenings when it's cold so we haven't had a chance to use the splash pad but the structures in the area are still available for climbing. Solid choice for running off some kid energy.

It's a really nice park with a lot of activities that you can partake in. Huge train themed…read moreplayground for the kids, splash pad, tennis courts, basketball, baseball field, etc. Also, a lot of exercise machines all around the park for you to use. Nicely maintained and very clean and it's a really nice place to hang out, have a picnic, or just go for a walk or run. If you are at the park to watch a baseball game, just be careful parking in the overflow parking lot along the first base line. Lots of foul balls getting hit over there which came close to hitting cars.

I must say the best park in Garden Grove. So much to see and do at this park. Especially for the…read morechildren. Lots of little small ponds, reptiles, and nature to observe around. Playgrounds are awesome too, and I suggests watching your kids here. So many things they could get into. But I love the vibe here. I met new people here, so its a friendly, family spot for all.

I used to come here to enjoy the ducks and the beautiful view all the time but unfortunately they…read moredestroyed the duck pond to build something an it makes me really sad to know that , this was such a beautiful peaceful area where if you were having a stressful day , you'd be able to come here lay down a blanket, and just enjoy the view and the ducks , so so sad that I won't be able to enjoy that anymore and many others

The good: This place was a hidden gem! The price is very…read morecheap and the park is huge. I love the vintage playground pieces and how they're all spread apart so each kid gets their space. There's a communal bench area that's covered that looks good for parties (with a cool King Neptune statue). There are really beautiful and unique stone water fountains shaped like seashells integrated into the walls. It feels like a magical little park with groovy animals/shapes. My kid was able to enjoy the splash pad all to herself. There's an outdoor shower right by it as well to rinse off. The splash pad was interactive and fun. There are various swing sets here of different styles fit for different ages. There was ample parking. Many of the areas are shaded. The bad: We came upon opening hours and the gate wasn't open yet. People opened it around 7 minutes late. My husband and I were about to leave but luckily stood around trying to make phone calls for long enough that someone eventually came and opened the gate. The interesting: After an hour or less at the splash pad the button to turn the water on stopped working.

Sigler Park splash pad closed early unexpectedly due to maintenance this season so we went to…read moreAtlantis. Plenty of parking. Cost $2 for entry for ages 3 and up. Inside has several playground area and two large areas with picnic tables. We were only there for the splash pad. It's much smaller than Sigler and the kids got bored easily. The only advantage I see is if you throw a gathering and have your party hang out at the picnic tables. Then they are free to room Atlantis which we didn't explore. The splash pad is open until mid October for the season.

Love the park. Very safe and clean. It's small but has enough to take the kids out quick to blow…read moreoff some energy.

My cousin just had her daughter's birthday party here. She rented the building but even without it,…read moreit's a nice little park with slides and 2 small play structures for little kids. There's a huge open field so plenty of space to play games, soccer, football, etc. My daughter really enjoy the slides with her brothers. It was very clean and well kept. Parking could be an issue but there is street parking as well. I would definitely take my kids back to play.

It was a blast!!!!My daughter wanted to stay right after I told her we were leaving.You should…read moredefenitly try this park.

Cute little play structure. There is a music area and a double layered sphere that spins around and…read moreyou can ride inside. It reminds me of those playgrounds wheels from the 80s but with more safety considerations without removing the fun. The play area is turf and surrounded by picnic tables and Adirondack chairs, with plenty of shade. The design is thoughtful and makes for a great place to spend an afternoon. The parking is free and right next to the play area. It feels secluded and somehow also right in the middle of everything. The only thing missing is a bathroom and while I understand that it's prevent homeless people from moving in, it does limit the amount of time that anyone can hang out here (especially with littles). Still a nice place to enjoy a coffee or picnic and let the kiddos play.

Absolutely Fantastic! First time here, and I'll definitely be back! Parking Sucks but this park is…read moreworth it. My Niece was looking for water fun, and after a disappointing experience at Atlantis Play Park, Google saved the day and directed us here I will most definitely be back!

Cute little play ground. Unfortunately it needs improvement severity of cracks it needs repairs or…read morereplacements. Dangerous for kids to run around.

Nice lake to walk around and get some nature in for the day. I wanted something little kids and 2…read moreseniors could do and this was the perfect location that felt like there was a lot of interesting things to see but not too overly safe and fenced off from nature. Parking is easy with a large lot right next to the lake, opposite of the lake are some hiking trails if you have more time. It's a nice loop going around with some different areas along the way such as a small creek, reeds near the shore, and some water works that looks like they have been turned off or no longer function. Even in Winter there are a lot of different birds around. My kids loved following and chasing the large pelicans in the lake. You can fish here and there are children's fishing competitions. Just keep in mind to have a permit because when we went there was a police officer checking and ticketing people.

Free parking? Free entry?…read morePlenty of places to hike walk bike fish? Relax in the sun? Benches? Restrooms? They got it all here. Super legit place in a very nice neighborhood in city of Fullerton, wha a gem to fish here today! No complaints, zero.

cool place to go if u wanna just go for a chill walk or bike ride. definitely gonna go here oftenread more

Haster Basin Park, Garden Grove:…read more $25 million. Two years. A facelift meant to turn a drainage ditch into a "recreational haven." They slapped on new soccer fields, jogging trails, shiny exercise stations, and even built a fancy pump station to keep the floodwaters--and maybe the city's reputation--at bay. On paper, it's a glowing civic effort, a love letter to the community. In reality? It's a postcard from the edge of dystopia. Step inside, and the illusion peels off faster than the faded graffiti on the crumbling fitness equipment. The gates are busted, the lake's a floating landfill, and wildlife swims through a soup of plastic and rot, like some grim nature documentary with zero budget for editing. The park's got more trash than a reality TV reunion show and enough drug paraphernalia to open a museum of societal collapse. Irony punches hardest in the form of a gated, compound-like structure smack in the middle--Spanish villa vibes, locked up tight. The most beautiful part of the park, reserved not for the public but for... well, who knows? Maybe the sparkling OC Parks truck parked inside holds the answer. Shiny, pristine, like it rolled off a showroom floor while the park rots around it. A metaphor on wheels. Clusters of people sit around, doing who-knows-what. I work in the homeless space, so no judgment here. But when the vibe feels more "post-apocalyptic gathering" than "community picnic," something's off. Suspicious characters, endless trash piles, and an atmosphere thick with neglect. Garden Grove wanted to hitch its wagon to the Disneyland star, sprucing up areas near the resort while the rest of the city gets left to decay. Haster Basin is the sad proof. It's a park dressed up for a party it wasn't invited to. Consider this review a beacon. I'll be posting it everywhere--tagging Disneyland, Anaheim, and the Garden Grove Council. Because if you're trying to lure tourists from the convention center for a quick jog, they deserve to know they're stepping into a facade. The closer you get to the park, the further you feel from any real sense of care.

A very spacious Park good for running, picnic and just playing sports in general. A lot of trees…read morearound so you're not to expose under the sun. They charge around two or three bucks for parking, but there's plenty of parking in the street surrounding the park. They also have some stage or building to use, but I'm not sure how to book them

I've gone to a bunch of different parks throughout the years to watch my nephew play baseball, and…read morehe had games here over the weekend. Pretty nice park. Very big and has pretty much everything you need. 5-6 baseball fields, archery range, soccer field, playground, lake for fishing, courts, areas for parties, etc... There are winding paths for walking and running, so I saw a lot of people using those. However, also a lot of people walking and running in the road, so drive slowly and watch out for pedestrians. One negative is it costs $5 to park and I think $10 on holidays. What sucks is there are no in and out privileges, so if you have to leave for some reason, you have to pay another $5 when you come back. You can just park on Euclid as many people do so. Overall, a pretty nice and quiet park. If i lived nearby, i would come more often as it is a pretty nice and scenic place to work out or just get away from the busy city.