Let me count my ways here! I cannot since I've been here on several occasions. As a local native…read moreto San Diego I've come here to meet with various friends and or family members. Especially when my kiddos were younger. I was recently trying to retrace my steps and had found myself nostalgic over several fond memories, of mainly, times at the lower level & over by the duck pond. You can park at the limited free parking outside or pay 5 dollars for inside parking. It's good until whatever the current park closing time is. Usually sunset hours. This super large park is great for hikes, large company, or big gatherings. Lots of shaded areas and you can even reserve spots that have picnic tables and grills. Lots of play structure areas--at least a handful or more. Most recently we did our annual 5k here. Though it's more of a time consuming long hike/walk. I don't run these days anymore. We chose the top area off highland vs previous times off the el Camino Real entrance area of the park. And this time we actually explored the hawk nest and the rope bridge areas. That was pretty cool. Amazing views up there! Nature was and is abundant! And signs of Fall were just beginning. There are lots of signs, maps, and fun audible educational clips of the kinds of animals that you could possibly encounter or see there. Some are warnings of plants and or of other creatures like rattlesnakes. So of course proceed with those cautions and stay on the trails. Wear good shoes too because some of the trails can be sandy and you can slip a little. Park phone numbers and rangers are about if you're in need of assistance. This park is beautiful and even with multiple visits here there is always something new to see.

I have been coming to this park for some time, one of the clubs I am in holds an Oktoberfest event…read morehere. It's spacious, clean, and well maintained. There is an area for a band to play under the large pavilion and plenty of benches and shade. There are some trails here and a wooden suspension bridge that leads to a nice lookout point, and it was a great place to go for a hike with my dogs. It's very easy to find your way back. There is parking inside and you have to pay $5 to get in. There is also limited parking outside the park, you have to get there early to park there.

This is a nice park with a lot picnic tables and big shade trees. The short hike is nice and has…read morepretty views. The walking paths are well maintained as are the various courts.

This great park. My favorite part about the park where some of the mature and perhaps 75+ years…read moreoak trees. They were very healthy and provided a lot of good shade over the grassy areas. They use recycled water so water is a breeze and it shows. The grass is very healthy, with plenty of trees, and flowering bushes. The park offers concrete benches strategically places in shaded areas. In the center of the park, you will find to large stationary BBQ's and above the park you find a half court basket ball, children's playground, bocce ball area, and restrooms. I think there's a horse shoe toss area, but I did not see one, then again I did not look for it. There area a couple of trails that lead away from the park and head up to a small hill with a look out which provided a great view of the park and the surrounding area. After my walk, I took a nap under one of the huge beautiful oak trees.

We came to this park for my daughter's soccer lesson. There is a small parking lot enough for about…read more10 vehicles and plenty of street parking along the neighborhood. This park is hidden and meant to be a neighborhood park for the people who live in the area. We came around noon and there were a few families playing on the playground. Not at all crowded or rowdy. There are 2 separate play areas - one for toddler and another play area for ages 5 and up. There are 2 play structures, a few swings, 1 basketball hoop, frisbee golf goal, a large grassy play field, and a walking path that goes around the park. It's not a very large park and no there are no bathrooms, which is the only downfall for this park. There are picnic tables and covered tables for eating and benches by the play structures to watch the kiddos. My kids enjoyed the park. Super low key and not busy. This is a nice play area for a couple hours to take the kids, do some exercise, or walk your pets.

This is a wonderful neighborhood park that's perfect for families! One of our favorite features is…read morethat it has two separate playgrounds, one designed for ages 2-5 and another for ages 5-12, making it easy for younger and older kids to play safely. The park is beautifully maintained with lots of mature trees, landscaped gardens, and plenty of shaded areas. There are several covered picnic tables, making it a great place to enjoy lunch or spend a relaxing afternoon. There's also a large open grassy field that's perfect for running around, tossing a ball, playing with your dog, or just enjoying some open space. A paved walking path loops around the entire park, making it great for walking, jogging, or pushing a stroller. The only downside right now is that parking can be a little challenging due to nearby construction, but we were still able to find street parking without too much trouble.

This park was ok but there are others that we prefer to return to. My main gripe is that there's a…read moresand area but the sand doesn't seem to be contained to just the sand area - so it may not be frequently maintained/cleaned. Also the playground itself is one structure and smaller compared to other places.

Kind of hard to find if you don't live in the area. Very local tiny park/dog park/playground…read morebetween two streets. I like the design of the play structure, its looks pretty new and has a good rubber floor. There are baby swings and a regular type swings. Not too much shade. On the other side, there is a small park with green grass where i saw a few people walking their dogs. No restrooms. Could be dangerous for small kids because they can run into the street.

This was a great playground! Unfortunately, they're currently redoing the turf as of 09/05/2026 so…read morethe sign says that part is closed until further notice. But everything else is open! Lots of kids bring flatten cardboard boxes to slide down the slides and the hill. There are no restrooms though so plan accordingly! There are eight picnic tables with shade overhead! My kids love the zip line and tube slide. Parking on the hill street side.

This is such a beautiful hillside park adorned with drought tolerant landscaping that makes it feel…read morelike a peaceful retreat. The upper level has a small children play area. The middle level is for kids 5-12. The lower area has a skating zone and basketball court. The little kids area have an interesting two person swing. The middle level has a cool looking slide that is recently taped off. The fake grass hill was fun to slide down on card board. There are covered tables for eating in the middle and upper section. There is limited street parking and no restroom.

I love this park so much! It's perfect for a picnic and there is always a bunch of things going on…read morefrom yoga to birthday parties. I usually go up to the top with takeout and enjoy a picnic with a view. There are a few picnic benches and other seating options. There is also a large open space for a picnic blanket. I had to share the space with a Yoga class once though. There is plenty of parking- just take the driveway up to the top. There is a playground, soccer field, baseball field, and probably more that I didn't explore. There isn't too much shade, so don't forget your sunscreen.

I was here for a soccer game and from out of town. I didn't have my own sunbrella, but during the…read moreheatwave in late September, a few more mature trees would have been great. I don't know if there were any facilities, but it was nice that it was in a residential area. There was plenty of parking and right next to the field so not a lot of walking required.

An open space park just steps from the water…read more Lots of room to exercise or relax and even have a picnic. A great spot to start or finish your day. Paid parking is close by and it's reasonably priced. Be sure to bring sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat plus something to drink.

We love going to this park and love that it's dog friendly depending on the time of year. Always…read morecheck beforehand. That being said the park and the beach are always very clean and I've never found them too crowded, even on the weekend. The only downside is parking. We've had to drive around for quite a bit to find free parking in the neighborhoods but they do have some paid parking lots that are closer.

I love running and tonight our Monday night run group had a route where we would pass this park but…read moresince I was already jogging solo and almost up to 3 miles of jogging, I took a short break & stopped here to take in how beautiful this beach park is. Its just beyond gorgeous and I know in the summer, there are concerts here (so I will come back for that). I didn't get down to the beach tonight (there are stairs down from the park) but I need to do that before summer is over. Restrooms available here too. Lovely park and there is a parking lot connected. I will definitely be back!

Been to this park a couple times .. once by myself and once with family. It's so nice here! There's…read morea small lot which makes parking kind of tricky, especially on the weekends.. however there are street parking and another lot across the street if you're lucky. There's a playground for kids to enjoy.. lots of park bathroom stalls available (with toilet paper and soap)! And the beach is only a short walking distance away. The views are spectacular and we all had a great time enjoying the scenery