They had a spring fair this past weekend, and it was so cute!!! Small, but there were different…read moretypes of vendors and it was a very family friendly event. We were able to walk around and explore the other parts of the park, and they had a store in one of the barn houses. It was so cute and I will want to come back for the other types of events they have here.

The gazebo was great and it had beautiful places to take pictures. There was closed areas and I…read morecouldn't find the restroom.

It's 6 o'clock on a Thursday with soccer practice going on and the bathrooms including the porta…read morepotty are locked. So if you or your child need to use the restroom, they expect you to hold it. Good luck everybody

This park is really nice. Great place to take kids. It…read moreshould be 5 stars BUT, on the weekends the parking lots are packed with cyclists. How are other people supposed to use the park? I would not want to park on Wheeler( if there's any and unload my kids there. Especially with the SPEEDING cars flying by. La Verne needs to do something about this.

Very small but quiet park. The playground has only 2 slides, no swings, no shade, and hardly any…read moreseating. There are a few covered picnic benches which are nice, and a lot of grass, but that's it. Not very fun for the kids.

This is a nice little secluded park in a quiet neighborhood in La Verne. The playgrounds are closed…read moreoff right now due to covid. However, you can still enjoy a walk around the block or even play with your pup.

Opened on March 21st as posted. Regulars only and every pup had a great time. Fresh paint and…read moregrass too! Bring your pup and please clean up after them. It is the law and prevents others from bringing it home. Only spayed and nuetered pups are allowed to prevent aggression.

Nice secluded park in the foothills of San Dimas. Great place to hike and take your dogs. There is…read morealso a small outdoor shelter to view rescued wildlife like owls, hawks, native species from the area.

This review is for Horsethief Canyon hiking trail, not the park itself…read more The trail is fairly short 1.3 miles but quite steep. I would say it's steep pretty much all the way but at the top you get an incredible city view. I guess in order to get high up in shuch a short mileage it would need to be a steep trail. It's fairly dry but saw some unique wild flowers. Went on a Sunday morning and only saw one other person so nice little hike and quite safe for social distancing COVID safety wise.

Helped my girlfriend out with family photos here. This park…read moreis really nice. It's a smaller park and it doesn't have a lot of parking. There's a lot of shade, a small playground, and restrooms. This is a horse trail park and known as a photo place. I've come here a few times to take photos. It truly is beautiful. It's not the greatest party for large events just because of the limited parking. Bu, if you're looking for somewhere to take a nice walk, this is your park.

Very cute park with a good sized playground that my kids absolutely love. Parking never an issue…read more Lots of shade.

Clean and spacious park. Haven't had any safety issues here. I'm able to sit in one spot and have…read moreeyes on my kids while they play. Bathrooms available nearby! There's a cement pathway where my kid scooters around and around in a loop. Baseball park adjacent to the playground. Fun for the whole family.

Small park with two playgrounds and small shaded seating area with 3 small tables. One playground…read moreis perfect for younger toddlers. They have two little bucket seat swings too, but no regular ones for older kids. They also had a small basketball court and a tennis court! The park was clean, but there isn't much open grass if you want to let your dogs walk around.

Fun unique playground! Tennis courts were wide open on a Sunday afternoon! Only complaint is that…read morewe couldn't find a bathroom or water fountains.

A gorgeous, well-kept Japanese garden in Cal Poly Pomona. It's quiet, authentic, and has a really…read morecalming vibe. If you're on campus or nearby, it's definitely worth a quick walk-through to see the koi pond and the greenery. 5 stars for the tranquility.

Beautiful garden, but parking was an issue. There wasn't a parking lot for non-students or…read morevisitors. Reviewers mentioned parking in lot C. However there are so many large signs that said students only. No where to pay for such parking either. Very misleading and disappointing. I parked in a 30 minute zone far away and had to run over to this garden. It's very small & beautiful, but it's really only for students sadly.

I visited for the first time the weekend before Halloween and definitely got full fall vibes. It's…read moresmaller than I expected but adorably quaint and there are plenty of cute photo ops. I thought it would be busier so close to the holidays but it actually wasn't too bad. We even found parking right across the street from the entrance. There's also a park right next door too. It's free to enter with tractor rides and petting zoo costing $3 each. The pumpkins were on the pricier side but they did have a good variety of different kinds. I will be back next fall for the pumpking patch again. I also want to come back at other times and check out orange picking and their vendor markets.

Fantastic historic societywent on tractor ride on Halloween…read more Local farm and history of local area. Something that should be supported

For the second year in a row we enjoyed Easter here with a local family. It is a small park with a…read moresand volleyball court, two basketball hoops, a playground and plenty of grass on the bottom level. We come here to enjoy our kids, the company and the food. It is in a quiet neighborhood even if it is located close to 100 miles from our home. Nevertheless, the kids got some activity and fun while we shared some laughs and R & R. Good times.

I didn't see a softball field or volleyball courts. I stood by picnic tables waiting to get…read moreautographs while The Ahn Trio talked to their father about boyfriends, living in New York, and their mother. It was already too dark to try walking a nature trail. There was a bandshell surrounded by people for a free concert. This is 5-10 acres with a playground and basketball courts.