Beautiful new park in Tustin. The parking lot is a bit small but it doesn't seem to get too crowded…read moreand there is plenty of outside neighborhood parking. I came on a Sunday afternoon and there were a few parking spots left. There is a big grass area, sizable playground, and some picnic tables scattered around. From this park, you can actually take a paved trail called Greenwood Gulsh across the street (look it up on Google Maps), which then takes you to another park called Ron Foell Park. Nice little loop between the two parks. Dog friendly park as well. Quiet and safe.

Great park in Tustin. I love that it's wide and has so many…read moremini structures spread across the playground. There's slides, bridges, stepping stones, swings, web climbing, carousel spinny things. There are wood chips and foam floors. Small parking lot available right by the park.

Such a gorgeous playground! Awesome activities to keep my daughter fit & adventurous!read more

It was a very cool park but for kids 5 or older not so toddler friendly, hardly anything for the…read morelittle ones to do but will return in a few years

Nice park in Tustin. There are 2 play structures. One for…read morelittle kids and one for older kids 5-12years. It's lemon themed. And in face the perimeter is lined with lemon trees. There's a walking path around the park. Swings and bucket swings for all ages. Small parking lot for free parking.

Super cute park! Scenic, a little hiking trail, great views, lemon trees and the cutest playground!…read moreIt's super well kept and very clean! Bathrooms were fine and plenty of parking! The kids had a blast!!!

Nice, simple, clean park hidden in a residential area off Tustin Ranch Road. It has bathrooms,…read moretables, a bbq grill, grass, and wood shavings. There are swings, a swinging tire, and 2 large structures to climb and slide on. Your imagination can run wild. It is not super crowded which makes it a nice playtime for kids.

So if you know me, you know I enjoy long romantic walks at the beach... j/k…read more I like to walk around and explore things, and happened to come across this neighborhood park located on Walnut and Tustin Ranch Rd in Tustin. Small but cute park in a safe residential area. Pretty well kept, with 3 tennis courts, 1 small basketball court, and 2 kids' playgrounds. You can walk alongside the park for a short stroll into the neighborhood, or bring your family/kids and have a bbq or just hang out.

Cool place for families sunday walk! Clean and safe territories! Orange county is ten Bestread more

Welcome place for kids and adults. They have BBQ area and water fountain…read more You can watch the sunset on the 2nd floor.

This is a huge park and community center with a lot to offer. Several parking lots to start. They…read morehave a good sized pond with a walking trail around it. They have basketball, baseball, tennis, pickleball, and soccer areas to enjoy some recreation. The greenery is well maintained. There is a nice sized playground with a splash pad.

Located right next to Heritage Park, this location houses multiple camps through the Spring and…read moreSummer season. The camps are structured, well organized and affordable. Sign up through City of Irvine website. Cancellations are easy to make too. Plenty of parking. They also have an art building for Arts and Crafts lessons.

This park is tucked right behind a high school and a post office, and I usually come here for the…read morefree tennis courts. The courts are in good condition and arranged in a square, which makes it easy to see all of them from the center. That layout is helpful because these courts are always busy. If I want to hit with friends around 5 pm, at least one of us has to show up around 4:30 to snag a court. If they're full, you just stand in the middle or off to the side and wait for your turn. Most people are polite, but I've definitely had folks walk right onto my court mid-game to ask how much longer we planned to stay. I don't think there's an official time limit since I've seen players start before me and stay until the lights shut off around 10 pm. So, patience is key here -- or a willingness to head somewhere else if you don't want to wait. The courts are often reserved for ITT or USTA matches, which can make things even more complicated, especially in the evenings and on weekends. To make it trickier, only four courts have really good lighting, and those are the ones that are always reserved during peak hours. The park also has soccer fields and a small walking area. It's not the quietest loop since it's right next to a busy street, but it's fine if you're just looking to get your steps in. One thing to know: since the courts back right up to the high school football field and track, the area can get very loud with games, practices, and kids biking, scootering, or hanging out. Overall, it's a solid park and a good free spot to play tennis, but between the crowds, noise, and reservations, it takes a bit of effort to plan around.

This is one of the nicer parks I've been to and then I've taken my granddaughter to. Conveniently…read morelocated on the corner with plenty of parking and far away from the street for safety. It's well-maintained. They're actually cleaning it right now. There are two playgrounds. One is toddler age-appropriate, and the other is for bigger kids, and it's separated by a few trees, and a grassy knoll. This would be a great place for a birthday party, or any other gathering with a range of ages in children. Clean restrooms, and plenty of shaded areas but also plenty of room for pop-ups if necessary. This park also has a soccer field that's being worked on at the moment so it's closed but again very well-maintained. There's even a protective barrier to prevent falls from hitting kids at the playground. Again, I'm very impressed with his park.

New playground is a lawsuit waiting to happen. No stairs to slide. The only way to get to the slide…read moreis literally climbing the rock wall or scaling rope bridge. My toddler is advanced and can do playgrounds no problem but thing thing is literally for kids 7 and up. Even then it's so dangerous because there's way too many ways to fall off the play set. They do have a "toddler area" which is a small wood playhouse and wood/rope climbing area. And even that I wouldn't let my little one near because it's too easy for her to fall onto wood logs edge and get cut. Just very poor bad "modern" design. We only go cause it's walking distance and even then it's work because I'm constantly watching my daughter to make sure she doesn't fall off. Nothing enclosed at all. Truly dislike this playground for kids under 7. We've gone 7+ times and I never see kids climb to top of this playground or anything. Such a waste. Would rather make the drive to Heritage or Tustin Sports Park or literally any other park.

This was a cool little park we visited on Thursday morning…read more Parking is round the outside, on the main street, so it's quite busy. I didn't like that. Once you walk over the play area you can see that they have some really awesome and different play equipment. I liked that. There was some rubbish in various areas of the park. The older kids area is shaded, but unfortunately come 10am the little play area with the yellow and blue structure is right in the sun. There's also an area for very young kids and that was shaded. There are no swings. It's a little out of my way to come here, so I won't be back in a hurry. There are toilets.