I absolutely love Peter F. Schabarum Regional Park! It's the perfect quick escape -- close enough…read moreto civilization for convenience, yet far enough to leave the hustle and bustle of traffic and city life behind. Right now the cherry blossoms are in full, breathtaking bloom, turning parts of the park into a dreamy pink wonderland. The wildlife is thriving too: squirrels galore that are so bold they'll walk right up to your feet if you sit still and stay calm. On warmer days I've spotted rattlesnakes scurrying across the trails, so I always recommend staying in the middle of the paths as a safety precaution. From the main entrance at Colima Road, you can choose the paved walkway or head straight for the dirt trails depending on your mood. I usually make my way toward the horse stables and equestrian area -- watching the horses get fed or running around their enclosures is one of my favorite parts. Just be mindful of the occasional big mounds of horse droppings on the trails; it's a small price to pay for the beauty. The park is generally very clean, with plenty of trash cans scattered throughout. There are numerous benches, picnic areas, fire pits perfect for groups, a children's playground, and even a seasonal creek with several charming wooden bridges crossing directly over it (though the water is pretty dry now that the rainy season is over). You'll also notice signs posted along the trails warning about bobcats and mountain lions. I've been coming here regularly for six months and haven't heard or seen any myself, but I've seen quite a few hikers carrying pepper spray as a precaution. Just be safe out there. Weekends get busy with families celebrating birthdays and enjoying the outdoors, but it's all part of the lively atmosphere. For dog lovers, there are two fantastic off-leash dog parks right near the front entrance -- one for large dogs and one for medium/small dogs. Outside of those areas, dogs must be on leash per the signs. The hilltop trails offer absolutely stunning panoramic views that make every visit worthwhile. My only heads-up: the park is officially closed on Mondays and Tuesdays (per LA County rules), but a lot of locals park across the street at the nearby mall and walk in through the gates anyway. If you're in the Rowland Heights/Hacienda Heights area and looking for a beautiful regional park with trails, nature, horses, cherry blossoms, and those lovely wooden bridges over the creek, I highly recommend Schabarum. Just bring water, wear good shoes, keep an eye out for those snakes in the summer, and stay aware on the trails! 5/5 -- I'll definitely be back soon.

The cherry blossoms have arrived in full swing, so I decided to take pictures again before they dry…read moreout due to hot weather. For convenience, I decided to buy a parking pass, which cost $10 and allowed for re-entry until 8 pm the same day. There were plenty of trees to photograph. Because of the current hot weather, there were several flowers already drying out. It's important to note that park rules prohibit cutting any tree or flower growing in the premises. Park amenities are minimal, but you can find multiple restrooms with water fountains and picnic tables to sit. When I went, there wasn't a big crowd, and the green space is already expansive. When the weather isn't hot, it's calming to take a walk along the paths and grass to visit different areas of the park.

This was my first visit to the park, and I can confirm that it had a lovely and beautiful scenery…read more It is quite big and you can either follow the trail around the park or take some shortcuts. The park is well taken care of and very clean, which I really enjoyed. The only downside is that there isn't much shade in this park. I would have given it five stars if it weren't for the sun beating down on us. But I think it would be a great spot to check out in the morning before the sun comes out. PLAYGROUND: There is a playground that appears to be well-maintained. There were also workout equipment such as pull-up bars scattered throughout the park. RESTROOMS: There are restrooms available. I only saw one building, but it was well taken care of and stocked with soap and toilet paper. DOG- FRIENDLINESS: This park is extremely dog-friendly. When I arrived there were about 15-20 dogs. It was great that the park provided waste bags for dogs.

Dali grew up at Thomas Burton Park. It's a lovely place for on leash dog walking and to make great…read morefriends with the locals.

The lazy park maintenance guys need to get off their butts and open the park restrooms at 7am when…read morethey are supposed to. Walking around there this morning had to go and they were closed. While the lazy park guy slept in his truck and was doing absolutely nothing!

I think this park is so beautiful. On a weekday it is not busy and is a very pleasantly shaded…read moreplace to eat lunch, walk the dog, and relax. There are many trees, a playground and basketball court, and a splash pad. If you walk towards the back of the park you may hear the water fountain from the house next door, which adds to the ambiance. However be sure to look down when walking, as some dog owners don't pick up after their dogs.

I have been to this park four times now, and it's always fairly empty. I am unsure if it was like…read morethat prior to the pandemic and can only speak on it as of lately. The location is quiet, large, has plenty of green grass, shade and tables. A large playground area with a smaller and larger playground. I see many come and just have there lunch, then leave. The park is kept pretty clean and bathrooms although not the nicest have functioning locks on the doors and are stocked with soap, toilet paper, and seat covers. There is also a large parking lot. It's not anything extraordinary but if in the area and wanted a nearby outdoor space to hangout it more than suffice.

This park has 3 play areas. The first play area is for 2-5 year olds, 2nd play area is for the…read moreolder kids, and the last play area is a decent sized sand area. My kids love this park. The play areas are clean and well kept. The restrooms on the other hand can be better maintained. The female restrooms knobs on all the stalls are broken. One of the stalls can't be closed. I'm sure they clean it because it smells clean. The only soap dispenser in the restroom is broken as well. I suggest you bring wet wipes because there is no soap. I've only been to this park in the evening and there are always people around. It can get packed on the weekends as games and classes are held there. If you plan on coming on the weekend, come early to find parking. Overall, I like this park because it keeps my kids busy, its clean, and they love it; but the restrooms just needs to be fixed.

This is a nice park and when I arrived there was no one there and this was an hour before sunset. I…read morewalked and hiked a loop up the semi steep hill and noticed a few homeless encampments and beer bottles and cans strewn throughout the park's trees and bushes. The city should do better and keep this neighborhood park clean.

First time and my daughter (almost 3) and I loved it! And the restrooms are clean and stocked!!…read moreLol. Big field for kids to run around and some space to ride scooters/bikes. :)

I am extremely disappointed with the way this situation was handled and the level of…read moreprofessionalism shown by staff. When I enrolled my child in the Parent and Me class, I specifically asked whether both parents could attend. I was clearly told yes. I was also informed the class would be held at the playground. When we arrived at the playground, no one was there. I had to call to find out the class was actually being held inside. After going inside, the instructor informed us that only one parent was allowed to attend. Roxanna then referenced the flyer and stated that "Parent and Me" meant only one parent, insinuating that I misunderstood or could not read it correctly. I have attended many Mommy and Me and Parent and Me classes in the past, and when only one parent is allowed, it is clearly specified on the flyer. This flyer did not state that limitation. She then told me that I should have contacted Tiny Tots directly for information rather than relying on the front desk. This was my first time visiting this park. There was no way for me to know that the information provided by staff was incorrect or that it was my responsibility to verify it elsewhere. The conflicting information, poor communication, and dismissive attitude made this a very frustrating and disappointing experience. I hope staff receive better training so families are given accurate information and treated respectfully.

This park has come a long way since I was a kid. They have a small jungle gym play area for…read moretoddlers, a play area with larger jungle gym for older kids, 2 areas for working out, a skate park, walking trail, private soccer field with canopy areas that provide ample shade, and a coffee shop. This isn't even including the other end of the park that has baseball fields and ample open grass areas. It was great to see families enjoying the park well into the night. Felt safe and had plenty of parking. Love what the city has done. They also have concerts at the park that start in June! Definately, one of the best local parks in the area.

3.5 stars! This…read morepark has a decent walking trail but I will preface it with 1) the majority is dirt or concrete 2) many people don't seem to pick up after their dogs so you will see dog poop in certain areas. I am always on the hunt for a park with a good walking trail as I have been spoiled with padded tracked parks. One loop is about 0.6 miles. The park also has a community center for classes and renting meeting rooms, along with several tennis courts. There is a small playground area on the upper level. Parking is plentiful. Overall, I will come back again if in the area.

So mom has been feeling rusty and she needed her vitamin D so I took her for a short breezy walk…read morearound the park to enjoy the sun. She was out of breath but needed the exercise badly including me. This way I can spend some time with her and look at what God created for us. There is a diamond up here to play softball, a picnic area and throughout the walking path there are little exercise areas to additional things. Down below they have tennis courts and basketball courts and other buildings for group and community activities. Lots of shaded areas to bring your pups for walks. Beware there are rattlesnakes and coyotes that you may come across but leave them be and you'll survive. Don't feed the coyotes because they'll come back to the area for food where you're not there and potentially prey on other unsuspecting peeps.

I love this community park. It's a great spot for walking, roller skating, reading and just minding…read moreyour own business lol Recently, I've been noticing that the bridge here has become a very popular spot for photo sessions and it's wonderful to see this. However, I recently became disappointed when I saw blue confetti and a balloon left behind on the bridge after what looked like a gender reveal photo session. I wish people were more mindful and respectful of public spaces. An animal or toddler could easily ingest this balloon that was left behind and could cause serious harm.

I came here to take some newborn photos with a mother and it was actually very peaceful. I parked…read moreon the street because I thought there was paid parking. There was not that many people which was good. The weather was nice and perfect for the shoot. I would have liked to see more nature type things like maybe flowers or facts about nature. Other than that this place is very nice for photos or taking the kids to play!

Safe park that has 2 playgrounds fenced in…read more As a mom, I like that the toddler playground is shaded by the tree's and that the ground is primarily rubber turf. The older kids playground has wood chips, a playground and 2 kid swings. There is also 1 baby swing, and 1 disability swing. Lots of parking spots, walking distance to the playground. And picnic tables that you can move for birthday parties/ events. I saw 7 available outlets, under the gazebo.

This is a great little park…read more We spent many great days there at picnics and concerts in the park. It's quite serene yet not secluded. There is plenty of parking and a nice gazebo which created pic opportunities. I highly recommend this place for all to enjoy. See you there.

Awesome, park to host small events and or simply to come relax…read more Park is small, intimate, clean and well maintained. 16 parking spaces are avail in the parking lot and street parking is avail. Men and women's restrooms are avail and clean, children's play area is well maintained and offers plenty of options for the youngsters to have a blast. There are six picnic tables available. The large, open grass area offers plenty of space to run around and play your favorite games. Reservations are not required but the park is offered on a first come, first serve basis. It is 400 am now and I am here saving the area for a scheduled gathering later this morning. I was the sucker who volunteered to be here this early (wink wink).

A medium-sized community park with a nice playground, covered picnic areas and large grass field…read more(although, it's on a slight to moderate slope). There's a small private parking lot and plenty of on-street parking. We came here to play volleyball (had to bring our own net and court boundary lines) and had fun, but it was a little treacherous with all the holes for the sprinkler heads. Also, I mentioned the field is on a slope, so no good way to get a level playing court. They also have decent bathroom facilities.