My son loves it. Not a whole lot of playground but enough to keep my son entertained. He really…read moreenjoys the swing and the endless grass for picnics.

Such a great park to have in town. It's kept clean and even has exercise equipment. They've…read morerecently replaced the swings here as well. Definitely my favorite Hemet park.

Perfect location for a summer gathering or birthday party. The canopy area to rent is huge and…read morelocated right next to the park, field, and volleyball sand area. The park is clean and well maintained. The restrooms were also clean and fully stocked.

Great park in MoVall! I was looking for free kid friendly activities in the area and went here for…read morethe splash pad. I saw the splash pad opens at 11am. We got there around 11:20. The teeny tiny parking lot holds maybe 16 cars, but there's plenty of parking right outside in the residential area. We went today, which is a Friday and although the street signs said No Parking on Fridays due to street sweeping, at least a dozen cars were parked so I took a chance and parked on the street too, hoping the patrol and street sweep already happened. I carried our camping chairs and stuff and posted up inside the splash pad where there was shade under a big palm tree. They had 4 concrete benches and ledges but most were not shaded. A bunch of families had their blankets and chairs set up outside the splash pad fence under all the trees. The restrooms were just past the front of the entrance to the splash pad. The play ground was right next door with some shade and a good size jungle gym and 4 swings, 2 of which are those giant chair swings. And because it is summer, the school district had 3 pops that were serving free lunch to all the kids. Fridays was cheeseburgers, which was perfect! They packed up around 12:30pm, so come before noon! We had a blast and will definitely come back this summer!

Celebration Park in Moreno Valley used to be one of my favorite splash pad parks to visit with my…read morechildren. Unfortunately, after a recent incident that I don't want to get into, my opinion of this park has completely changed. While I had never experienced anything quite like what happened during my last visit, I have had smaller, somewhat similar situations happen here before. I brushed them off at the time, but after this most recent experience, I definitely look at this park differently. One thing I have noticed almost every time I've visited is the amount of children who seem to be completely unsupervised, running around and doing whatever they want without a parent nearby. I'm definitely a helicopter parent when we're at parks because anything can happen in a matter of seconds, and let's be honest, the world we live in nowadays doesn't always feel safe. I understand kids are there to play and have fun, but parents still need to be present and aware of what their children are doing. During my last visit, there was also a group of people smoking weed at the park, and the smell was EXTREMELY obvious. Listen, there's nothing wrong with what adults choose to do on their own time, but please keep it away from children and family areas. A children's park and splash pad is not the place for kids to be surrounded by the smell of marijuana. It's unfortunate because I genuinely enjoyed bringing my kids here, especially for the splash pad. But after my last experience, I highly doubt I'll be returning. Sometimes one situation is enough to completely change how comfortable you feel in a place, and unfortunately, that's what happened for me with Celebration Park.

This park has something for everyone. Large green space and picnic areas. 2 full basketball…read morecourts. A skate park. Water play. 2 big play structures. Rock play. Pump tracks / BMX area. Rope ladder/climbing area for adults/big kids. Lots of paved walking/jogging paths. There's lots of parking. We saw one restroom at the park. It was clean-- no graffiti, clean floor. Water pressure was low in the sink. While we were there there was maintenance man cleaning the restrooms. Getting to the park is a bit of a trek if you're not from the neighborhood. A lot of winding through residential roads and not great cell phone service. My GPS took me on the strangest route, passing many strip malls anchored by smoke shops and liquor stores. The park itself is in a residential neighborhood. The rope climbing area is next to the zip lines. Unfortunately the seats that are needed to sit/zip down the cables are missing. I have no idea how long the seats have been gone. This was a disappointment, because this is what I came to see. However, based on the length and angle of the cable, it gives safety red flags. With the seats missing, the zip lines are not useable.

Its a big park with a soccer field and baseball field. We practice track here during the week in…read morethe late evenings. Parking is fine here during the week not sure how it is on the weekend on game days. I know there were some complaints on the cleanness of the restrooms but every time I have used them they were clean.

This review is based on the condition of the soccer field and adjacent restrooms only. I can't…read morecomment on the condition of the softball and other fields. The location is easy to find and there's plenty of parking. Granted parking can be a little tricky. There are only so many spots in the actual parking lots. And if you have games being played on all fields, all day, parking can be tight. However, there's a big dirt lot in between both parking lots that you can park on. Just look for the driveway cutout to enter. The fields: Natural grass which is always a nice treat. However, these fields aren't in the best condition. There were a lot of holes, slopes and rough spots. My son's home field is natural grass too, but these fields were in pretty bad shape. The bathrooms: In between the soccer fields are two unisex bathrooms. Neither of which have lights. So if you're playing a late game, bring a headlamp or flashlight. And the lock to the one on the right stuck. It took me about two minutes (and that's a long two minutes when you're freaking out because you're locked in a public bathroom. I thought "I'm either going to have to call my husband to break the door down to get me out or call 911." Thankfully I managed to "escape" but avoided that bathroom for the rest of the day. I got lucky once but wasn't sure my luck would hold out.

Update! I They added shade so this park is a must stop for a fun day at the splash pad and…read moreplayground for my little kids!

2 playgrounds, basketball, 2 baseball field, soccer field, another soccer field/football field,…read morewater park, two dog park one fir big dogs and one small dog. Fields are turf grass. Theres a hill behind baseball field we used to go hiking but the put a fence. Theres water fountains that have water fountain for dogs which is cool. Park is amazing to us. Have a nice day!

Day of Registration for swim classes was a mess but we had a great experience when my 4 year old…read morestarted his sessions. The instructors and everyone working there are amazing. Place is clean and well organized. Highly recommend for swimming lessons!

I have lived in town for 6 years this is our first time coming, so initially the kids water section…read morewas a big plus. Well we got there and the photos with explain the rest. Still love it local , little expensive for a community pool ( I'm 27 and would pay .50¢ back then, I sound like I'm 60s ). Anyway I would recommend to locals.

Vista Lomas park is a fairly small park located near the Kaiser hospital. It's in a nice location…read morewith a great view of the mountains. It's near a pretty nice housing track too. There's one awning with a barbecue pit and quite a few picnic tables with barbecue pits. The playground is pretty simple but fun for the kiddos. There's a 5-12 year old play area for the big kids and a 2-5 play area for the little ones. There's also a swing set located in the park too. On the other side of the park there is a basketball court which is unfortunately always in use but the baseball/ soccer field is usually empty. It's got lots of grass to play on and a nice open bike path for those who want to bike through the park. The park seems to always be busy and full of kids, it's never empty when we visit. Unfortunately the park does not have a a lot of trees which means there isn't much shade so I've noticed a lot of people will sit against the fence to catch some much needed shade because there are no trees here. I would say that's the biggest downside to the park. The awning is always in use so you probably will ever be able to use it because someone beat you to it. The biggest downside to the park is that there are NO restrooms. Not even port-o-potties which is shocking because tons of kids go to the park and kids (besides seniors) have the busiest bladders of all. If they could just install one port-o-potty that would be helpful. Otherwise it's a great park and feels private and safe.

If you are going to be waiting for someone to get through a Kaiser appointment, down the street,…read moreand have little ones to entertain I recommend taking them to this nearby park. It has a couple kids play areas, depending upon their ages and/or skill level. Plenty of parking to be had, at least on weekdays. Two negative aspects to this park that I observed. They do not have coverings over the playground equipment or the picnic benches, if you plan to utilize them. The other negative aspect is they do not have any restrooms at this location! As big as this park is that should have been a requirement by the development who constructed the adjacent housing tracts (at least that is how many of these parks are built and then deeded to the cities). If the city actually built this park, on the taxpayer dime, then shame on them.