Very nice place, i love all the play grounds, basketball field, grass area is huge, they also have…read morepicnic tables right in the center, and chairs and benches everywhere around. Important, there is not public restrooms

Very lovely little park! Will definitely return to enjoy all that it offers. It's a peaceful fun…read moreplace to go with lots of trees and plants.

Found this park using the Yelp app to find a spot to get my morning workout on. This one is not…read moreespecially suited to such goals, as the walking loop is small and the elementary school-adjacent location is primarily a playground. Luckily, there's a lot of parking and ample seating in the form of both benches and picnic tables- snag one for body weight exercises and run a couple laps, or cross the parking lot to the staircase for drills. Dog-friendly area had several well-behaved pups come by during my hour-long visit, with bag stations by the street.

Great little park. Never too many people there. Great views of the city and all of it's trees…read more Small area for dogs (not fenced in) adjacent to the playground. Lots of shade.

On a cool winter morning, I took a stroll around the park. Of course, there's no games going on…read moreright now, and so I could get a good look at the fields. It's a very well-maintained park. All the fields seem to be in excellent shape. There's tennis courts nearby as well as a kids playground. It looks like the restrooms are right next to the kids playground. Oh, I also see a barbecue area with a covered patio. Very nice park.

This immense park is located next to the Trabuco Mesa Elementary School on Avenida de Las Flores…read moreand off of Antonio Parkway. This is yet another beautiful, clean, well-manicured park located within the community of Rancho Santa Margarita in Southern Orange County, California. The park boasts three lighted tennis courts, a basketball court, four softball / athletic fields, playground equipment for the children, a lattice covered barbecue and picnic area, many tables and benches, and restrooms accessible to the residents of Rancho Santa Margarita with a key card. This appears to be a great park to enjoy a ball game or a lazy afternoon barbecuing with some family and friends, but a few days ago we ended up leaving much earlier than expected because of a couple of deciding factors. My first frustration was that there was only one large playground equipment structure, which had yellow caution tape and orange netting on multiple spots at the top that was haphazardly coming off. I'm not sure what needed to be worked on with the playground equipment, but I made sure that I steered my daughter completely away from that entire section. I could see that being a big liability issue for the city. Second, as a mother, I felt that the rude and extremely misbehaved children (and only children at the time) in the immediate playground area weren't the best influence for my little toddler. There really wasn't another play area to take her to because of there only being the one piece of playground equipment, unlike other parks in the area. We jumped into our car and immediately hopped over to Cielo Vista Park ending up with a much more pleasant experience for everyone involved!

Great park. Playground, grass and walking circle is ideal to let little ones play and have…read morevisibility across the park if you've got other kiddos of ages playing nearby. Clean, easy parking and well maintained.

This place is super clean and well kept! My dog LOVEs the dog park here!! They have 3 separate…read moreones- big dogs, small dogs, and mixed. People use the mixed park for dogs who don't like to play with others which is fine by me. They have picnic tables, a sand volleyball court, and 3 pickleball courts.

This is a small community park that has horrible parking and it would be nice if it wasn't over…read morerun by soccer teams. I don't understand why they come to such a small park. This park should be for the people who live here. It's sad I see trash left behind after the soccer players leave and they always leave jackets and chairs or something behind.

We love this park! We live nearby so we walk to it. If we had to drive and park, we probably…read morewouldn't come to this park very often at all. Pros: - Fun playground. - Hills to roll down. - Large fields to run around. - Sports fields. - A looping walkway for bikes, scooters, etc. - Walkway to the creek to see the ducks. - Connection to hiking/bike trails. Cons: - No bathroom. Potty trainers beware.

Just found this adorable dog park today as I celebrated National Pet Day with my best friend Bo…read more It has two parks separating the small and large dogs. Real grass and kept very nice.

Our local dog park to bring the pup to. They have separate large and small dog sections. The…read moreparking lot is a bit small, but there are plenty of street parking. It's great to meet other dog and dog parents at the park.

Hidden gem in the heart of a business district…read more This is a little trail with some shaded areas. It's a narrow walk with signage for some species of plants. You can spend half an hour to an hour walking through at a leisurely pace and eating at the benches.

"Hidden Park" is what they should call this place. First, it isn't really visible from the road,…read moreand second, the entrance is is the middle of an industrial/business park type of neighborhood. Not the type of place you would expect to find a little park with live oaks, cool green grass, and a few small running trails. But that's what's here - a pretty oasis of nature in the middle of suburbia that can offer you respite from a busy or stressful day. Since it is somewhat sandwiched into an unlikely area there usually aren't too many people around. This actually makes it the perfect spot for a somewhat private picnic lunch, especially when the weather is nice outside. Make sure to take the trail that goes "down" into the ravine, as that is where the park area is located. The other side is more of a running/jogging trail. You will find some beautiful trees and a nice sloping hill with some grass, a gazebo and even an outdoor barbeque. Also, as others have mentioned, this is really just a wide spot on the Serrano Creek trail, which is much longer and runs through the park. Make sure to plan your trip if you are looking on going for a longer hike. You can actually start here and go pretty far.

Beautiful little park. Has something for all ages. Mostly shaded. Has a water refill. Is located…read morejust around the corner from where the maps app leads you. My little guy is 20 months old.

Nice, new, and well shaded park in a quiet neighborhood. Lots of newly designed/updated playground…read moreequipment not present at other city parks.