This is a great park. The playground has a good amount of variety, although the ground surface is…read morepretty beaten up. It's falling apart in a big way. Things are pretty clean. There is a big grassy area to play and picnic tables are available, not under any shade. There are bathrooms and lots of street parking.

Cute park in the heart of Harmony Grove! Love the playground area and the food trucks that are…read morethere daily. I only wish there was a little more shade.

Kit Carson is a fantastic free large public park that I cannot recommend enough. It is a wonderful…read moreplace to take a walk, run, play, and explore. There are tons of people each morning taking walks and in turn is a very safe spot. You will likely need to come here several times if you want to explore everything. Come with a friend or enjoy alone.

What a greet place to have your kids growing up playing all kinds of sports. Whether it's soccer,…read morebaseball or football, the park has organized competition. Plenty of parking and a great place to walk around the pond. Afterwards, make your way over to the shopping center just blocks away for lunch or dinner. We love the Mediterranean Restaurant, Panini Grill. Make it an outing even if you don't watch your kids or grandkids play at the park.

I'm not always a rule breaker, but when I am...I play at Glen Avon Park! This park is clearly…read moremeant for the small community around it, especially with all the 'private property no trespassing' signs that I always park right next to it. Just my way of sticking it to the man! HA! It's a small sandy park with a few play structures, but it's so close to my older son's school...it's almost a no-brainer to go after school when weather and time permits. It'snever crowded (actually, there are rarely any other people there when we're there). Picnic table, grassy area, play structures, swings...it's all good. No bathrooms though... We'll be back!

Glen Avon Park is a private Park for the use of 39 residents that live here. If you're not a…read moreresident you are trespassing

At the top of Borden in Santa Fe Hills is this small, nondescript patch that not even Yelp…read morerecognized as a park. With a playground set meant only for younger kids and barely enough flat grass to play kindergarten soccer, this area was essentially a lot too close to the hillside to build a house upon. Nicely shaded and very well kept, Santa Fe Hills Park is actually a lovely bit of greenery, if not big enough for much else other than a picnic and a modest game of catch. And while it might be a good spot to walk to for a few moments of shade, about the most I would hope for this place would be to host a birthday party for a three year old. Though, admittedly, I don't think there's enough curb space for more than five or six cars. Still, for those of us that may live nearby, it may not be a good place to play a game of tag football or let their dog run free, but it's perfect to bring a blanket and read a book in the sun.

Definitely worth the price of admission - which is absolutely free unless you consider the HOA a…read morefee... Excellent for the young ones and adults who need a place to walk it out. It is well maintained and lit. Within walking distance from the Santa Fe Hills homes. I feel safe when visiting. I'll be back for sure as I have a newborn and my in laws live in the community.

Woodland Park is a nice place to walk your dog....they keep the park nice....there is a playground…read morefor the kids....they have tables with benches scattered around...on the weekends especially, people reserve tables for parties..

We came upon Woodland Park today on our way to pick up dragon fruit cuttings in San Marcos, and I…read morehad to check it out. This City of San Marcos park is modest in size. It has a beautiful perimeter of trees and shrubs. Inside, there's open green space with a pond, covered picnic tables, and playground equipment. There's a swimming pool at the northern end, but I didn't explore that end of the park. Next time we come out this way, we'll have to enjoy a picnic here. Street parking only.

This review is specifically for the lego camp (ages 5-6) my son attended which was contracted in by…read morea company called 'play-well teknologies'. While my kiddo was happy with the camp and enjoyed it, I was not happy with the teachers. There were two 'teachers'- Nicholas and Craig. Both rarely greeting the parents at pick-up or drop-off and never greeted the kids either. Um, if I'm about to leave my kid with you for 3 hours, at least greet us! The Civic Center offers a ton of classes- kids, adults, enrichment, etc. I hope this particular class isn't representative of the quality of the classes there. All the direct employees I've interacted with from registering my child, questions about the camp, etc..all very pleasant and helpful.

HIDDEN GEM ALERT. Cant believe there is no review but then again why tell anyone? I walk through…read morethis park on the regular. Its clean, its hidden, its nice, its quiet and the play structure is awesome. Have fun looking for it. Also included is a trail that you can walk on to cut through to other neighborhoods and a beach sand volleyball court. Get a book in the library then come chill in here.

This community park is near and dear to my heart. I came here a lot during pandemic time. Walking…read morethrough it during the pandemic was a breath of fresh air, both literally and metaphorically. This park is conveniently located in 4S Ranch and right next to the Boy's club. One of the most delightful features of 4S Ranch community park is its provision of large tables and chairs, perfect for hosting parties and gatherings. For SD hiking ladies group, this park has become more than just a place to walk--it's a go-to party destination. We hosted our White Elephant holiday party here three years in a row. One of the park's standout features is its very decent and clean restroom facilities--a rarity in many outdoor settings. Another major draw for the hiking ladies group is the park's plentiful parking. However, as seasoned visitors of the park know, there's one caveat to keep in mind--the weekend sports event at the nearby boys' club. For anyone planning a big party, I suggest you to keep an eye on the schedule of sports events happening at the nearby boys' club.

Good overall park and playground with restroom facilities open 7am to 7pm. The downside is that the…read moreparking lot is small. Lots of benches and some picnic tables around as well. There is also fairly decent shade coverage. We liked the seesaw and the different variety of swings with different heights. The facilities person was out collecting trash and so it's generally well maintained.

On the way down to San Diego. We needed a place to let the dogs run around and stretch their legs…read more Found this place on Yelp. It's not to far from the freeway. It has both a large and small area for the dogs. Both are fenced in. Both have water and poopie bags available. For being in a neighborhood,it was pretty clean. It has a clay surface,like a baseball field. Which is what I prefer,no smell,and easier to keep clean. We lucked out,there was another beagle there today. To bad we really couldn't stay longer to play. But next time we know to plan ahead to stop at this place

Such a beautiful park! It is a lot bigger than it looked in photos to me, with plenty of grass,…read moresome kind of outdoor sports arena, playground with splash pad, restrooms, and beautiful views of the hills of San Marcos! I spent a Sunday afternoon here and had a blast! The only thing I noticed that needs improvement is the parking situation; on Easter there was no parking left and people were parking in red zones.