The 2nd Annual 80s Rewind Music Festival hosted by Cota Vera in Chula Vista, CA was AWESOME!!…read more The event was FREE and had tribute bands: Talking Threads-Tribute to Talking Heads; L.A. vation-Tribute to U2; Strangelove-Tribute to Depeche Mode. The festival had food truck vendors, radio stations Magic 92.5 and 91X giving away goodies. DJ Hurricane Andrew played a lot of great 80s music. They also had a Beer & Wine garden and 80s arcades for the kids. People were able to bring their beach chairs and enjoy the live music. The new park at Cota Vera had a beautiful kids playground and event entertained adults and kids. This was one of the best events I've been in a while and look forward to next year's festival. Happy Yelping :)

As a toddler mom - I love this park. There's something for all ages including parents!…read more Huge grassy field, picnic tables for you and the family, play structures for all ages, swings, and more. The area is safe and there's plenty of space for everyone. A lot of Côta Vera (neighborhood community) events are held here. Plenty of parking surrounding the park itself. There's even a bathroom and I can happily report that it's clean! There's also a gas station walking distance (across the street) and a gated dog park nearby. 10 out of 10 recommend Central Square Park :)

Brand new to playground installed at Reama Park 8/21. Play space is a nautical theme, perfect for a…read morequick visit on your way to the beach! Ages 2-12 in the playground and a separate 13+ adult fitness station near by for parents to keep an eye on their kids while getting in a work out.

Just a little neighborhood park in the middle of a residential area. There are a few picnic tables…read moreand a couple grills, as well as a water fountain. No bathrooms, however.

Nice open park, with two playgrounds. One is for older kids with lots of things to climb on and two…read moreswings. The tot playground is still decent for younger kids. Ample room to run around, play soccer or basketball on the court. There is. A nice track/sidewalk that goes around the loop. Only downside, no bathrooms.

7/19/23 First time here, looking for a place to walk my dog that is cool and shady amidst this…read morepending heatwave! Here are my first impressions... Pros: *YES!!! Lots of shade and cool at around 5p in July! *Not terribly crowded when we walked here...hidden gem! *Good sized grassy area to set up sports practice, have a picnic, or rest awhile...when I was here there was a kids soccer camp with just 2 groups of kiddos CONS: *Cobwebs in the drinking fountain near the playground...bring your own water! (See picture) *Cobwebs in the doggie poo bag dispenser....please remember to bring your own bags and pick up after your pup! (See picture) NOTES: *Yelp map does not take you to the park....it takes you about 0.5 miles past to a random intersection. (See pictures) After posting this review, I will let Yelp know. Use directions from the CV Parks & Rec website instead (https://www.chulavistaca.gov/departments/public-works/parks/locations-features-amenities-photos/explorer-park) *I didn't see a parking lot...I parked on the street as did others. Parking was not a problem when I was here. Can't say for sure on holidays.

The most amazing park my toddler and I have ever had the pleasure of visiting- thus far!!!…read more As we were driving to Old Town, we passed by a few playgrounds prompting my little monster's request for some play time. After we were doing doing some basic tourist-y things, I hopped on Yelp in search of a few parks located withing the vicinity. Maruta Gardner Playgound seemed to be the most entertaining and appropriate for my wild child. Parking was plentiful and the size of this particular playground was great. Not only was the look and design very unique, you really couldn't ask for a better view. Seating was plentiful and again, the design of things were so cool. Shade is easily found and the play structure is great for children + adults of all ages. Lastly, there are restrooms and water fountain located not too far. Shout out to Ms. Maruta Gardner!! My daughter and I thank you because this place wouldn't have been possible without you. Your dedications and love for your community was undeniable. Thank you for beautifying everything around you and rest in paradise. 5/5 Stars!! Definitely a must if you are in San Diego!!

This is a fantastic park! Truly has activities for all ages and lots of seating for parents. The…read moreswings and climbing structure are so fun! I also love that it's right across the street from mission beach. We love to walk along the beach then come and play or vice versa. Generally safe area and haven't seen many homeless loitering about. Pretty clean and minimal litter.

Love love love this sturdy, well made, accessible park. The options for kids of all abilities is…read moreamazing, and should be highlighted. I'm kicking myself for not taking better pictures. Next time, promise! We bring my daughter here to get her energy out when we come to Sea World, and honestly, I always find myself wishing Fresno would put something like this in. There are two areas and it's unclear if it's all Tecolote or another park all together but you can't miss the options. Large grass area. This one is further from restrooms but the area more south (that doesn't have the outdoor gym equipment) is right next to a children's restroom -all individual locking stalls. Hand washing station outside. We love these parks!!

This park is amazing! There is so much to do for the kids. I love that they have workout structures…read morefor the adults, too. I'm giving 4/5 stars because there are unfortunately homeless loitering in the pavilions sometimes, trans propaganda written on the sidewalks regularly, and the benches and tables can be quite dirty. Also, the bathrooms have large black widows above the toilets. I know these are things that can't be controlled 24/7 but it would be nice to have a homeless / propaganda free area for my kids at such a wonderful playground. Do be warned, if you're a parent coming alone with more than one young child, it is scary. Your kids can get out of eyesight in an instant with how much there is to do. Just a word of advice for my fellow parents out there! I could barely keep up with my two by myself.

Google maps took me to the north end, not the entrance, which was weird! Make sure you google maps…read moreto the entrance and not just the park name. The park isn't too big, but has a good children's play area. When I came there was plenty of parking. The tot lots were pretty busy. Tons of kids. 2 baby swings. My baby loved the swing and all the kids playing. It kept him busy. The grassy area was muddy in some spots. We came for a baby's birthday and they rented out the picnic table area. Good park for your kids!

Love that they have the shade sail canopy. The park is clean and the bathrooms are nearby. There…read moreare plenty of tables and chairs to sit down and eat. Kids loved this park and were amazed by the hidden animal sculptures embedded at the slide area.

Beautiful, up kept park with so much shade and a walking trail . Absolutely love coming here with…read moremy kids

I loved this area of Legoland. It is newer and more kept up. It's fun because it's also right near…read moreto the mini land with the Lego cities. They do some shows nearby on the weekends that are worth checking out (entertaining enough and pretty short).

A great spot to let your kiddos run, jump and karate chop at Lego Land…read more With several padded areas, they're sure to have fun throughout the course. Each station is labeled for particular age groups so be sure to pay attention. You don't want your three year old getting into the 5 and up area which will require you to climb all the way up and grab them lol - trust me, I've had to do it a couple of times. Just wish they had additional seating available as this area is popular and tends to get both busy and crowded. Be back soon.

Amazing playspace for your kids to burn some energy... My only wish here is that it was treated…read morewith more security so your kids couldn't run out without you. I would love to let my 6-year-old run crazy through here, but it is extremely chaotic and hard to keep track of them when they're in the play space... Definitely gives you the feeling that someone could walk away with your kid or your kid could wander out one of the other exits looking for you and get lost. If the Padre has treated this place like Chuck-E-Cheese or something where you had to check in and check out. Then it would just put the finishing touch on the best kind of space for your kids to exercise and burn energy. Go Padres

This is an amazingly clean and well kept play area!…read more Adjacent to Petco Park, an early morning weekday finds no crowds and serenity. It's designed for 5-12 year old kids with a seating area for parents. There's also a small adjacent fenced in and gated dog park. It's in the Gaslamp district of downtown.

If you're in Tijuana, I highly recommend taking a taxi over from the city to spend some time…read moreexploring this walkway. The drive over from downtown Tijuana is picturesque, with rolling hills and the border wall on your right, and the giant Pacific looming ahead of you. When I went in April 2021, you could only access the Malecon from the north entrance by the border wall. You had to get your temperature taken & then you were given hand sanitizer. Walker traffic was only allowed to flow north to south. The views along the walkway are beautiful. It really seems to attract more locals than tourists. There are vendors selling snacks and souvenirs and plenty of restaurants nearby.

The Malecon is a great taste of Mexico…read more So many great spots to stop and get drinks and food.