I took the Metrolink Arrow from Downtown Redlands to the University of Redlands station to visit…read moreSylvan Park. Although the park is technically just across the street there's no crosswalk within a mile in either direction. It honestly feels like the City of Redlands isn't fully aware they have train service. The park itself is quite lovely and spacious, featuring a large rose garden, a children's play area, a gazebo (which requires a permit to use), several picnic spots, a horseshoe pit, and a skatepark. One picnic area has a functioning sink, but the others lack water access. While the landscaping is attractive, overall maintenance leaves much to be desired. There are remnants of old tennis courts in disrepair, and although the restrooms were clean and open, they're very outdated and likely don't meet current codes (cities don't have to comply with their own codes). Sidewalks are scarce, making this park difficult to navigate for anyone with mobility challenges. If you're planning a small gathering, keep your group under 25 people to avoid needing a permit. Seating is limited, so arriving early is a must. Also, be prepared to pack up and leave quickly if law enforcement hassles you. Parking is limited for a park of this size, which is why taking the train would be ideal--if it weren't for the unsafe street crossing, especially concerning if you have small children. Sylvan Park is technically a "resident park," not a "public park." This means its primary use is intended for Redlands residents, and non-resident use may be restricted or require additional permissions. For larger group events needing permits, you'll likely need liability insurance and guidance from a Redlands-based attorney is strongly advised.

Yes it's a nice park for all groups. The city maintains it well so take your family and friends and…read morepeaceful enjoy your time.

7th St., Park is an amazing asset to the city of Yucaipa. It has a little bit of everything from a…read moreswimming pool to a playground, and one of the unique features of many of the local parks, which is three covered basketball courts as well as four covered Pickleball Courts. I come here frequently to either play pickle ball with the Yucaipa Pickleball club, take my son to the playground, and even for a date picnic with my wife. The park is well-maintained and the city has invested a lot of money and time into keeping the Park updated and continually making changes based off of the needs and requests of the community. I absolutely recommend bringing your family here for some safe, fun and activities!

I love 7th street park and have been using it for 30 years! Our kids all took swim lessons at the…read morepool every season until they were solid swimmers. There have been a few changes in the past few years here. The dog park is closed but it is my understanding that the city will be reopening it again over by the gazebo area. The skatepark is closed and the covered courts area has been expanded to where the skatepark used to be. Yucaipa's main skatepark is over next to the high school off of 13th street. The new covered area is now home to 4 permanent pickleball courts which makes for an amazing space for youth who may not have their own nets yet and for anyone to come play in the shade. Yucaipa Pickleball Club reserves these courts for club play through the city. Club hours are generally in the mornings and the 4th Saturday of the month. Specific club hours can be found on their website www.yucaipapickleball.com

Pleasantly surprise when I took my 6 & 8 year olds here during our stay here in Sugarloaf. It's a…read morewell maintained and good size park with an actual skatepark. So much to choose from. I love it and would come back.

Five star for the size and quality in a Tiny ass town that has other skate parks... Plenty of…read moreparking at the park as well as in the area. Skatepark had a bike side as well that many skaters use due to less bikers. This has everything you need to have fun as a good skater or sharpen your skills as a beginner! Would be nice to see a future overhaul or cement!

Cool local spot with metal ramps and an incredible view of the lake. The skatepark layout is also…read morepretty well planned out with nice lines from quarter pipes and tables tops, rails and boxes. The ramps are a kinda worn, but still do the job. It's also worth mentioning that the local skaters and scooter kids are real cool and welcoming to visitors and there's some incredible talent in this little mountain town. If you're in the area and looking to skate it's definitely worth visiting.

This is a nice Skatepark that is operated by the Lake Gregory Recreation Company. I stopped by to…read morecheck it out when I visited in the area recently. The skatepark is free and offers area skaters a safe, modern park with modular ramps and obstacles, a launch ramp, rails, benches and a mini half-pipe. A great place for active teens to work off some energy. Also nearby: Goodwin's Market, a picnic area and basketball and tennis courts. Restrooms and a children's playground are located here. So while the teens are riding the rails, the younger ones can play on the jungle gym and parents can relax and hang out watching. Lake Arrowhead and Lake Gregory offer all kinds of seasonal recreation opportunities like snow-skiing and boarding in the winter and swimming & water-skiing in the summer. Nice that Lake Gregory Rec Company has this nice sports complex that can be enjoyed by all ages of residents and visitors alike.

While taking a morning walk, I discovered this lovely park nearby. Although some of the park's name…read moreis hidden by a bush, I was still able to walk around and enjoy everything it has to offer. As I walked around the park, I discovered a skate park area, basketball courts, a playground, picnic tables to sit at, a table for what I'm assuming is table tennis or ping pong and a large area for community members to walk around. Although I'm sure there's bathrooms, due to COVID, these have been closed. After discovering this park, I definitely plan to visit here on a regular basis to exercise.

One of my fav skateparks love the park my favorite place to be one of my favorite bowls just love…read morethe park in general

Very fun 9 hole disc golf course. Brand new baskets, tee pads, very well designed. Fun and…read morechallenging. Great for beginner-advanced players. Rated 4.2 on Udisc. Paragon park disc golf course.

Great skate park, it has everything you need. Locals have been all very chill and there's a deep…read moretalent pool that skates here. I saw Kader skating here in one of his videos.

It's awesome and the graphic or cool my son likes it and my son go very good at it because it's so…read morebig

Awesome to watch Roller Derby scrimmage tonight...(my daughter is part of a team) great location…read more..great skate park ..the space was huge...lighted parking lot and pavilion...I wish I was out there skating with those beastie women! Great weather for it too!

One of the best flow parks in this part of California, including the LA and OC parks. We're talking…read more4 different bowls: a mini bowl with no coping, a beginner combi with banked rollins / 2, 3, and 4 foot high coping, a fairly spacious flow bowl ranging from about 3.5 to 6 feet tall, and a beautiful big combi bowl with 4, 7, and 9 foot high coping (deep is a mellow round bowl). Then you have two separate street sections with a wide variety of banks, boxes, ledges, stairs, blocks, and rails (the smaller street section shares space with the noping mini bowl). One of the best parks I've found so far for learning new tricks, since there are so many different obstacles at varying levels of difficulty. Skate shop has great prices, didn't notice them gouging and upping everything during Covid like many places seem to have done. Bought a new setup there and ended up paying a bit less than I was expecting for the quality of the parts! Employees are all super friendly and the culture/vibe of the park is great, too. Easily my favorite place to skate these days.

2025: This year, our 8 year old grandson is part of The Sonics soccer team. They play every…read moreSaturday at various times. We are so grateful that Temecula has a number of great sports parks. This park has a number of soccer fields that are well maintained. It's fun to see these young players learn good sportsmanship, engage in physical activity & develop their athletic skills while having fun. We're fortunate that Temecula has a robust parks & recreation program. We are also grateful to the coaches, who volunteer & dedicate their time to the youth soccer program. This park has held many other community events and is in a great location. Parking can be a bit tight so the game times are staggered. There are playgrounds and bridges as well as pickle ball courts. Overall it's a lovely park.

Looking for something to do in celebration of IndependenceDay?…read moreWelcome to Temecula's Great Sports Park that turns into party central every year on the 4th of July... think tailgate meets mini Coachella, but with more hot dogs and less glitter!! Locals roll in early, pop up tents & canopies like pros, and turn the place into BBQ heaven!! Bouncy house for the kids, live music & entertainment, and the food vendors will absolutely destroy your diet (worth it). When the fireworks hit? BOOM!!!! Lite rally!!! The hill echoes like Mother Nature's subwoofer just kicked in. Pro tip: Show up early unless you enjoy scavenger hunting for parking spots. Or pull the classic "park in some neighborhood and hope no one notices" move. Off-season? Still a blast... with skate ramps, basketball courts, baseball/soccer fields, pools, and enough playgrounds to wear your kids out before bedtime.