This is an old park, and you can tell because there is some wear and tear everywhere, but it has…read moreheart and there are a lot of fun things to do here. Playground: There is a pretty big playground for kids here, complete with slides, swings, ramps, playhouse -- the whole shebang. The ground is covered with wood chips, not sand, so that's nice. Pool: There's a pool area, with a big pool and a pool for little ones. Directly outside the pool is a cluster of picnic benches. Baseball field: The neat thing about this baseball field is that it's near a block of trees and grass, so you could watch the game while staying out of the hot sun. Snack bar: pretty self-explanatory. It's not open all the time -- only for baseball games and other special events. Tennis courts: The courts are lighted so you can beat the heat and play at night! Apparently, there's also a dog park and skate plaza here somewhere, but I haven't come across either one. That doesn't mean they don't exist, it just means I need to look harder next time I visit!

There's lots of parking. There's two playgrounds: one for toddlers and one for older kids. There's…read moretwo baby swings, two kinds of swings I've never seen before elsewhere, and two regular swings. The swings were pretty high up. I'm only four foot nine so I couldn't lift my kids into the first 4 swings. The park has nice little details like a roundabout, a xylophone and rock climbing. There's a lot of benches and tables for the parents to watch their kids nearby. One thing I will say, the park is super popular and it was very packed. All the kids we encountered were so sweet and kind towards each other. It was really nice seeing everyone get along and playing together. There's an office, a baseball field and bathrooms. There's also an indoor pool but it was currently closed. Very nice park.

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.

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!

Redlands Skate Park is where the Inland Empire rolls to life!…read more As locals, we're out here often--this park is one of the cleanest and most well-designed spots around. From smooth transitions to creative ledges and ramps, everything flows for skaters, scooters, BMX riders, inline bladers, and even roller skaters. Whether you're just learning or already tossing tailwhips and grinds, everyone is welcome here. We've seen some incredible young scooter pros doing their thing, and there's always a good vibe. Perfect for a quick sesh or a full day of shredding. Kick, push, coast... and come join the movement! #Sk8Redlands #OutsideToday #RedlandsStrong

Love coming here bring my kids as much as I can people here are nice but it does get pretty packedread more

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

If the park up the street is too busy, as it usually is, come to this one because it will be dead…read more My 3 y/o was crying at the other park after numerous kids kept taking his turn on the swings, so we came down the block to this spot and it was empty lol. The seesaw horses that this spot has are unique. We've been to so many parks, so it's rare to see something new, and this spot was the first time I'd seen those. The skate park was completely empty, so this would be a kid-friendly spot to take your kid's board, skates, or scooters to for some safe learning without distractions. The bathrooms at this park were really gross, just a single room/stall for men and women, but at least they had something lol.

The layout isn't very well designed. The run way of the stairs doesn't flow right and have to go at…read moreat a weird angle. It almost feel like this whole park is pretty much unskateable. The park is pretty much dead and lack of skating spirit. There are much better spots like Rosemead which is 10-15 minutes closer. If not definitely go to El Sereno

I really feel this is a 4 1/2 star park. mainly because there is no water element here as hot as it…read moreis gets here! But the park is great for younger children, I must admit. They have so much imaginative things for them. The theme looks like bugs, actually it looks like the Ant's life around here. I wish just three things for the park. 1. They put a water element in 2. They update the woodchuck playground to that soft compound for the kids, because they can't wear sandals as hot as it is with this kind of woodchuck they stick them in their toes 3. The parking from what I see is pretty far away from the park area if you're bringing multiple children or equipment is a Long Beach like walk! Lol Other than that if I lived near here, this would be the park of choice for. I don't think they have a designated dog park area, but it's a large enough park that you could walk your dogs. They have at least two baseball fields, two tennis courts looks like it might be two basketball courts and at least 2 to 4 different areas to play soccer a skate park a barbecue pit area. Literally the only thing missing is water !!

The only Park in the Av that Has a Ballon twisting Artist ‍…read more She sells Ballon Art on Saturday and Sundays For all the kids

This park has a lot going for it: smooth concrete and a good vert section, including the full pipe…read morewith high-walled bowls on each end. There is a good portion of the park dedicated to street, but it didn't seem to flow much. The crowd seemed to be getting along really well, which isn't always the case at skate parks, but it was mostly skateborders. There were a couple of little, little kids on scooters in the pipe, which was way above their skills, but everyone was patient.

Memorial park proper is cleaned up quite a bit over the last year, real nice event for the kids the…read moreother day at the skatepark and looks to become a once a month event. #bridgetoskate has stepped up big time.

I have never played pickleball in the past and most recently I have signed up for a pickleball…read moretournament to fundraise for a special cause. I learned about Power Play Center in Hesperia through the pickleball tournament coordinator. Also my designated mixed doubles partner wanted to practice pickleball with me. Hence, I have come here a couple times now to play pickleball... I have met many nice people with different levels of play from beginners to advanced to professionals. It has been really fun. Great work out indeed. Looking forward to playing more pickleball after the tournament. I played high school tennis many blue moons ago... I have to say, pickleball is definitely a great alternative to tennis. This indoor center is actually a roller skating rink and gets transformed to pickleball courts as needed. It also has video games. They have league pickleball play on Mondays and Wednesdays from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM and open pickleball play on Tuesdays and Thursdays starting from 6:00 PM until close. Subs can participate on league nights for $6.00. Open play is $5.00. Staff is friendly and pleasant. It's a great place to get some sports activity throughout the week. Come join the fun!

They never answer the phone I guess that's what happens…read morewhen young kids run it. They definitely need to improve in case of an emergency! Get it together as a business

on principle I'd give this 0 starts if I could. You should never have to pay to use a park, this is…read morewhy no one is ever there.

Update: This location opens up at 12pm. Great skatepark, no…read morehassle, not too busy! My son and I spent at least 2 hours skating outside. The picnic tables (with shaded areas) are great! Skate decks, trucks and other miscellaneous stuff is available there on the spot.