Hemet's BEST park? I'm a little biased, but this park is super clean and well-kept. There's plenty…read moreof space to jog, walk, or ride a bike on the cement pathway. Mary Henley also has a playground, lunch canopies, and a cooling station with water activities for visitors. I visited tonight for a Movie Under the Stars event hosted by the City of Hemet and it was amazing! My family and I enjoyed Moana 2 as we relaxed in the cool air and freshly trimmed grass. Mary Henley has a nice view of the San Jacinto mountains and has plenty of shade. I love the trees surrounding the park! My only complaint would be the nasty bathrooms. There's a button for flushing but it didn't work! Also, bring bug spray, there's quite a few June bugs flying around!

I've been walking around this park since 2008 and have watched it deteriorate over the years. Yes…read morethey've upgraded the playgrounds added a workout pavilion but as far as the grounds go an abysmal failure. Large areas ravaged by gophers with holes galore. Also there are 8 lights along the west side walkway. Only 3 of them work with the one with the video camera has been out since Aug. 2024. I've informed park maintenance more than a few times and they know what I have to say lately when I approach them during my noontime walks.

Between San Jacinto and Hemet there are not many family oriented parks to either take your kids or…read moreto walk your dogs at. When we came here I had to pee really bad (sorry for TMI). The bathrooms were surprisingly really clean. That made me really happy, although, clearly someone was just toking in there. I would rather that than finding other things. We started our walk and discovered a small little area where there is a miniature rose garden. They are a bit overgrown but lovely nonetheless. There is a playground that is very well kept right by the bathrooms along with family style tables and grills. A small baseball diamond which I can't wait to use this spring. They also have a tennis court and a basketball court! This place is pretty great. Now some of the downfalls. There is a long pathway that is for walking but looks like it would be fun to skateboard (if it's allowed). There are squirrels running around down there. There are many light posts around but many of them need to be replaced. I am pretty sure the homeless knocked them down for night sleeping. There is evidence of homeless people but not too bad. I also noticed a swastika etched in the sidewalk, not sure how long that has been there but it looks like forever ago. I found it hilarious that not only was someone lighting illegal fireworks but they left the gloves they used. At least they were trying to be safe ... but didn't they know about OJ? Never leave the gloves behind at the scene of a crime. All in all, I will be claiming this as my favorite park here until I find a new one.

Great park. Restrooms, grills and shaded benches. Exactly what I was looking for. This park only…read moregets 4 stars because the darn tennis courts were closed and locked. Super hard to get in contact with the city parks.

My daughter has been attending Charlot's for the past 2 years and absolutely loves it! All the…read moreemployees have been incredible and nice! Facility is always clean and you can tell they really upkeep it. My daughter adores Coach Emily and has really grown as a gymnast thanks to her dedication! Would highly recommend this gym if your kid is interested in gymnastics!

All four of my kids have been students at Charlot. We have loved being a part of this gym! Watching…read moreit grow and evolve over the years has been wonderful! Such a great experience from the owner Becky, to the coaches, to the front office staff, everyone has been so friendly and helpful! If you are interested in getting your kids involved with a sport that teaches perseverance while promoting strength and coordination, gymnastics is an excellent alternative to team sports. Charlot is the perfect gym to start! Plus they have a huge lineup of classes and times you can always find something to fit your schedule! We love Charlot!

This is a hidden gem of the valley. What an amazing place to take the family for a day outdoors,…read morehiking and picnicking. It's well kept up and clean. I appreciate this lovely place to experience nature.

Excellent place to hike. Beautiful views. Just watch out for mountain lions. It would probably be…read morein your best interest to carry some bear mace bare minimum.

My daughter is a newbie to swimming and in a short 3 months with Coach Rachel she was able to…read morecompete and place 1st in her swim meet!

Are you looking for amazing swim coaches for your kids? Then Star Aquatics Club is your best bet!…read moreIn addition to swimming in a heated, outdoor pool, this club offers fantastic swim lessons. My grandson has been taking swim lessons on and off for nearly 9 years now and this is the first club to actually help him move forward with stroke and breathing skills. The price is fair and the expertise will get you towards the "GOLD" standard if you are inclined.

One of the best things about Little Lake is Ernie, the guy who greets you at the pay station and…read moreoccasionally drives around the pond to check if you need any assistance. He's the introduction to the wonderful day you will have at this beautiful pond. Ernie is not bossy or intrusive. He only wants you to have a good time, be safe and enjoy your day. If you ASK him, he'll show you where the baby ducks and water fowl babies are. He clearly treasures them and seeing them can only enhance your visit. I loved my fishing visit to Little Lake. It is so peaceful, so beautiful, so relaxing there. I live in the Pasadena area which is a 4-5 hr.drive round trip. But it's definitely worth the effort. I'm an 84 yr.old fisherwomen and I loved every moment of my 8 hr. fishing experience here. I caught bass and bluegill.Can't get better than that. At one point I was fishing in an area that was not safe for me: too slippery a shoreline, high gravel banks.... Ernie came over and said, "Mama, this is not a good place for you. Let me help you out of there and move your stuff to a safer area." He was right and he did that for me. Thanks,Ernie. I love the easy, friendly conversations between fishing "people," in general, they are never are competitive: "What bait are you using? How deep are you fishing?" This camaraderie was alive and well at Little Lake. This pond is not for anglers who only care about the best and the biggest fish. This oasis is for those of us who just want to experience the best of nature and the best of human interactions.

Love this lake always catching bass, if ppl would stop taking them there would be more to catch…read morecaught a 10.2 last weekend largemouth

This place is in the middle of nowheresville. Nice park though. To get her you have to check in…read morewith a security guard which was a little unsettling just to get to a softball tournament. The actual softball fields are really nice here and thank goodness the bathrooms seem to be pretty decent and clean. That is always a plus! There is also an Indian casino as you drive up. But for the most part this park is surrounded by absolute nothingness! Seems to be lots of parking. Thumbs up for that!

The Oaks is a nice little gem of a baseball park tucked away on the Soboba Reservation. We were…read morehere recently for a tournament with my son's travel ball team, and while it's a drive for us, it was an enjoyable day. When you're driving up, keep following the winding road with the white fences to get there. The fields are well-maintained with green grass, parking is good, and there's plenty of bleachers available for spectators. Restrooms and there's a small snack bar (check in advance to see if its running during your tournament/event). There are scattered picnic tables and room for EZ ups on the baseline fences. And the lights do come on for night games. Once you make the drive out and settle in, it's a really nice place to play.

I have been bringing my daughter here for a few years now and I have nothing but great things to…read moresay about this studio. Most recently my daughter took on private Voice lessons with her musical theatre teacher Kristiana. I am blown away at how much Kristiana has gotten my daughter out of her shell in just a couple lessons. My daughter was previously with a different voice instructor at a different studio and while it may have been beneficial she was not reaching her full potential. Now my daughter leaves every lesson so confident with a huge smile. So glad TDS has wonderful mentors like Kristiana.

My son has always loved to dance, so when I saw the Dancers from this studio perform, I knew I…read morewanted him to attend. When I had the opportunity to meet V and introduce her to my son, I knew it was the spot for us. Although we live in Orange County, the talent and love that has been shown to us, has been beautiful. He gets to learn how to dance in a safe environment. It's incredible watching him grow and we look forward to many years with this studio and family. Thank you guys for welcoming us and creating this beautiful space.