This skate park feels a little sketchy, but luckily a police officer was parked nearby while I was…read morethere, which made me feel a lot safer. As for the difficulty level, I usually inline skate, and I'd say the park leans more toward intermediate to advanced.

The skatepark has degraded and is covered with graffiti that hides any debris on the suffering…read more Might cause a skater to fall when a wheel sticks. The park was once closed and fenced off , then cleaned up and opened again. Last time I was here I wasn't able to carve to the top of the banks. It had been a while. Most were riding popsicle boards but I had a 10x31 Hammerhead Hosoi - that's how I rolled. Now I have to wear a helmet and full pads stay out of the hospital. Its a great park to carve but its dirty and has trash. The north east area where the park is seems deserted and there was a homeless guy on the grass. Later he let out a scream as he changed his clothes. Early morning is not a good time probably safer later in the day with more skaters around.

The playground is most fun for kids about 4 and under. Any older and they would most likely be…read morebored quickly as there isn't an area designated for more challenging climbing. There is ample parking and an open restroom. It's a nice place to bring food and have a picnic.

Veterans Park in Cypress turned out to be one of those places that surprised me in the best way,…read morebecause the moment I walked in with someone, the whole atmosphere felt open, calm, and playful in a way that teenagers would really enjoy spending time in. There were so many teenagers around the park when I visited, and it made the whole space feel even more lively because you could see them hanging out on the grass, walking around the paths, and using the open areas to take pictures or just relax together. I didn't expect a park to have that kind of youthful energy, but the way the trees, the open fields, and the little activity spots all come together makes it feel like a place where teenagers can be themselves without feeling rushed or watched. I appreciated how easy it was to walk around and enjoy everything without any pressure, and it reminded me of how much I enjoy places that let me feel playful and relaxed at the same time. I only visited Veterans Park a lot of times in my life before making this review, but it left a strong impression on me because of how peaceful and fun it felt, especially with all the teenagers enjoying their time there. It's one of the most enjoyable and welcoming parks I've been to in a long time, and I would highly recommend that teenagers go there because it gives them a safe and open place to hang out, take pictures, and feel creative in their own way.

Nice small cozy park. The splash pad was great not a lot of kids and very clean. To start it there…read moreis a button to press on top of the red pole in the middle of splash pad. This was a nice gem in the middle of residential area. Has a skate park that was closed but looked very clean. Most the people I saw visit I believe are in the community as they walked to the park.

Broken glass, garbage, missing equipment, not much parking. The hours on the parks & rec website…read moreare not accurate.

Cool splash pad and playground for the kiddos in the summer. Plenty of shade for the adults! The…read morekids had fun! Best of all? Free!

Turn on Mountain View for parking. The parking was easy to find since it wasn't a busy day. There's…read morea library. There's a nice playground next to the splash pad. The weather was a cloudy but the kids love water. There's a cover seating area and a fake grass area to picnic on the ground. There's also workout machines and a skate park. Large baseball field.

SO AWESOME! Great…read morepark, great features, and it's set up where multiple people can be doing runs at the same time without running into each-other. BOWLS: 2 bowls. both are good size. the deeper bowl is much bigger. Have fun!

Kids love this place, it's clean, family oriented. A few large bowls and nice seating for the…read morefamily.

I've been wanting to ride this particular bowl for over 10 years since I first saw it and I saw a…read morekid riding it. Today was my chance I didn't want to roll in cause I was scared. It took a while, but I did it and spent over 30 minutes learning this bowl then I took out my surf gate and it was a little harder to ride it but it was fun. This is a nice little skate park park on the street 20 feet from the skate park. There's a nearby restroom. I had a fun day.

Never skated on the Skating Bowl, but i have been coming to this park off and on for over 20 years…read more Its a Orange County Classic. They have even filmed this park I think in the old 80s movie Gleaming The Cube. I love it. Its a tiny community spot. I recommend coming to this park.

. Bustling place for some free open-play pickleball. + 8…read morewell-lit courts. - Overcrowded. Min 2-game wait on each court. That's 8 paddles per paddle rack. (One rack per court.) I walked laps and laps around the 8 courts seeking the shortest queue. Nope, every rack had at least 8 waiting players. - No barriers to prevent ball-on interference between the 4 adjacent courts. - Restrooms & water located far from the courts. + Decent restrooms though. -- Unfriendly, uncourteous, unsafe ambience: - People seem irritable there. Easily pissed off. - People disrespecting the queue system, cutting ahead of others who've been waiting a long time. - I mentioned my opponent's courtesy violation and he got offended. I could cite the pickleball rulebook, but I was afraid he might hurt me afterward, so instead I fled the vicinity at the earliest safe opportunity.

Newer facility serves Cyoress community, open for public use with children's playground, multiple…read morecovered picnic areas and tables, exercise equipment for adult and a soccer or baseball field. Lots of parking available but also depend on the time of day or day of week- even here on weekends and it's usually packed.

Fun skate park usually empty but today there were two other boys there. I think each one of them…read morewant their alone time and I skated for a while and left. And one advanced started doing his stuff and I was sitting under a tree watching . Then I came back an hour later to skate. But I fell twice the first time hard I walked it off. I was skating some more and hit something on the cement and fell again when I finished my shoulder, started getting sore darn.

This is a nice and beautiful park for nature walk, walking your dog and skate/scooter area for the…read morekids or adults and baseball fields. Wear pants if you walk after sundown because little things will bite you. Early morning and after sun down is nice. It gets SUPER busy if there are baseball/softball games - which means no parking. However, plenty of parking when there's no games. It is a few minutes from Tustin Market Place and other shopping plaza. There are actually staff onsite during operating hours. Restroom is open. There's vending machine as well. Be careful - watch out for coyotes because Peter Canyon Trail is next to the park.