Hidden next to an apartment complex but fun place to take a little one for some fun. There's also…read morewater fountains nearby for those fascinated by water and plenty of space to run around. Ample parking. Great for a kid looking for an obstacle course

What a nice and clean park! Everything looks fairly new since there's a lot of construction for…read morebuilding new apartments surrounding it. The only thing I'm not sure about is where or if there's a public restroom. I never needed to use one while I was there, so I never looked for one.

Fun park to take the kids with the advantage of excellent shade over the playground area. As noted…read moreby many, it has a pirate ship theme and includes swings (bucket and regular), areas split for younger and older children, and several benches for adults.

Super cute, fun pirate themed park with easy parking and plenty of shade. My 3 year old…read moreparticularly liked the little sand/wood chip digging areas. Very cute and well done.

Nice shaded playground. No sand, clean bathrooms, plenty of parking. Kids had a great time and the…read moreequipment looked to be in sturdy condition.

I used to live in fullerton, but this was my first time at this park! My girls loved the…read moreplayground, and it was shaded which is a huge bonus. Hidden in a neighborhood behind some homes which is why I never knew it existed. Had a great afternoon here today with friends for a play date. The restrooms were clean and there was some benches to sit and eat at also.

Hillcrest Park in Fullerton--specifically the stairs--is no joke, but that's exactly why we love…read moreit. We went early in the morning around 7:00 AM, and it was already packed. Parking was very limited at that time, so plan ahead if you're going early. Clearly, a lot of people know this is the spot for a serious workout. The stairs themselves are brutal in the best way possible. After about three rounds, my legs were completely done--but it's such an effective workout. This place really gets your cardio in fast, and you feel accomplished every time you finish a round. The views along the way make it even more worth it. We also came back later in the day around 5:30 PM. It starts to get a bit dark around that time, so that's something to keep in mind, but it's still a great experience and totally worth it. Overall, if you're looking for a challenging, fun, and effective outdoor workout, Hillcrest Park stairs deliver every time. Just be ready for sore legs and limited parking during peak hours.

I recently discovered the "Hillcrest Stairs" just in time to start the New Year 2026! The stairs…read moreare not easy for people who, like me, are not used to climbing them. There are 400+ steps to climb up and down. The steps are made of timber but could be wet and slippery from early morning dew, so I feel that a late morning trek is better when the stairs are dry. On my second visit, I went around 6 PM. Although the stairs are well lit, I just did not feel safe. I found myself alone at one point and looking behind me, checking if someone is coming out of the dark bushes. Maybe it's just me... But overall, if you would like to hit your 10K steps and/or your target heart rate, this is a fun way to go!

This place is great! There is a solid train theme going throughout the playground area but it also…read moreprovides a nice variety of structures geared towards different ages. Bathrooms are clean enough and decently well stocked. Parents can grab a seat on one of many benches and there is good visibility as the kids run from area to area. There are baby and regular swings, and one big flat disk that you can lay down on. There are also spider web ropes for climbing. The softball fields are great for running the bases in between games, or flying a kite in the outfield. We tend to come in the evenings when it's cold so we haven't had a chance to use the splash pad but the structures in the area are still available for climbing. Solid choice for running off some kid energy.

It's a really nice park with a lot of activities that you can partake in. Huge train themed…read moreplayground for the kids, splash pad, tennis courts, basketball, baseball field, etc. Also, a lot of exercise machines all around the park for you to use. Nicely maintained and very clean and it's a really nice place to hang out, have a picnic, or just go for a walk or run. If you are at the park to watch a baseball game, just be careful parking in the overflow parking lot along the first base line. Lots of foul balls getting hit over there which came close to hitting cars.

Pleasantly how nice this park was and not crowded on a Saturday morning. Met up with family here…read moreand expected lots of birthday parties and people but it was fairly empty. We were able to easily snag a table under the gazebo for some shade near the little kids playground. It's nice they had a big kids and little kids playground. Even some exercise equipment for the adults all near the restroom. Tons of grassy areas for soccer, picnics, etc. Restrooms were surprisingly clean for a park bathroom but they need to put a new faucet spout/spigot since the water dribbles out and is so close to the base that you can't even get any water. Also, please add soap. Other than that, we had no issues finding parking. We were able to hang out and grab lunch, enjoy the playground, and chill for a few hours on a Saturday morning.

My kiddos (7&3) enjoy this park very much! My 3 year old like that they have a "little guys…read moreplayground" lol and when he gets tired of the big kids he goes to the other playground. I like that there's seating for parents and that you can actually see your kid and that the structures aren't huge enough to where you can't see what's going on. We come here a few times week as this has become our go to park. Did I mention I'm a homeschool mommy so most of time we have the park to ourselves or sometimes we go later in the day when the school next door lets the kids out and my boys enjoy playing and meeting new friends!

Visited the park recently with a friend and our kids and behind the statue there was a person…read moreluring our kids with toys. KEEP AN EYE OUT ON YOUR KIDS!

Short distance from the original pancake house - came here from there after breakfast consumption…read more Very cute quaint cozy park located in a historic ? residential neighborhood by colony square and the cultural museum if I read the signs correctly? Street parking primarily but very accessible via each corner having an entrance - on the smaller size of a park but great for the neighborhood and for folks like me to pit stop and digest Stroller friendly One good size playground Gazebo Decorative archway Plaque sign history of the park Plenty of light post and tree for shade and assumption would be well lit in the evening Doggy friendly and a bag dispenser at the corner in the culdasac Walker jogger friendly around the corners and neighborhood No visible restroom facility - fyi. Met a cute dog name Milo - thanks for letting me pet you Little hidden gem away from it all. :)

Love the park. Very safe and clean. It's small but has enough to take the kids out quick to blow…read moreoff some energy.

My cousin just had her daughter's birthday party here. She rented the building but even without it,…read moreit's a nice little park with slides and 2 small play structures for little kids. There's a huge open field so plenty of space to play games, soccer, football, etc. My daughter really enjoy the slides with her brothers. It was very clean and well kept. Parking could be an issue but there is street parking as well. I would definitely take my kids back to play.

Great place to visit in DCA!…read more Just an FYI, I noticed that unless you have your stroller designated as a wheelchair, you can't bring it in and you have to park it outside for those who have children. Kids love this place as they can run around, go down a slide, and use the tire zipline among the rope climbing areas. I think it's a more physical and interactive space where they can also learn about the wilderness and how we can take care of nature around us versus just running around a regular playground. You can interact with the cast members there and sometimes they have photo pass opportunities here too. For Oogie Boogie Bash, this area is used for the Villain's Grove and during the Xmas season you can meet Santa here or decorate some cookies. I went during the Hoppers Collaboration and it's a cute little "scavenger hunt" with signs of the critter characters, a puzzle to decode, and photo opportunities with some free stickers. Super cute and fun! Hope it becomes permanent since the theme is perfect and since I love Tom Lizard.

This was my first time coming to this spot. It was a very nice spot to lounge while you let your…read morekids play. This is an enclosed play area with various things to do for kids. They can climb on rock walls, play up in the rope house and even do tire swings. My kids can play here for hours without knowing. If we need a break from rides and the heat, this is the spot we like going to and just let the kids run around. My kids are still pretty small so I follow them but bigger kids can just explore with you feeling confident that they are contained and safe. Great spot. Totally recommend.

We love this place and how spacious it is. My son loves checking out their books and their video…read moreroom where the kiddos can play video games or games from the projector. Definitely worth going back because when you're all done and exhausted, eating in the food court upstairs was delicious!

Just from visiting this spot a couple times on separate occasions, I would definitely consider this…read morethe best indoor spot I have ever seen for a toddler. It's quite spacious and there are just such a variety of activities for kids, from playing in a ball pit, to stacking random foam blocks, to playing in an area filled with random electronic entertainment (like mario kart and coloring fish), to actual play area with slides and padded obstacles. Even after seeing some of the lower reviews, I still think it is relatively clean considering the amount of traffic the weekend or evening may bring. I didn't really see anything that was broken or not working, and even when the mario kart system bugged out and was on a default screen, a staff member quickly did a reset and got it back into working order within 10 minutes or so. A consideration to be made is the fact that not all the parents are attentive with their kids, so there were definitely some kids that are just disrupting other kids playing or being obnoxious/rude. It's inevitable but also makes it feel like some parents literally just let their kids do whatever with little supervision, knowing that they are within the indoor playground. For example, my 1 year old was sitting on the padded carousel, and an older kid (at least 6 y.o.) jumped into the middle of the carousel and started dancing around wildly, which would've been fine until he almost fell on top of my much smaller child. It should also be noted that the area was marked for 2 y.o. or younger, but there's pretty much no enforcement of the space. Otherwise, it's a really cool spot for kids to burn a few hours and I still think it's remarkable that they fit so many different things to do in the same area.