We have been frequenting here for the past 10 years, from visiting the ducks, to going to the…read moreplayground, to walking the paths, to my kid's cross country sessions to homecoming pictures as well as shooting family/holiday pictures, we have done it all. It's always beautiful, clean and well kept. The bikers, joggers and walkers alike are all considerate of one another. The playground is a fun pit stop, there is a swimming pool, rec center, snack shop and a place to rent paddle boats as well. There is plenty of parking and just good family fun, a place to chill and relax.

This is a really nice park with ducks in a residential area. I used to sit at the benches here…read morebefore I got my hair done. My stylist worked at one of the salon in this neighborhood so id come here right before. Its a nice path for an easy walk and there's hardly people here. There is a playground and a tiny pool of water. Lmao! For this being around a bunch of houses, this park is impressive.

Beautiful lake. You do have to pay to enter, though. Current fees are listed here:…read morehttps://rivcoparks.org/regional-parks-campgrounds/lake-skinner-recreation-area The main complaint I have is that people leave trash everywhere - please, fellow Californians, pick up your trash so we can keep this lake beautiful.

Lake Skinner - A Perfect Camping & Glamping Escape!…read more Yesterday, I packed up my two boys (ages 8 & 10) and their friend from school (also 8) for our very first camping/glamping adventure at Lake Skinner--and it was absolutely perfect. We booked a site with just the basics--electrical and water hookups--for only $50, which was all we needed for our tiny camper. The campground was clean, well-organized, and had plenty of open sites with different options and amenities, including a camp store for convenience. Some of our favorite spots were the splash pad and the playgrounds--perfect for keeping the kids entertained. Even if you just come for the day, these areas alone make it worth the trip. The kids had a blast, and it was wonderful seeing so many other families enjoying themselves too. Since we had their friend with us, we left around 8 PM to drop him back home--only about a 20-minute drive to Murrieta--then returned to the campsite, played a few games in the camper, and settled in for the night. With a 6 AM wake-up, we still made it home in time to freshen up, eat breakfast, and get the kids ready for school. (We even packed their backpacks just in case we needed to go straight from camp!) My boys haven't stopped talking about the trip--how much fun they had, how exciting it was to sleep overnight, and how much they want to go back. As a retired Navy Chief (41 years old) now balancing a busy real estate career, this is exactly how I want to spend my free time--unplugging, connecting with nature, and making lasting memories with my kids. Affordable, family-friendly, and packed with fun--Lake Skinner has definitely earned a spot on our repeat list. We can't wait to do it again!

Hidden gem. came here for a birthday and had a blast. challenging and community feel. friendly…read morestaff and complete vibe check. Price is right and they have a killer membership package. will be coming back with the boys.

I loved climbing here and I am new to the sport. Their team was very friendly and kind showing me…read morearound. Price isn't bad as well for single time users.

We just signed the kiddos up for summer swim and decided to check out this facility. Not sure if…read morethis is new or just newly renovated, but it is really nice! The pool is well staffed, the aquatics team is friendly, and my daughter's teacher is absolutely great! The place itself is located right next to the huge splash area. We haven't been inside the community center yet since the pool has a separate entrance, but we will be sure to check it out as the summer progresses. There are plenty of concrete bench blocks set up around the pool area with covering (thank goodness). It helps, especially as it heats up during the day. Parking was easy and ample at the time we went (10am), and again, the staff was friendly and super helpful!

If your anything like me... I'm always searching for a great off leash, local dog park. Guenther…read moreWillow Park , located near the Four Seasons Community is a great park for the entire family. The park features basketball & baseball amenities. In addition there is a playground and fenced off leash dog area. The park is always clean and well maintained. Love it!

Nice local park for people and for dogs. Has a large grass area, a playground, and a few baseball…read morediamonds for people. This park also has a small dog park for all sized dogs to play in. There is some grass and some gravel; a few benches and a water fountain.

The park hosted the annual birthday celebration of the city with live bands, food vendors, local…read morebusiness stands, fireworks and thousands of people! Great overall experience with people watching and the fun of being showered with water by the city fire department on a 95 degrees day Good fun for all.

This park is pretty big and has a lot to offer…read more There are covered picnic tables. Skate park. Kids playground area Baseball/softball fields Restrooms A walking path and I think I saw basketball and volleyball too. Plenty of little ground squirrels all over trying to find good scraps. I think the walking path that goes all around the park was a little over a mile. It is paved, easy, and flat. In between the 15 and 215 freeway, pretty easy and convenient to get to.

Nice little spot to relax before heading into the Sykes Ranch trails. The park is clean, quiet, and…read morea good starting point for a hike. There's also a surprising amount of local history here if you take a moment to explore. Worth a visit.

Great place to take your dog for walks or take family photos. We did both and there were several…read morephotographers taking photos there.

Fun place for all ages including adults…read more We got the Groupon deal which works on attractions, arcade and food. There's one ticket counter line shared with the food line. You go here to redeem and each of us received a card. they had stickers to label the cards to tell them apart. We did the 18 hole miniature golf, go karts, and batting cages. The go kart has a separate toddler track near the batting cages. I actually got bored on the track because they have you out there for a good 10 minutes and all you do is go in circles. The batting cages were tricky based on the speed of the ball. Make sure you wear your helmets. Afterwards we played in the arcade. We ordered nachos for $3.75. They asked if we wanted jalapeños, we said on the side. Turns out, it was $1 charge for a small container! At least be honest and give heads up. I was wondering why nachos cost almost double. Plenty of seating everywhere. Private parties were happening all over.

Always see this spot off the free way we live in the area for many years and never really wanted to…read morego. Recently got invited to a birthday party, and was curious about the place after so I looked it up on Yelp to see what's the place is about. After reading so many negative reviews, I was wondering how it was going to be. Surprisingly, the party was really fun. All the kids loved it. All the boys love the go kart. It is pricy so expect to spend a lot of money here for family of 4 or even just 2 kids probably around $200+ if you're coming here for regular fun day.