We came here for the first time for the AYSO Locomotion tournament. Parking is a nightmare with…read moremost vehicles double parked waiting for stalls and so many cars illegally parked in fire lanes. There was overflowing trash cans in every area, trash all over the fields and nobody from the city clearing anything out. None of the porta potties had water in the hand washing stations first thing Sunday morning, also the fields are in bad shape with dangerous divots/holes and uneven playing surfaces. Yes, it's conveniently located next to many shopping centers and eateries, but in no way would I make this the main hub field for all future tournaments. I didn't like the fact that each field was separated by a road or parking lot as vehicles impatiently speed thru making it dangerous for the kids, definitely one of the worst fields/parks we have been to play soccer at over many years.

Has something for every kid to play on clean restroom good parking well lit park is open fairly…read morelate. Makes it convenient for parents to have time enough after work to go to the park and let the kids have fun. They have seating that is covered barbecues soccer field baseball field area to walk basketball and they have basketball courts and they have a splash pad for the kids to get wet and have fun.

The Riverwalk Parkway is so cute! It's perfect for walks, jogs, and bike riding. It's nice to be…read moreoutside and see nature. It's so convenient for me, and it's almost like I'm not in the city (until I have to cross the street) because of how serene it is. I like taking the time to watch the birds and turtles. The plants and flowers are beautiful as well. River Walk Trail spans for about 3 miles, so it's perfect for some outside time to get steps and take your kids or dog out to roam. The only downside is if you don't live nearby, there's nowhere to park unless you use a nearby shopping center parking lot. There are also no restrooms other than in the businesses on the opposite side of the street. Part of the trail is in a residential area, so you may need to plan ahead, especially if you have small children with you who may need to use the restroom frequently.

Perfect spots to take photos around the area not as crowded as other parks u can really find any…read morespot around riverwalk to take photos

Beautiful park. Kept very clean. No bathrooms, no homeless. ( At least in the mornings) has about a…read morehalf mile path tou can walk. Also has other paths tou can cut across with. Great playground for kids. Basketball court. Volley area. Huge soccer/ grass area. Great park.

This is a large park with a pretty nice play structures for children. There is an area for smaller…read morechildren with rock climbing, musical instruments and slides. There's also a larger Play structure area with a very long side and lots of unusual climbing apparatus'. There's two baby swings. The park has about three covered picnic table areas. There's two basketball courts, a volleyball court and some bbqs. Unfortunately the park was dirty. There was trash all over the ground. Overall it's a good park with lots of space and grassy areas for picnics and play.

I was visiting the City of Riverside and came across White Park in downtown. What a beautiful and…read moreclean park! Thought I check it out. Park is located between Chestnut St and Market St. It is not huge, but a good medium size park. It has plenty of big green trees which is a nice offering of great shade. Benches are placed throughout the park. You may take a stroll on its many windy walking paths. Its surrounding grass areas are quite lush and green. Landscape with exotic plants and flowers was quite elegant and exquisite. There's a charming gazebo in the heart of the park. This park also holds special events or festivals with vendors, food, music, arts & crafts, etc. Please note this park may be closed when there are bigger events taking place in downtown. Definitely a lovely park with relaxation and scenic views in mind for all locals and visitors to enjoy!

A cute park right in the middle of downtown Riverside. I'm not too familiar with this town but it…read morecould also be somewhat the business district or historical district from the Victorian houses that was nearby. Anywho, I seen the gate driving by on the way to an appointment. Had an hour to kill so off to the closest Starbucks for a cold drink and back to the park to lounge for a bit. The main entrance was what caught my attention. A cute archway that welcomes you to a very cute park. Almost like something you would see on a movie set. There's street parking out front which is paid with the metered. I ended finding some residential parking on the end of the park side as there was shaded parts. Front had full parking available but it was full sun. Anyways, I found out that there was no other entrance beside the main one in-front. Had to walk from the back but it was fine, a nice little walk along the side streets which barely any cars drove through. Once you walk through the gate which had a nice rose garden in-front, you're greeted with a water fountain that is very picturesque. It's somewhat the focal point when you walk in but behind it is the gazebo. It's a cute park that's not big but big enough. Plenty of benches along the path. On one side is a cute little Japanese style garden minus any ponds. Don't think your allowed to walk through as it's more of a garden feature. Plenty of nice big trees with shades for lounging with a blanket. Theres no play ground as it's more of a community garden but very well kept. A cute little oasis in the heart of town. Worth a nice little lounging under the trees.

This review is for the trails only. I would park at the dirt parking lot off Arlington Ave. They…read moresuggest you to donate for parking but it's hard to remember as I don't usually carry cash. Also don't keep valuables in your car as I have noticed recent car break ins. I used to walk along the bike trail or walk on the horse trail. It branches away to other trails. Be on the lookout mid afternoon there are a ton of coyotes. This place used to be one of my favorite places to visit in Riverside. It's so scenic and beautiful!

Went with my first grader for her class field trip…read more Plenty of parking spaces available on dirt roads . Sue was our guided tour during our group hike. She was such a joy, full of knowledge and information. I liked how Sue spoke to the children and kept them in line and engaging at the same time. She not only used big vocabulary but also explained it for the kids and myself to understand. The hike was easy for 6 -7 year old age group. , the kids seem to enjoy themselves . Just make sure to wear long pants. Many of the walking path had poisonous hemlock, and another plant that also is itchy to the skin.. ( can't think of the name ) .. Plenty of shades at the beginning of the park. Benches and tables

Celebration Park in Moreno Valley used to be one of my favorite splash pad parks to visit with my…read morechildren. Unfortunately, after a recent incident that I don't want to get into, my opinion of this park has completely changed. While I had never experienced anything quite like what happened during my last visit, I have had smaller, somewhat similar situations happen here before. I brushed them off at the time, but after this most recent experience, I definitely look at this park differently. One thing I have noticed almost every time I've visited is the amount of children who seem to be completely unsupervised, running around and doing whatever they want without a parent nearby. I'm definitely a helicopter parent when we're at parks because anything can happen in a matter of seconds, and let's be honest, the world we live in nowadays doesn't always feel safe. I understand kids are there to play and have fun, but parents still need to be present and aware of what their children are doing. During my last visit, there was also a group of people smoking weed at the park, and the smell was EXTREMELY obvious. Listen, there's nothing wrong with what adults choose to do on their own time, but please keep it away from children and family areas. A children's park and splash pad is not the place for kids to be surrounded by the smell of marijuana. It's unfortunate because I genuinely enjoyed bringing my kids here, especially for the splash pad. But after my last experience, I highly doubt I'll be returning. Sometimes one situation is enough to completely change how comfortable you feel in a place, and unfortunately, that's what happened for me with Celebration Park.

Great park in MoVall! I was looking for free kid friendly activities in the area and went here for…read morethe splash pad. I saw the splash pad opens at 11am. We got there around 11:20. The teeny tiny parking lot holds maybe 16 cars, but there's plenty of parking right outside in the residential area. We went today, which is a Friday and although the street signs said No Parking on Fridays due to street sweeping, at least a dozen cars were parked so I took a chance and parked on the street too, hoping the patrol and street sweep already happened. I carried our camping chairs and stuff and posted up inside the splash pad where there was shade under a big palm tree. They had 4 concrete benches and ledges but most were not shaded. A bunch of families had their blankets and chairs set up outside the splash pad fence under all the trees. The restrooms were just past the front of the entrance to the splash pad. The play ground was right next door with some shade and a good size jungle gym and 4 swings, 2 of which are those giant chair swings. And because it is summer, the school district had 3 pops that were serving free lunch to all the kids. Fridays was cheeseburgers, which was perfect! They packed up around 12:30pm, so come before noon! We had a blast and will definitely come back this summer!

Baseball fields were cool very nice and clean I would recommend this 10/10 but the restrooms were…read moredirty

Nice quiet park. Have played pickle ball here a few times. Looks to have a nice walking path, play…read moreground and baseball field.

This little park is situated near the intersection of Arlington and Magnolia. Lush green grass and…read moretrees for shade...a lovely spot for a picnic, frisbee toss or catching up on Hemingway. It doesn't at all feel like you're in a busy spot which is nice because I spent a good amount of time here in between meetings. On this day a Christian group was celebrating life and serving others. Lots of conversations and laughing and decent music too. Looked like they all had a terrific time. Appears to be a good amount of parking, but note there's quite a number of homes and condo buildings around so I imagine parking could get tricky. There aren't walking paths and no playground equipment. But the park is clean and free of vandalism or seedy characters which makes this little place a gem of a park. Talk about something good in the neighborhood, this is it.