You get what you pay for…read more.. That being said, it is a great family friendly park that is clean and safe. Lots of room for kids to run around and get their energy out. The slides are not challenging to get too. The corked floor is ideal when kids stumble over themselves or others. It does tend to get busy but arrive early in the morning on the weekends or just before sundown to make the best of your time.

This is a nice neighborhood park in 4S Ranch, not far from 4S Commons. It has lots of grassy green…read morespace, playground equipment, basketball courts, and a walking path around the perimeter. It has a dozen or so concrete picnic tables, some under shade trees. Not uncommon for a neighborhood park, street parking only here.

Good overall park and playground with restroom facilities open 7am to 7pm. The downside is that the…read moreparking lot is small. Lots of benches and some picnic tables around as well. There is also fairly decent shade coverage. We liked the seesaw and the different variety of swings with different heights. The facilities person was out collecting trash and so it's generally well maintained.

The bathrooms are so disgusting at the soccer fields. I would rather use a porta potty. Gross.read more

I've always enjoyed my walks here at my local park and love it even more so that we are able to…read morefinally get out and feel a little bit safer from this Covid-19 (fluster cuck) see what I did here!? With less people walking their dogs or jogging, I've been able to practice safe social distancing but I've noticed the bush in some areas haven't been trimmed... get minds out of the gutter - you know what I'm taking about! With tons of open space and well maintained landscape, this is still an ideal spot to get my heartbeat up without having to pay for a gym membership. I'll be back for sure because I'm trying to get my summer body back in time for when we can finally go back out to the beach! Be safe people! Wear a mask for two reasons: 1. Cause you're probably ugly like me 2. To protect yourself from Covid-19

This is another lovely park in 4S Ranch, just north of 4S Commons Town Center.  It has a large…read moregreen space that's good for sports and other activities.  The park is also nice for leisurely walks or a picnic.  One common complaint is that people don't pick up after their dogs even though there are poop stations with bags and covered bins.  Street parking only.

It's summer and Splash is not working again. Please fix this. It happens every summer and it's…read morefrustrating for the people.

Not open to public. Super misleading. Drive 30 minutes only to disappoint my 2 year old :(read more

This park just opened in Del Sur and the kids love it! The skate park, the basketball court, tennis…read morecourt, and play area are easily accessible. There's a huge field with a backstop for those baseball players out there. Also great for tossing a football, frisbee, soccer, playing catch, etc. On one end is a covered picnic area too. PROS: huge space, tennis, basketball, skate park and field for soccer, playing catch, baseball, frisbee, etc. CONS: not much shade--bring sunscreen BOTTOM LINE: great place to take the family!

This five-acre City of San Diego neighborhood park has something for just about everyone. There's…read morea full-sized basketball court, tennis court, children's play area, picnic tables, a large covered gazebo, a large green space for various activities and sports, and a sizeable skatepark. I particularly like the observation deck with its panoramic views of the local canyons. Restrooms are conveniently located in the park.

New park located in the nice area of 4S ranch. If you know where the Target is, then it is…read moreliterally down the street. It's a nice small park with no parking lot. It is all street parking. Be careful with your kids since there is residential nearby and we noticed cars speeding past on this street. This is a nicely maintained area with a small bathroom, sink, and water fountain at the entrance of park. A couple of dog parks (one for big dogs, one for small dogs). One big play structure for the kids. A nice trail to walk around the playground and dog parks. It's nice to visit once but I thought it was too small for my kids. If a lot of kids are here, it would very chaotic.

Walked into the newest park in North County…read more With many parks within the community, this is a great addition. Located next to the fire department and across the street from the Target. It's perfect for families with young children. Nice turf, soft play area and new mulch. Enjoy it while you can.

This is a small private neighborhood park for the Del Sur Community Association (HOA).  It is…read moremostly open green space with street parking only and no public facilities.  Like other Del Sur parks, the HOA does a nice job of maintaining it

I visited this park for a Fourth of July celebration with some friends who live near by. It's a…read morevery nice park and very community oriented for the Del Sur Community. In fact, it's is not generally opened to the general public. You must be a resident of the area or a guest of a resident as I was. The grass is very well kept and is very leveled. At the southern end of the park, there a stage for performances overlooking the canyon. There is a nature colored sidewalk that rings the perimeter of the park perfect for jogging and such and there are small to medium size natural boulders spotted around the park. I did not see many picnic tables and benches. There are also some dirt trails that lead down into the canyons that surround the residents. I learned that the Community Service Council sets up concerts, movie nights, adult socials, and a variety of festivals. Very nice and well involved community park.

Very nice park in Del Sur. I like to come here with my friend who lives in that neighborhood to…read morewalk around this park and the whole area. Very well maintained, grassy, Interesting sun dial sculpture too. Very safe for children to run freely. I think is missing more playground items but as a big park with some picnic areas is nice.

Of the many places here in Calif and the city of San Diego thd city of Coronado has one of the…read morehistorical 0arks for the City of Coronado has many places thlat reflect back. For the many people that shown so much to the Island of Coronado the many crowns on the signs. There is one park that has the name of the designer and businessman of San Diego he dealt with the business of sifar that came to the city. The Berkly in the early years was the main ferry to get back and forth the boat teaffic would supply for Mr Spreckles was one of the largest businessmen the statue can br found at the bowling green park with Alonzo Horton one of the men that designed the gaslamp. The park is obe of the best places to come and see the many colors the park has music feztivals for the known artists tgey have art sh9ws with the mixture of art and the many paintings. Going to the Island you can take the ferry from the Broadway pier takes you overr to the village you can also take city buses tbat will take you to the park of the 901 bus. The park is located off orange that is near the many city buildings to the library and the restaurant row for the nany reztaurants from brwakfasts to piizza places. The day at Spreckles Park is one of the most beautiful parks that was built to the designers of San Diiego the dusiness of the early years that ypu would have to look towsrds Alonzo Horton and Spreckles. As a Yelp Elite Reviewer the city of Coronado with Spreckles park it has such a great history to look at the music platform. The plaques of the park tell so much about the history of Spreckles Park.

Awesome park. Lots for toddlers to do! Swings, slides, small house to climb in. Didn't want to…read moreleave. Missed seeing a drinking fountain...

This neighborhood park sits on the eastern slope of Black Mountain.  It has great playground…read moreequipment with rubber surfaces under the equipment.  There are shaded picnic tables and seating areas, as well as a nice tree line.  The park amenities are set well back from the street, closer to the Rolling Hills Elementary School fence line.  This leaves a nice large open grass area. The park is definitely planned for families with children, but us retirees can also enjoy it.  Great place to bring grandchildren.  It is way off the beaten track.  Street parking and NO public restrooms.

I really like this park. I've been bringing my dog here for about a year. We don't explore the dog…read morepark section of it, but we do walk around the various paths and baseball diamonds, sample the various benches (you've probably seen us at some point), and occasionally take a stroll through the west side trails. It's funny; I had no idea Lake Hodges was right on the other side of the park! It's a nice park; seems to be maintained and there's plenty of parking. One thing that bugs me are the people who walk their dogs off leash. While this is illegal and it's not necessarily the act that drives me crazy, it's the dogs that run up to other dogs who ARE on leash. This is dangerous; if your dog runs up to a pooch on leash who's not dog-friendly then you could have a problem. Think about it. Overall I enjoy coming here. Nice place.

I come here frequently for youth flag football and soccer games, and I've been all over the park…read morefrom the north end to the south. I guess they've been doing construction/improvements of some kind lately, but nothing looks any better. In fact, the only thing that's changed is the amount of dead grass that's around. Actually, at this point, dead grass would be in improvement. Less than 50% of the of park is actually green. There's copious patches of dirt, rivaling what the horses run on at the Del Mar Racetrack. For the price the City charges the youth sports leagues to play here, they could at least turn on the water.