Yucaipa Community Park is such an awesome spot and a huge asset to the city! There's a little bit…read moreof everything here. Whether you're into sports, family time, or community events, you'll find something to enjoy. I usually come out to play tennis at the courts or check out the markets they host, usually on Thursday evenings or Saturday mornings. They also have fun community events like the community parking lot sale, where locals can sign up to have a yard sale at the park. My son loves the playgrounds (there are several for different age groups), and on weekends, it's always nice to stop by when there are baseball or softball games going on. The snack shack is usually open during games so its an easy and affordable stop for snacks, burgers and hot dogs. The park is always clean, well-kept, and full of life. It's great to see so many people using it for different things. I wish that they'd add some outdoor pickleball courts, but the community center nearby offers plenty of indoor options like pickleball, racquetball, volleyball, and basketball. The one thing that I have seen a lot of lately is kids/teens racing around on electric bikes/Surron-style bikes. The hills throughout the park are fun to ride, but just make sure to keep your eyes peeled, especially with letting your small kids roam around, to avoid potential accidents. Owverall, Yucaipa Community Park is one of those places that really brings the community together. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area!

This park is one of my favorite spots to visit with my kids. It's generally well-maintained, and…read morethey offer fantastic community activities for families, especially during the summer months. We love attending the outdoor movie nights--they're such a fun tradition for us! My only critique is that the restrooms could use a bit more attention when it comes to cleanliness. That said, the park overall is kept in great condition and makes for a wonderful place to spend quality time.

We live in Redlands and my son wanted to check out a new park yesterday. After looking at parks a…read morelittle farther out, we settled on Crafton Hills Park. We were not disappointed. The park is in a Chapman Heights housing development. Not very big, but set up on a hill with a very nice view, is clean and safe, and has attractive landscaping. There were two small basketball courts and a playset the kids quite enjoyed - with the largest climbing wall I have seen in the area. It wasn't that crowded on a weekday (late afternoon) with ample street parking. As a bonus, there appears to be a nicely maintained trail running next to the park and up the hill behind. Will be returning to see where it leads...

Such a cute little park! Quiet and relaxing with a little view of the city of yucaiparead more

I was in the area with a friend. I searched walking trails and this park came up. The park was…read moreSTUNNING! I loved the different variation of plants & flowers. We walked all over and ended up chatting in the shade near the city hall entrance. There was a nice water fixture that attracted various birds. So relaxing and I enjoyed all the views.

A great place to come during the day or night to walk your fur babies. Enjoy the weather or just…read moreget out for a nice walk or jog around some beautiful scenery. Located off Yucaipa blvd. They have a chess table here. A few benches and a lovely walking path through the park.

This is one of my go-to spots when I want something simple but still feels like real nature. The…read moretrails are fun, not too hard, and good for families, but still enough hills to keep it interesting. Not ideal for strollers unless you've got something built for rough terrain. The oak trees are a huge plus. There's actual shade here, not just a few patches, which makes a big difference in this area. If you hike out far enough you'll find old abandoned houses and structures, which is honestly one of the coolest parts. It gives the whole place a bit of history and something extra to explore. Also great for horseback riding and a solid spot to bring food and picnic without dealing with crowds. Simple, quiet, and worth going back to.

Water canyon trail - No shades Several trail no shades…read more Lots of horse tail grass not good for dogs Dirt roads/ pebbles and incline. Don't know what I was thinking, woke up and dragged my husband and my daughter on the hottest days to decide to hike lol!!! Be sure to wear a hat and bring water , this particular trail is my least favorite. I don't recommend to bring your fur baby , if you do. Please be careful this area has lots of over grown horse tail grass, it is so harmful to your fur babies. I would recommend to come during winter and cooler temperatures.

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!

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.

El Dorado Ranch Park located in the beautiful foothills community of Yucaipa,California is…read morepeaceful,scenic and close! For a stop,a picnic,a walk or a hike,El Dorado is perfect! Plenty of free parking,views and if you have dogs or horses bring 'em-they are sooo welcome here! . . . . #eldoradoranchpark #horses #dogs #hikes #walks #family #mountains #foothills #oakglen #applefarm #ilovehorses #godisgood #ilovedogs #iloveyucaipa #waynesalvatti #jesussaves #picnic #bringyourcamera #ilikecameras #californiadreamin #californiadreaming #instayucaipa #whattodoinyucaipa

Someone on google.com stated this park had reopened. I drove all the way to Yucaipa today (Tuesday)…read moreand it was closed!!!

This is where I end up or leave from ... it's cooler than the other places I hike... always fun…read morethings going on in this park... photography for a big events, weddings, graduations, and families.... They have plays in the summer.... I love Prospect Park.... I never drive...

I love this little hike trail! It's always clean and the view is beautiful! It has a beautiful rose…read moregarden and roses along the path! I love it! Bonus It's a beautiful spot for photo sessions!

7th St., Park is an amazing asset to the city of Yucaipa. It has a little bit of everything from a…read moreswimming pool to a playground, and one of the unique features of many of the local parks, which is three covered basketball courts as well as four covered Pickleball Courts. I come here frequently to either play pickle ball with the Yucaipa Pickleball club, take my son to the playground, and even for a date picnic with my wife. The park is well-maintained and the city has invested a lot of money and time into keeping the Park updated and continually making changes based off of the needs and requests of the community. I absolutely recommend bringing your family here for some safe, fun and activities!

I love 7th street park and have been using it for 30 years! Our kids all took swim lessons at the…read morepool every season until they were solid swimmers. There have been a few changes in the past few years here. The dog park is closed but it is my understanding that the city will be reopening it again over by the gazebo area. The skatepark is closed and the covered courts area has been expanded to where the skatepark used to be. Yucaipa's main skatepark is over next to the high school off of 13th street. The new covered area is now home to 4 permanent pickleball courts which makes for an amazing space for youth who may not have their own nets yet and for anyone to come play in the shade. Yucaipa Pickleball Club reserves these courts for club play through the city. Club hours are generally in the mornings and the 4th Saturday of the month. Specific club hours can be found on their website www.yucaipapickleball.com