I don't visit Simi Valley very often, but whenever I do, I always make sure to stop by this park. I…read morewas there recently for a baby shower, but I've also been with my kids countless times. The park has plenty of parking and large open spaces where everyone can run around and burn off their energy. There are also several bathroom facilities, making it convenient for families. In the summer, when the heat kicks in, they have a splash pad to help stay cool, and there are always plenty of ducks to watch, adding a little extra joy to the experience.

I love Lemon Park Its the best park ever and there was two playgrounds one small one big and it has…read morea beautiful waterfall yes the pretty sight it's a great park you should definitely check this out if you're not in Simi come down over here and check this park out it's great!!!

Sports court always do an amazing job. I have worked with…read morePaul and Mark for many years and they always provide great customer service and end product. If you are considering building a tennis, pickle ball, basketball court - these guys are your one stop shop!

I'm very disappointed with this company. I first contacted them about striping pickleball and…read morebadminton court lines on my brand-new epoxy floor. Their representative, Sean, came out to see the space and told me directly that it was a simple, one-day job with an estimated cost of around $1,250. The very next day, he texts me saying: "For the pickleball and badminton lines will be $3,500. My costing sheet is adding money since it's indoors with long drying times." Nothing changed. No extra work. No issues with the floor. No adjustments in scope. Just a massive and completely unjustified price hike. His explanation was that since the project was indoors, their crew would need to come back twice--yet this makes no sense for a well-ventilated industrial space where paint dries just as well as outside. It was a weak excuse for more than doubling the original estimate. For simple line painting, it doesn't get any easier than a smooth epoxy floor. This kind of pricing is far outside industry standards. I've since spoken to multiple reputable contractors who quoted between $700 and $1,600 for the exact same job. I also asked Sean for a breakdown of the $3,500, because the pricing simply didn't add up. He couldn't provide one. If the materials cost maybe $200 total--paint, tape, rollers, etc.--then the remaining $3,300 is labor. Two people working two full days would mean over $100/hour per person. More realistically, the job is closer to 16 total labor hours, which puts their pricing at around $200/hour. For line painting. On a brand-new floor. It's absurd. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this company. There's no doubt in my mind that this pricing was an attempt to take advantage of a customer. Daylight robbery in full view. If you value honesty, consistency, or basic fairness, avoid this company. I would never recommend them to anyone.

A hidden gem of a park! (+) full court with new basketball…read morehoop nets (+) wide open grass field, seems fairly maintained and no giant boulders on it (like some places in the valley, meant to prevent and discourage the public to play soccer or other sports... at the park (-__-) (+) playground for the kids and people or families going around the pathways for exercise or walking their dogs (+) bonus star for an actual windmill here (-) no 5th star because of lack of bathrooms... I guess it's mostly for the surrounding residents who have access to their own (at home). Also, it's quite a drive up First Street to get here, unless you already live in this area.

I love this park. It is a great place to come walking in the mornings. Rancho Simi Recreation and…read morePark District keeps this place super clean. They come by everyday to check the trash cans and make sure everything is kept up. The grass is also well kept and the playground is in good shape.

Since it sits on hill, it's usually a cooler than the rest of the parks in MPRK. And like many of…read morethe other parks in town there's basketball court, a barbeque area, children's playground, tennis courts and a large open grass area. Doggie poop bags available so, no excuse for not picking-up after your hooch. Bathrooms are relatively clean and are well maintained and stocked with hand soap. No golfing is allowed. I think the large open area has attracted golfers to 'hit some balls', but, too many kiddos and homes around. I'm rating 4 stars because of the lack of trees. I like the open area but, the park needs some shade.

Excellent park! Situated in a neighborhood, with a large sidewalk loop, new-ish and fun playground…read moreequipment, and a big grass field. Perfect for toddlers.

I'm fairly new to disc golf and my friend said I would really enjoy playing this course. It was a…read moreone-hour drive without traffic but I'm glad I made the trip. Upon arrival, I came across a couple of people that just finished. They pointed me to the first hole which is right off the street but it's not well marked, except for the short cement launchpad. I've never seen them so short, but still, I'm glad they have them. This is a 12 hole disc golf course. Some holes aren't marked at all. Fortunately, I was able to ask a couple of friendly locals for help and I used an app called UDisc. Even then, I searched for a while to find several launch pads because they weren't marked. One hole had no launch pad at all, just a bent yellow marking pole. You'll need a good imagination to figure out where you should launch your disc from that one. I'm pretty sure the disc golf course is maintained by volunteers so I think they've done a terrific job laying out a great disc golf course and maintaining it as best as they can. Some of the drives are from on top of high hills that will give you chance at some really sweet, floaty drives and you get a great view to go with it. You'll get some decent cardio in walking amongst the hills. Bring a decent pair of shoes for trekking the hills. Unfortunately, there are some signs of vandalism here and there which is a total shame. Didn't expect to see that in Simi Valley. The weeds and brush aren't thick in the hilly part so losing a disc or having trouble locating it is highly unlikely on this course. Also, there's aren't too many trees to hinder your drives or approach shots. It plays pretty well. If you're a seasoned player you'll have plenty of opportunities for birdies and maybe even an ace! There's a nice big grass field to get some practice throws in before you start your round. FYI, there are no restrooms, so keep that in mind. It was a great experience. Definitely worth checking out if you're into disc golf.

A couple weeks ago we were thoroughly bored with walking just in our immediate neighborhood, and…read morewanted to shake up the routine. We came to this large community park to embrace variety in scenery. We were able to walk on many of the sidewalk areas meandering around the perimeter of the park. The tennis courts were open, but the playground and baseball diamond were closed. Overall, there were minimal other visitors to the park as twilight approached. We caught a beautiful sunset and had a really pleasant walk. Plentiful lighting made it possible to finish up our stroll of the grounds after the sun was down. We'll be back for more walking and try different pathways next time.

We've visited this park a few times in the morning, early afternoon, and early evening. It is so…read morebig that it seems like you have lots of space to keep to yourself but the people here are friendly so you may not want to isolate yourself. We Like the vibe and family atmosphere. Love the large spread out feel. Very clean and nice people come here. Two play structures for the kids. Tennis courts, basketball courts, baseball diamond, soccer field, picnic facilities. Great place to host a party. Lots of parking.

This park is very well maintained by the parks and recreation department.The employees do a great…read morejob. This park holds several different events throughout the year,including the Cajun music festival and the 4th of July event. The 4th of July event is free to attend. A must do if your in the area and would like to try something for next year. This past 4th of July I attended with several family and friends and enjoyed the music and most of all the food. This park allows you to BBQ with your own,or by using yours. A must do! Its first come to get the best possible view at night for the fireworks. Parking is allowed at the Metro train Station,or you can park inside the venue. Fee is $20.00 Dollars. So to all the Staff and Employees who put this venue on,you all did a fantastic job.See you next year. 10/100 Yelp Challenge.(2019)

This review is for the selfish pet owners that don't pickup after their pets. The park isn't your…read morepersonal toilet for your pets people! We all share this beautiful park. Please grab a pet waste bag from the many locations and pick it up and put in trash bin. And if you see someone not picking up, please remind them to do so.

What a great find!! We were passing through on our way to see a friend from out of town. The kids…read moreneeded to get some wiggles out, so we came here for fun. So many different spots for kids to play, and this was a very family-friendly area. Multi-generational, and everyone was very friendly. There was a splash pad, basketball courts, two playgrounds, and pond (large water feature? Pond might be strong.). Our kids used the restroom and said it was the best park restroom they'd been in. Of particular note was toilets that flush and soap and water to wash hands. They said it was super clean! Highly recommend!

This is one of the nicest, cleanest, and very community friendly recereational park we've been. It…read morehas tennis and pickleball going. The fountain is very calming and relaxing. This park offers plenty of space for many family, sports, and community activities.