The proposed indoor waterpark which would be open all year long would feature a midsize, mid-deep…read morelazy river around the inside perimeter. At its center, a tall, swirly open waterslide for both kids and adults. A children's splash play area in the back right with two smaller open waterslides. A hot tub with jets on the right. A large "Shallow Burble Pool" at the front, where toddlers, elders, and everyone in between can soak their feet or unwind (as in mall fountains). Petition here: https://chng.it/zm7nrHqzJg

Hesperia Community Food Truck Event - Great family friendly event at a beautiful park behind the…read moreLibrary. What a great way to spend Father's Day! Many delicious food truck options. Great customer service from all!

Plenty of parking available! They have bouldering and auto belays, but no top rope. It's not the…read morebiggest, but it's decently sized, especially given its location. They change one wall section every week, so it doesn't get too monotonous. Upstairs, they have a rowing machine, dumbbells, yoga mats, etc. For many of the bouldering walls, you climb up onto the ledge above and then walk down the stairs instead of climbing back down. However, there is one bouldering wall on the left that requires climbing down once you've climbed onto the ledge above. Staff was extremely friendly and helpful; I saw her teach a kid how to climb, and it was the sweetest thing :')

Genuinely one of the worst experiences ever. The bouldering is good but the environment and the…read morecustomer service was horrid. extremely condescending and snarky for no reason. Threw out baseless accusations of faking waivers and things of that nature to try and seem tough to his co worker so super weird. Avoid if you don't love being talked down to or you want to not waste time around unbearable people

There's lots of parking. There's two playgrounds: one for toddlers and one for older kids. There's…read moretwo baby swings, two kinds of swings I've never seen before elsewhere, and two regular swings. The swings were pretty high up. I'm only four foot nine so I couldn't lift my kids into the first 4 swings. The park has nice little details like a roundabout, a xylophone and rock climbing. There's a lot of benches and tables for the parents to watch their kids nearby. One thing I will say, the park is super popular and it was very packed. All the kids we encountered were so sweet and kind towards each other. It was really nice seeing everyone get along and playing together. There's an office, a baseball field and bathrooms. There's also an indoor pool but it was currently closed. Very nice park.

Great dog park overall! The water fountains work well and there's plenty of space for both big and…read moresmall dogs. A few toy balls and a nice water bowl were available, which was a nice touch. Tip: bring your own poo bags -- the park service didn't have any stocked, and unfortunately a few owners didn't clean up after their dogs. Still, if everyone does their part, it's a great place to let the pups run and play.

senior meals are good for seniors, but on the website, it says if you are under 60 years old, the…read moresuggested donation is $7.50 If you bring someone under 60 she tells you the website is wrong, that it HAS to be $7.50 and it has to be handed directly to her.

I used to love Hesperia Park and Rec and my daughter always enjoyed the activities during the…read moreSummer and the sports. However, this year my opinion has changed. I have complained several times to the coach about a child on the sports team that doesn't know the meaning of team spirit before complaining in the office. It seemed to do some good as the child was not as vocal or rude in her displeasure of other players ON HER OWN TEAM TO THEIR FACE or running all over the volleyball field to take every shot like no-one else could play....running into, knocking down, and hitting other players on her own team in her zeal to get to the ball and be the star. (I GUESS WE NO LONGER TEACH THAT THERE IS NO I IN TEAM?) They say they talked to her but could not sit her down because she paid for the sport. Well so did everyone else who was not being let to play because this one girl wants to be a star. While others on the team had to hear those remarks aimed at them making them feel bad when they missed the ball. She doesn't run all over the place taking the shots anymore which is nice, and everyone gets a chance to try--which is what they paid for-- BUT Her remarks have not stopped. They are not as loud now, after my complaint, but they have not stopped. They have just been made quieter and that does not make them ok. AND I am tired of the comments like "What was that? " when my daughter misses the ball!! ALL I CAN SAY IS WHAT KIND OF ATTITUDE AND WHAT A MOUTH FOR A CHILD??!! AND WHY DOES THE COACH STAY SILENT? I expect the coach to do the right thing. In my book just allowing one child to run their mouth to others undermines the experience for every other player on the team and that is not right. The parents and children are customers who paid for a service-not abuse, right? I pay for my daughter to have a good time and enjoy being around others, not be made to feel self conscious. Honestly, at a time when kids are going through so much emotional stuff, and we all know it, I would have thought they would have taken this more seriously and handled this better. It's their job. Instead, my daughter, and everyone else on the team, gets to watch and learn bad sportsmanship and a bad attitude is acceptable while also feeling self conscious every time that player wants to say something. Thats not a lesson I want my child to learn. AND not one I am going to pay for. Sports is supposed to give them a chance to have a good time, learn lessons of teamwork and good sportsmanship, and build self-confidence. This season was doing the exact opposite of all of those things, and nothing was resolved by complaining. So I won't be going here anymore for the Summer or Sports and will definitely not be recommending it to anyone I know. Every child who pays to be on the team should be treated with respect and consideration. We all want them to win, but I think there are things that are more important than winning. Every person on the team should have to respect the others and their right to play and be treated right.

My daughter loves this place, she has so much fun. The stuff is very nice and helpful. I would…read moredefinitely recommend this place

The new facility is so nice! Coaches are good with the kids. Front desk is friendly and always…read morehelpful. Karen (the owner) is friendly as well. We've been going here for 3 years or more and have never experienced her being rude. Fun places for kids of all ages and all skill levels

I decided to check out this park and dog park for the first time when I moved here this past…read moreJanuary, considering it's only 10 mins away from my house. The dog park looked kinda rough due to poop and debris being left everywhere and the small grass area was completely dead. It's mostly dirt compared to the other dog parks in Hesperia and Apple Valley. I don't really like how the gates don't have a secure latch. It's more of a push paddle handle, I just feel like it may be easy for the dogs to get out. Water fountains and poop bags are provided, but it'd be nice if people would actually use them. I came by again today and the DP looked much cleaner, they added another bench and the grass area is alive again. Just fyi, there are homeless that hang out there. Be cautious walking around the park areas due to debris/trash. There was also glass in the parking lot by the hall. I just wish the dog park had more grass.

This is a quaint little park with baseball fields and located adjacent to City Hall. During the…read moresummer they host "Movie Nights" on a screen. Bring a blanket, picnic basket and enjoy a fun family evening. Trees are large enough to offer shade and playground equipment is well maintained. This is also the home to Little League and the baseball diamond was in top condition like the dugouts, bleachers and restroom facilities. Parking is ample and within walking distance to the playground. Grass (at time of my observation) was green and the park was welcoming. Richardson Park offers a delightful contrast to the desert surrounding this park.

Was so excited to bring my dog here for the first time on a Sunday morning, only to discover both…read moreparks were locked! There's a sign saying cleaning/maintenance is done on Wednesday mornings, so I'm not sure why they're locked at this time.. disappointing!!!

I love this park:) Everyone is usually so friendly, & my puppy loves coming here! Aside from the…read moredog park, he loves walking around the hills by the park!

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