This park is a hidden gem! It's so quiet and well maintained. It is small but also big enough to…read moreplay sports (like soccer). My friends and I had a picnic here and it was perfect. There is plenty of tables and some gazebos. The best part of this park is there is a bathroom in the parking lot. Making it ideal to host a birthday party or small event. The plus is you can see lake Miramar down below!

It's a very pretty lake with a nice walking path that goes around. The path is concrete, which can…read morebe hard on the back and knees. Unfortunately, if you have any issues during the walk, you will need to continue as there's no easy way back, which happened to me. There are benches along the path and also some porta potties if you need one. They were doing a lot of construction and not sure what was in the lake at the start as it seemed to ruined the beauty of the lake and I'm sure the animals and such aren't appreciative of it as well.

I've driven by Trent Park a few times.  It has great curb appeal.  As with most neighborhood parks,…read morethere's a playground area the looks great, as well as a picnic area and a basketball half court.  The grassy areas are extensive, and there are trees for shade.   Restrooms are in the gated pool area, which is open only to Del Sur residents.  Street parking only.

What a cute park! Lots of green grass to run around on. Picnic tables and places to barbecue…read moreabound. They have tons of swings as well as playground equipment for several different age groups. They have a water fountain too in case you or Fido get thirsty while you are hard at play. The park is also handicap accessible.

Mesa Viking Park is located right next to Ericson Elementary School. Great place for the…read moreneighborhood and school children to play everyday. The play equipment is well maintained and is appropriate for the younger and older children. Play equipment has really changed a lot from when i went to school ages ago! I was so blown away by their selection of equipment, i found myself test trying all of them. Imagine my grown self having a blast on the playground. Tables and chairs for picnics. Hills and shade for relaxation. Not a full 5-star rating because there are no restrooms and no BBQ pits.

Carmel View Park is a small, pocket park located at Valley Centre Drive and Carmel View Road in…read moreCarmel Valley.  At less than one acre, it's easy to miss driving on Valley Centre Drive, but my wife and I find it quite enjoyable for a stroll along its nicely landscaped walking path.  There are also grassy areas for picnics.  The park is near Piaza Carmel shopping center and across the street from the Scripps Clinic Carmel Valley.

This is an interesting park, given it's shaped like an L, but it works with its baseball field,…read moreplay equipment for the little ones, picnic tables, restrooms, and plenty of green grass! It has two parking lots on each end of the L shape. The park is child friendly and I believe pets must be on a leash, but I'm not 100% sure about that. The park get really busy during Little League Baseball and Soccer Season, so be aware. There's a snack bar open during these seasons.

Went to a softball tournament there this past weekend (6/2-6/4), and the city building restrooms…read morewere horrible. They were full to the top with waste, and smelled horrible. Since the city restrooms were out of order, there were three, only THREE porta potty's on site for the amount of people at the fields this weekend. They were not serviced at all, knowing there was a big tournament. They had to close down one of the porta potty's because it was that bad. The two remaining porta potty's were FULL to the top. It was so gross. Then there was no water available to wash your hands, toilet paper, etc. The situation was BAD. I can't believe the city would allow this to happen. All the revenue brought in for the tournament, and they couldn't have serviced the porta potty's or worked to get the city restrooms ready for the weekend.

Nice multi-sport park with well maintained baseball fields with lots of room for soccer. There's a…read morenice paved walking path around the park, a basic restroom, and a drinking fountain along the walkway. There are open grassy spaces for picnics with tables, and a couple play areas for young children to keep them busy while older kids (siblings?) are playing sports. Like has been said, if there's a lot going on, especially on a Saturday, parking can be tough. If the park is packed, there's parking just outside the park; one in a nearby small shopping center and the other on the street across from the entrance, both within a quick 5 minute walk from the park. As the weather warms, there are areas around the playing fields that have snakes. This past weekend (April 18, 2026) there was a non-venomous CA Kingsnake wrapped around a rattlesnake suffocating it and trying to swallow it at the same time. And this was happening under a bush about 12 feet away from where parents and kids were sitting along the walkway watching a Little League game. So, be aware of snakes! Yes, there are signs posted, but it still can be an issue so keep an eye out for them. More importantly tell your kids since many like to venture into those areas to retrieve a foul ball or explore. One annoying thing, at certain times of the day / year biting insects (no-see-ums/Biting Midges, aggressive Aedes Mosquitoes - aka "Ankle Biters", "Kissing" bugs, and chiggers) can be bothersome and their bites are unpleasant, so bring some bug repellant with DEET (just in case) if you don't want to get bit.

I've been here a couple of times for sporting events. The parking lot is relatively very small…read more There's a small jungle gym, but no real tot lot (for those siblings not playing sports). It's more like an oversized home for Carmel Mountain Ranch Little League, than it is a park. There's a bathroom, a connex box that serves as their snack shack, and a paved walking path around the entire area, but this place is certainly not a traditional "park".

Large very open park. Plenty of parking. Clean bathrooms. A lot of room to run around. Could…read moreuse more trees or something to provide more shade. Other than that, a really nice park if you access the base.

REALLY nice park located across from the commissary on base and diagonal to milcon. There is a…read moredecent amount of shade for the adults with benches to sit on. There is a large eating area and some exercise equipment for the adults (although they're kinda uncomfortable). Also there is a large track you can walk/run around. The grass there is this soft fake turf stuff and it's really comfy. The swings are nice too. I find zero issue with this place, I recommend! :)

Nice park with clean bathrooms! Perfect for solo picnics or in company. As I transitioned from the…read moretech world to medical interpreter (miss the corp pearks though) and I am all over San Diego and beyong, I usually look for parks where I can live and love my picnic life while meditating, taking some vitamin D from sun source and get some happy hormones rolling. This park is great for that. Not huge but compact and work everything from picnic benches to kids playground to big field. Parking might be an issue since it is street only. If you have time, cross the street and enjoy the variety of beautiful sculptures. Kind of a hidden open air gem collection!

This is a very acceptable basic park, there are a couple sports fields in the back with a nice…read moregrass area. There is a play structure that has newer equipment on it and some shaded area. There are a couple Covered gazebo areas for sitting and birthday parties. There's no parking lot as far as I can tell, street parking only