We went to see the fireworks as we do every year with the kids and family, This year I noticed the…read moreshow was a little shorter this time, But none the less it was worth going to see. The kids loved it.

This park is a HOT Mess. Been here only once and wish I never had to be back, but soccer calls…read more Parking lot and stalls are tight, people were double parked along curbs and on the grass. Women's bathroom was completely disgusting with only two available stalls and broken doors that didn't close plus no paper towels. The fields are janky with tall tufts of grass, a bunch of dirt and electrical boxes on their soccer fields. Balls don't even roll, they wonky bounce every where. Please clean this place up and take pride in your city and community!

Great park. Restrooms, grills and shaded benches. Exactly what I was looking for. This park only…read moregets 4 stars because the darn tennis courts were closed and locked. Super hard to get in contact with the city parks.

As has become our family custom, we hauled the brood out to San Jacinto to spend "Thanksgiving-Act…read moreI" with the in-laws. Around 3:30 pm, with nothing to do around the house and growing weary of watching the kids fight over screen time on the Chromebook, we put everyone in the the truck and headed up the street to the local park. Upon arrival, the place was virtually deserted. The afternoon sun shone through the autumn maple trees, igniting in shades of yellow, crimson, and orange. A chilly breeze fight in vain against our sweatshirts as the kids clambered about on the play structure. Aunt Mary walked the dogs along the perimeter of the tennis courts. Sure, someone carved a small swastika on the outside of the plastic slide, but you just sort of shake your head at that sad element of this diverse community and focus on the good. Over the course of the hour, a few other families showed up, as did the ice cream man in his van. The kids got a little exercise, Mrs. Picante and I enjoyed an autumn sunset in the 951, and we didn't need to shoo away any vagrants. I love it when San Jacinto/Hemet stars align.

Hemet's BEST park? I'm a little biased, but this park is super clean and well-kept. There's plenty…read moreof space to jog, walk, or ride a bike on the cement pathway. Mary Henley also has a playground, lunch canopies, and a cooling station with water activities for visitors. I visited tonight for a Movie Under the Stars event hosted by the City of Hemet and it was amazing! My family and I enjoyed Moana 2 as we relaxed in the cool air and freshly trimmed grass. Mary Henley has a nice view of the San Jacinto mountains and has plenty of shade. I love the trees surrounding the park! My only complaint would be the nasty bathrooms. There's a button for flushing but it didn't work! Also, bring bug spray, there's quite a few June bugs flying around!

Standard park with lots of play equipment and running space. A few gazebos that could have been…read morecleaner. Bathrooms DISGUSTING. Toilets didnt flush. BYOTP. I've been to cleaner porto potties.

Its a big park with a soccer field and baseball field. We practice track here during the week in…read morethe late evenings. Parking is fine here during the week not sure how it is on the weekend on game days. I know there were some complaints on the cleanness of the restrooms but every time I have used them they were clean.

This review is based on the condition of the soccer field and adjacent restrooms only. I can't…read morecomment on the condition of the softball and other fields. The location is easy to find and there's plenty of parking. Granted parking can be a little tricky. There are only so many spots in the actual parking lots. And if you have games being played on all fields, all day, parking can be tight. However, there's a big dirt lot in between both parking lots that you can park on. Just look for the driveway cutout to enter. The fields: Natural grass which is always a nice treat. However, these fields aren't in the best condition. There were a lot of holes, slopes and rough spots. My son's home field is natural grass too, but these fields were in pretty bad shape. The bathrooms: In between the soccer fields are two unisex bathrooms. Neither of which have lights. So if you're playing a late game, bring a headlamp or flashlight. And the lock to the one on the right stuck. It took me about two minutes (and that's a long two minutes when you're freaking out because you're locked in a public bathroom. I thought "I'm either going to have to call my husband to break the door down to get me out or call 911." Thankfully I managed to "escape" but avoided that bathroom for the rest of the day. I got lucky once but wasn't sure my luck would hold out.

I finally decided to check this place out for the first time, this afternoon. I entered from Ramona…read moreExpy and made a left on Davis Rd. You will drive down a paved road and the rest will be a pebble, dirt road! Man, does my car need a car wash after today! I made a right at W Contour Rd. At this parking lot, they have 1 restroom in a building and a picnic table. I had to use the restroom as I was drinking Starbucks on the way over!! The restroom was clean with paper!!! I continued driving on the "auto tour" and I followed the signs. I saw a beautiful lake with no water. (I thought this was a beautiful view). I kept driving until I saw Pond 1 and I parked in the huge gray pebbled parking lot. I walked along the upper path between both ponds on both sides of me. I took many pictures & videos. I walked until I saw Marsh U and that is where I saw a skunk !!! I have never encountered one during the day. The skunk saw me and ran in the other direction. I wish I brought bug repellent. I was covered in bugs I knew something bit me on my arm. The place felt very eerie walking through there with no one around. I suppose the best times to visit are spring & winter! Enjoy my photos :)

Visited here twice in the past week. It's nicely maintained and a great escape from the noise of…read morethe city. Keep in mind this isn't a well groomed and cliche/touristy picnic spot for you city slickers. I love how they have kept the area natural but still accessible. Wednesdays and Saturdays are closed to the general public for the waterfowl/duck hunters. This area is run and managed by the California Fish and Wildlife. If you're interested in wildlife (raptors and other birds in particular), this place is great. It's also quite scenic at sunrise and sunset as well.

This park is great. Right across the street from Heritage lake. Has two covered areas to eat, a…read morenice playground and plenty of grass for people to play or have their dogs run around. This park is in the up and coming city of Menifee.

Yay First review!…read more Cute park right next to Mesa View Elementary! Plenty of parking space and street parking available. Theres plenty of grassy area for kids to play soccer, football, frisbee, etc., there 2 basketball hoops (half court), 2 shaded picnic areas, baby swings and kids/adult swings, rock climbing, zip line, slides, and play area. Again, such a cute park!! Great for the whole family. There's also a trail that will lead to the bigger sports park on Heritage Lake. No restrooms though :/

Looking like nothing more than a scenic view point, there's actually some interesting hiking trails…read moreif you're adventurous. Is this a must stop? I think so. There's a nice little walk to the actual viewing area. If you continue down the hill you will walk across a "Jeep Trail" which is really cool especially when drivers go down the dirt road.. I'm not sure how you get access to this trail, but it appears to be owned /maintained by a local Jeep Drivers club ( Hemet Jeep Club) Hiking Trails are not clearly marked..

Scenic drive from Banning, recommend to do first 10 miles, enjoy the amazing view and check out…read morewhich lookout points to stop, then U-turn back to stop and take pictures. This is best part of scenic panaromic highway, unless you enjoy winding drive to Idyllwild continuing to Palm Springs where the last 20 miles of Palm to Pines highway offers impressive views.

If you're looking for a dog park literally in the middle of nowhere, with bonus sketchy vibes and…read more"ghetto" surroundings, look no further--this is your spot! Sure, the area is not the greatest, and the locals are definitely... interesting, but once you get past all that, this dog park is kind of a hidden gem. The park itself is huge. Bigger than most dog parks I've seen, which is impressive. My only gripe? No trash cans outside the park. Super inconvenient for people like me who prefer to keep their dogs outside the fenced area. That said, my pups had the time of their lives frolicking in the grassy areas, which are surprisingly nice and well-kept. Everyone there seemed to mind their own business, which, let's be real, is a blessing. If your dog needs to burn off energy and you're in the Hemet area, this park is as good as it gets. Just keep your wits about you, and you're golden. Five stars for the park; minus 2 stars for the surrounding vibes!

I went to this dog park this morning. There were multiple piles of dog crap , the enclosure and…read morebenches smelled like urine and the water fountain didn't work. The outside the dog park the grass is green and it was pretty nice.

The most epic skatepark I've ever seen. Just dodge the homeless and nefarious element already…read moreexisting in the park and head straight for the Skate Plaza. Seriously don't look back!‍‍ Did I mention yelp sucks barely any video support and you can't put links in your review. Wanted to share the youtube link for the full tour video but alas no dice. I'm Scott Films on youtube that's where you'll find the full tour video.

Skate park is good but so slippery, you can't even put your foot down to stop because of how…read moreslippery it is and don't even think about trying to catch yourself from a fall with you're feet, your just gonna slip out instantly . Would not recommend