Love the soccer fields and decoration great place to play. Its always clean and alot of shade will…read moredefinitely recomend my go to place for a soccer match with family and friends

This park is nice very quiet I always enjoy my time just being here at rancho las Floresread more

Clean park! Safe for toddlers and big kids & a lot of space for them to run around! :)read more

The park was not the issue. The park has a beautiful walk way with pickleball courts that are…read moregreat. The problem was during a walk this afternoon, I take a seat to rest. A lady comes up to me & says "they're looking for you". I don't understand & walk back to say oh they found me they're looking for you as well. "Jackie" states " I have papers nothing to worry about" while her friends let out a great big laugh. To say this to someone who is minding their business sitting down is unacceptable & wildly inappropriate. While people are losing families "Jackie" thinks it's okay to make jokes of the issues going on. Bravo to you, Please be on the lookout for this woman on your walks here. 2:30pm April 1st

I was visiting the area for 10 days. I joined in the pickleball games at least 7 of the 10 days…read more Courts were well cared for. The other pickleball players were friendly and welcoming. This was a big plus as I was a newbe and didn't know anyone. I really enjoyed with people on different skill levels. The park and lots of other activities going. Playground, dog park, tennis courts and a skate park. Some days parking was a challenge.

I'm writing this bad review due to lifeguards being very unprofessional and extremely rude to my…read moreautistic son. Her name is Quinn! My wife and I went to the park today we had an encounter with one of our lifeguards disciplining and getting in our son's face not knowing that he's autistic and nonverbal. Then, shortly after saying, He shouldn't be here. Which is not right in anyway because we pay like everyone else does to have full access of everything. They are not parents for them to discipline our child. This park has become such a disappointment, our first time here and with the lifeguard being this rude, I would not recommend this to anyone who has special-needs children because they will be treated very poor and pushed to the side and be told that they do not belong here

They have water mist machines for the animals and owners! Amazing! Lots of shade for hot days, very…read moreclean and friendly place.

This is a really well kept dog park that has a side for large dogs and small ones too. The small…read moredog side is incredibly small. The grass is well kept. They have pooper scoopers and doggie poop bags available to use. They have seating in the shade for adults. They're located right next to a nice children's playground that has a bbq area, basketball court and sand volleyball court.

We have been loving visiting Seasons Dog Park! The mid morning crowd (10am) is super easy going…read moreand has super well behaved dogs. This dog park is fully fenced with a separate area for small dogs, although when we were visiting, all dogs coexisted in the main dog park. Water and dog waste bags are also available with trash onsite. We will be back for another romp while we are in town!

your dog will love you if you let him run free in Seasons Dog Park. new to the area but even on the…read morefirst time the regulars were friendly and welcoming. most dog comes daily and watching them play and run their heart out is amazing . now it is our nightly must to attend and our dog is totally looking forward to it and afterwords happily tired more like exhausted and well sociliazed. great location for tis big park, well maintaned. nice dogs and owners. easy parking. summer time you will find the regular crowd when the sun goes down after 7pm to 10 pm when the park close

This is the second time going to this park where big dogs where in the small dog side. The first…read moretime there was a regular older man who had all his large dogs in the small dog side. He appeared to be somewhat of a conversationalist. He saw me hesitate and yelled, "come on in". I seen other big dogs in there and since no one was in the big dog side it appeared he was telling everyone to merge to the small side. I waited for a minute to observe what was going on and overheard him telling a young man that "sometimes rules are meant to be broken". It was a waste of time and gas for me. Just a note:, I adopted two small rescue dogs from the kennel and they are manic panic whenever they are near Large dogs which is why I bring them to the small designated side of the dog park until their trauma and recovery subsides. The second visit I noticed a very large Irish setter sheep hound type dog in the small dog park. Unfortunately, I had to say something as I wasn't about to turn around this time at the expense of some else's convenience. As the owner walked past me with his dog he said, "my dog doesn't like other bid dogs" . I replied, "I'm sorry to hear that but neither do mine so I am sure you van understand". Perhaps the city can post a sign at the entrance to enforce this rule in more detail since some people appear to feel they are above others?

There's an owner with two big dogs that's constantly on the small dogs side. One of his dogs has a…read morehistory of being aggressive with other dogs, but he failed to make me aware of that when I brought my puppy in. Not even 5 minutes later, his dog took my puppy playing as a threat, and bit his head and nose. The owner of the other dog suggested we don't take him to an ER as it would be too "expensive", but did offer to cover the vet as he felt it was his responsibility. Eventually he only covered half the bill after consulting with his friends. If you see an older male with two big dogs (Airedale Terrier & Bernedoodle) , don't even bother taking your dog into the same side. He may come off friendly, but he's not that reliable and neither is his dog.

A delightful escape from the day to day. I love this location and appreciated the water features…read more The palms provided plenty of shade. Great for me time. The sound of waterfall really brings me joy!

Gorgeous and challenging to access mountain. You will be one of the only people summiting, whether…read moreyou come on a weekday or weekend. It's just not easy to access and there are no trails going up this mountain. It's a rock scramble that you'll have to navigate yourself. This past weekend, I ended up going up Martinez Mountain and Sheep mountain. We started at the Cactus Spring Trail and hiked to Horsethief Creek. We were able to filter a good amount of water at the creek with a decent water source and from there hiked to Cactus Spring (about 5 miles from the start of the trailhead). Martinez Mountain was about 8 mile round trip back to Cactus Spring. It was quite a feat to traverse and required some class 3 moves to get up to the summit. Quite a thrilling adventure. Coming down the backside of the gully was not for the faint of heart; I definitely got some injuries I wish I didn't get...if I do this mountain again, it would probably be an out and back, although you can hit Sheep the same day (I ended up doing Sheep the next day). All in all; it's quite a challenge and you probably won't see a soul up here, but it's worth it for the adventurous-minded!

On April 27th, 2014 Lindsay, Kate and myself set off to climb Martinez Mountain. We drove up the…read more74 and parked the truck near an old mine. We started about 8 am, and the hike lasted almost 12 hours. All of us are in great shape but this turned out to be a brutal day hike. Starting point is located up the 74. Make a left on the dirt road right after the sugarloaf cafe. Then after the cactus spring trailhead sign, drive down and to the left to get the closest start. Exact location: Latitude: 33.5767109413 Longitude : -116.4422111493 The elevation was 3922 ft The hike starts off descending and you go cross a small stream about a half mile in. At 1.7 miles in and 3400 ft, we crossed Horse Thief Creek, which surprisingly had a good amount of water flowing. No water after that. After 1 mile of good grade it leveled out and we followed a wide wash, making out way to the mountain. We met another hiker who knew the area well and told us where the trail we needed connected to the wash. At 4.97 miles from our start, we took the trail to the right and headed to the saddle just west of Martinez Mountain. It could easily be missed without keeping an eye out. 1.35 miles after leaving the wash, we made it to the saddle and stopped for lunch. We could see Jacinto, Santa Rosa Mountain, and the south side of the Martinez. From here, there is NO TRAIL to the top. Making out way up the ridge was a scramble. It was a lot of work, and there are large boulders and overgrown bushes. Its steep and you will need to be in great shape. At 7.64 miles from the start, and 6543 ft up, we summited! The summit is a group of large boulders and you will need to be able to lift your own bodyweight to get up. We found the summit sign in ammo box, which only had about 100 signatures in the last ten years. On our way down we decided to go a more direct way down, which was very steep and slow moving. Our knees really took a beating jumping down rock to rock. We then got back on the trail in the wash and headed back to the start. In total, we hike 14.8 miles. We had a great time and want to explore this area more!