Took the kids to have our weekly splash pad water day with their cousins & this week we picked this…read morepark & it did not disappoint, it was very nice. I loved the fact that the splash pad area was gated & there was shade so the kiddos weren't in straight sun! Bathrooms were very clean as well as the playground area, the playground area was also shaded. Overall it was a well spent day! Will definitely come back. *Street parking only *Free to the public *Splash Pad is open from 11am-6pm (Summer) *Free lunches provided till 12pm (Summer)

This is a fun Splashpad. We've been twice now - once for a birthday and once just to go. When my…read moreson was a bit smaller it felt a little more dangerous with bigger kids running without paying attention and him slipping on the slides etc when they got too wet. Not sure if wearing sandals made a difference, but with him being 4 now he was able to navigate it quite easily. Someone brought a ton of water balloons when we visited so that was a huge hit. The ice cream man always tends to visit and someone from The City of La Habra seems to be seated at tents there. The park part is okay - again, feels a little dangerous when wet kids are mingling with the dry ones and slip on things, but maybe that's just me! The last time we were there there was a guy who seemed homeless just kind of sitting in the park area so we left once my son was done with the water side. Parking is a toss up - we parked at the museum across the street and walked over. Pretty easy, but sometimes we're lucky and get a spot on the street right by the splash pad. I do like that the splash pad is complete enclosed by a gate though! It's a fun place to visit and it's mostly (if not all the way) shaded for the kids. Certain parts of the seating for guardians gets blasted by the son, but the kids seem pretty protected from the rays!

Great new hangout spot for the summer! Very clean park with restrooms and water fountains to drink…read more There are workers present to answer any questions/monitor play. There's a playground, splash pad area with outdoor shower, giant tree house with slide, waterslide, and ziplining. You need to make reservations for the weekends but parking is free. When I came, the waterslide and splash pad area were closed for maintenance. But it was still pretty crowded for a Tuesday! Will definitely come back to check out the rest of the amenities.

Old overdue review: this is by far one of if not the coolest park in OC and Southern California in…read moregeneral. As a parent, you visit lots of parks, this one is pretty awesome. In the summer, there's a splash pad and even a water slide. There are different sections to play in, including a small baseball area, swings and a zip line. The perimeter is fenced in so kids can't run off out of the area. The bathrooms are clean and spacious, with plenty of room to change after the water play. It is adjacent to another park, so there is plenty of parking nearby. If you've got kids, this park is definitely worth a visit! Note : Their hours can be tricky in the summer, due to YL summer camp that takes place, so check their website for more info.

My son absolutely loves Australian Swim School, and I can't recommend them enough!…read more One of the biggest reasons we chose this swim school is the water temperature. It's by far the warmest pool we could find, and it's the only place where my son happily stays in the water without shivering. Our regular instructor is Mr. Nori, and he has been wonderful with my son. He's patient, encouraging, and fantastic with all of the kids I've seen in his classes. We recently missed a couple of lessons and had to attend makeup classes. For whatever reason, my son suddenly decided he didn't want to go back for his lesson. Miss Kaylee stepped in and was incredible. She tried everything she could to gently encourage him to go to the back pool, but when it became clear he wasn't going to do it, she didn't give up. Instead, she offered to work with him one-on-one in the front pool where we already were. She even promised she wouldn't put his head under the water. In the end, he became comfortable enough that he chose to put his face in the water on his own with her guidance, but she honored her promise and never forced him. That meant so much to me. I don't know if she was on her lunch break, between classes, or supposed to be doing something else, but I know that impromptu private lesson wasn't part of her day. She took the time simply because she cared, and it completely turned the experience around for my son. The best part is that it worked. Today my son happily got back in the water with Mr. Nori, and I honestly think it was his best lesson yet. Mr. Nori was so sweet, so encouraging, and genuinely proud of him. Seeing his confidence come back was such a great moment as a parent, and I really credit both instructors for making that happen. Every single person we've interacted with has been kind, welcoming, patient, and genuinely wonderful with kids. I honestly have not had a single negative experience here. The first class is free, the warm water makes such a difference, and the little splash pad was a huge part of getting my son's initial buy-in. From the instructors to the front desk staff, the entire team is amazing. If you're looking for swim lessons for your child, I highly recommend Australian Swim School!

When you're looking for any type of school, you want to make sure the instructors treat your kids…read moreas if they were their own. Today, multiple staff did that for my daughter. We've been going to this school since they were in Fullerton, and they've always been great. My daughter started with Mr Nori and he's one of her favorite instructors. She's gone through a few instructors and we've never had a bad experience. My son now attends the school too. This morning, my daughter had a make up class and had to go into a different swim lane with a new teacher. She's been apprehensive about leaving her current school and starting kinder next year, and the emotions came out today. She started crying and holding onto me when she saw the new lane and instructor and said she doesn't want new things. Within seconds, Mr Scott came over and began comforting her asking if she'd like to see her other instructor Mayumi. Mayumi wasn't even dressed to go in the water, but rolled up her jeans and sat in another lane with her. Mr Nori came by to say hi and comfort her, and Mr Christopher gave her a private lesson for a few minutes while she adjusted. He eventually asked her if she wanted to join him in the new lane with the new instructor, and she said yes and was happy the rest of the time. Mayumi also came back to check on her. This is the level of care any parent looks for in a school and I highly recommend coming here.