I came here awhile back to hike up to Potato Chip Rock as everyone was telling me I should do this…read morehike, so I did. Hike took me a few hours and definitely got a nice workout. Everybody and their grandma knows about Potato Chip Rock so lots of people wanting their photo on the Rock, but I was too impatient and didnt feel like waiting or socialize, so I just hiked there, saw it and came back down. I love this park, the lake is very pretty and soothing to see waterfowl and people enjoying the water. I decided to bike here today and its close to 7 miles away, 15 min by car, and about 40 min by bike. The bike ride is a workout as there are hills both ways, so be prepared for that. I havent biked in awhile but planning to get back into it, so took my MTB out for a spin and it def needs a tune up. I stopped by the lake and sat at some picnic tables that were shaded and had a nice view of the lake and the Lookout Restaurant and got to see a lot of birds too. Was so nice to be able to spend a weekend afternoon here, it was exactly what my soul & body was yearning for! On the weekends, there is a $10 parking fee, and free for Poway residents. I think on the weekdays there is no parking fee. I don't recall paying when I hiked Potato Chip Rock and it was a weekday during the holidays. I was on bike so no fee either. Ill keep this place in mind if I wanna do a 10K run and back next time, people on foot also free. A really nice local lake to get a bit of nature in! I will be back over & over again!

My mistake for not checking the times..we only walked for 15 minutes since they were closing up,…read morebut it was such a beautiful spot! I'd definitely come back for a walk with friends/family (: There's also playground if you're going with kids, and lots of tables and grassy areas for a nice picnic.

I absolutely love Old Poway Park! It's located in a really nice, safe neighborhood and has such a…read morecalm, peaceful atmosphere. It's the perfect spot for family picnics, bike rides, or just spending a relaxing afternoon outside. There are also some great, yummy restaurants nearby, which makes it easy to turn your visit into a full day out. I do photography as a hobby, and this is one of my favorite locations to shoot--the scenery is beautiful, so much variety, and has so much character. Overall, it's a charming, relaxing place that I always enjoy coming back to.

This is a fantastic park. It is large, there is plenty of parking on the street or nearby lots as…read morelong as it is not a Saturday morning with the farmers market and softball tournaments at the other park across the street. The park has some fantastic old architecture and there are plaques telling you about some of it. There is a giant grass area, with nice large trees, some shade, some picnic areas, and a section that you can reserve for large parties. There is a hamburger joint on the premises as well. There is a giant gazebo where a young musician was singing her heart out. There is a working old train, you can pay to take a ride around the park. Great spot for photography too, see attached photos.

A great park to visit if you have little ones…read more Several options, from slides, swings and forts. Definitely worth the price of admission. Many parking spots and walking distance to WalMart in case you need a drink or snack

Cool park. We came in the evening to eat dinner in the grass and watch the kids play for a while.read more

We drive 30 minutes just for this park& it's that worth it! Always clean, never crowded, and big…read moreenough for both my 4 and 2 yr old to play without it feeling packed. I love that the playground is mostly fenced in (peace of mind since my daughter is on the spectrum and prone to eloping). Plenty of room for parents to join in the fun too yes, even I can fit through the slide at 5'2"! A great family park we keep coming back to.

Not sure why this place is showing as closed. I've been attending FNL practices here all season…read more This park has a playground/tot lot area, two softball fields, extra grass that sports teams practice on, and a restroom building. Most importantly though, parking has never been an issue. It's right off of a freeway exit, so that's convenient two.

This is a beautiful, open community park with lots of space. It's much bigger than it initially…read moreappears. There are rules helpfully posted at the entrances. There's a parking lot, bathrooms, picnic tables scattered throughout, a playground, a walking path, a basketball court, a baseball field... and if you look carefully you will find volleyball posts out there too. Bring your own net for that one! There's also barbecue stands around that are ready for your coals and grilling pleasure. If you look at a map on your phone while you're walking around there, you will notice that the walking path (large as it is) does not circumnavigate the park by a long shot. There's a significant bit of off-road trail hiking available here! It's lovely. Pro tip: it's super slippery and muddy in the hilly trails after it's been raining! Do not recommend. Would be lovely at all other times though. Dog-friendly, but keep your fur-babies on a 6-ft leash at all times. Doggy bags provided! Kid friendly. Family-friendly. RC airplane friendly (avoid the giant chain-link cage around the baseball field though, as I saw one guy figure out the hard way while I was there...)

Nice community park in my neighborhood. Great place to get your steps in for exercise or walk your…read moreleashed pets. If you have little ones, there is a playground and picnic tables to relax and watch them play. A basketball court and baseball field are also available. Good sized parking lot as well. Overall a great place to de-stress.

I was here recently for a soccer tournament. The play structures looked fun and kept the sideline…read moresiblings occupied. The fields were in nice enough condition. The bathrooms were limited, but I never saw a huge line, unlike other parks. The reason they're not getting five stars is because the parking lot is incredibly small! Most attendees were forced to park in the surrounding neighborhood.

We come to this park often, I never thought it would have a yelp page…read more We moved to cmr about 7 months ago now and this is a park across the road from our house. It's very clean, open and has friendly families with young children. There's restrooms that are always kept clean and the park is well maintained. I was just there today and it's always active and Not too crowded. Perfect place to relax on a Sunday and let the kids release some energy before dinner and bedtime for the week ahead.

I've been here a couple of times for sports. The park itself is quite large - probably a few…read moreacres. They have a small playground, which I think is more like a tot lot. There's one softball field, which is used by Poway Girls Softball League. The grass is generally in good condition. There's some sort of Par Course Fitness Trail around, which is a nice touch. The reason they're not getting five stars, is because the parking lot is very small. It's almost impossible to not park on the street, especially when a team has a practice going on.

Silverset park baseball field This review is strictly for…read morebaseball field and not the park Flawless cage around the bar protects the ball well, nice dome shaped. Outfield is green and lush but free dry patches and ups and down. They have only one big baseball field and no batting cages. This Baseball field is well maintained infield and outfield ideal for baseball practices or games. The outfield grass is available for.practice too. Nice dugot for the teams wi the benches. Parking is tight, only 12 spots. Nice maintaed park and very family friendly park. With nice joging track around.

I was out in the east end of Poway and became intrigued by a directional sign for Sycamore Canyon…read morePark. What I discovered is a delightful neighborhood park with a great family feel. It was quiet and peaceful the day I visited.

Fairly quiet, neighborhood park…read more Most of those who visit comprise two groups: those who live in the neighborhood and those who come in to play organized soccer, baseball, and softball. The split is about 75-25% in favor of neighborhood playing versus organized ball. The park is relatively new and it is very clean. The people who visit reflect the demographics of the neighborhood. The houses range in price from $800,000 to $2 million. The adults are mostly white collar. Many stay-at-home moms. All and all, very safe park. Good networking opportunities for small biz owners. :)

We've been here multiple times to play pickleball. You bring your own nets but there are 3…read moredesignated open play courts. Public bathrooms, baseball fields, playground, benches/tables, and a paved walk way with a nice view.

Came to support my nieces softball team. The park was nice but they do not have much parking…read moreavailable. My niece was in the all stars so parking was beyond ridiculous. We had to park extremely far, of course it was well worth it to see our niece play. They had so many softball teams playing which was why it was so packed. The park is pretty big though and they had a snack bar opened which was great as we had a double game yesterday.

This is the best park in the city, at least in my family's humble opinion. It's very well upkept…read moreand beautiful. Staff are joyful and helpful. Today I had the pleasure of interacting with Joshua who was kind and cordial and running around taking care of a million tasks all around the park. We love this place.

We love this park! We discovered Hilltop a few years ago and have kept coming back since. Their…read morebathrooms are pretty clean as well as the park. There are two playgrounds, one for older kids and one for youngers. In addition there's also a walking trail of sorts with a grass field in the middle. Highly recommend this park for anyone looking for a family friendly park.