It's very disappointing to have parents pay for a baseball clinic for the kids and the park or the…read morecity doesn't even care to turn on the lights in the fields for them. Theses are stressful times for parents and their kids and to have them show up to a dark field is not okay. Yet, the basketball courts are lit and full of adult men shooting hoops. I mean, how is that fair? Please explain? DO BETTER!!!

Nice park hidden from the view of the nearby major streets. Baseball fields, a children's area,…read morebasketball courts, and even a swimming pool. My only gripe is that it needs a little more cleaning help from the city. I frequently come here to help pick up trash with my students, and I'm always finding things like marijuana containers, broken beer bottles, and other such objects. I've never seen anyone using, so I'm going to take a guess and just say to be careful if you come here at night, which is probably when it happens. On the plus side, there is a mini community center that always seem to be running a dance class when I visit that looks super fun! Too bad my dance skills are comparable to someone having a controlled seizure. I think even beginner's class is too advanced for me haha. On a sunny day, a nice relaxing and usually empty place to have an outdoor lunch.

Stopped by here earlier this morning after needing to walk off a lot of food lol…read more This is a nice little park located off the main road but also leading into a quiet residential neighborhood. There is no parking lot but there is plenty of free street parking surrounding the park area. The playground looks fairly new. There's also a basketball court and a couple of tennis courts.

My Daughter And I came to the new standpoint park. It is remodeled and it has a new playground…read more Great time for the kids to have some play time. Restrooms accessible

Wakeham Park is a small park located in a residential neighborhood in Costa Mesa. There's a small…read moreparking lot in the roundabout in the front but there's also street parking in the neighborhood. There's one massive grassy area in the middle surrounded by a kids playground, sand volleyball court, basketball courts, tables, large trees for shade, and a couple of covered areas for large gatherings. There are also public restrooms. There could be more parking but it's a large open space park that's not as busy as others.

Love this park. It's small, but very charming. It has a basketball court, volleyball court, soccer…read morefield, children's jungle gym, bathroom and a rock garden. It's always green, always clean and just a great place to get 2 Pokestops and 1 Pokemon Gym of you play Pokémon. Dog owners are friendly here and walk around is easy.

It looks like there are some trails near here as there were lots of dog walkers and cyclists in the…read morecarpark when I arrived. The play area is kind of enclosed, which is nice if you have small kids and want to keep them in one spot. I went in the morning, and the sand pit was in the shade, and a little damp. That probably changes once we head further into summer. There are two play areas- one for bigs, one for littles. There is tree bark/mulch stuff on the floor which I wasn't too keen on for my little guy, who is still crawling. There's a huge field and a pavillion with a BBQ. It's a decent neighbourhood park.

Shhhh, don't come here…read more I live in a neighboring development, so this has been my home park for nearly a decade. It is always well maintained with a nice little recessed area for soccer/softball/Frisbee/whatever. There is one backetball court, some play sets, a beach volleyball pit, a shaded pavilion, and lots of benches and BBQs. It is connected via greenbelts to the corner of Chapman and Newport if you want to take a walk to the market or to get a bite, and to Peter's Canyon for hiking. A lot of mountain bikers park here on weekend mornings before heading over to Santiago Oaks. It does get a fair share of birthday parties/big groups, but even with something going on, there is usually a spot you can get away from the madness.

such a tuff park the grass field is so gooood and massive and perfect for outdoor activities…read more basketball courts are often taken tho so my friends and i gotta wait like 30 mins but overall very tuff and shoutout my friends!!!

Ron Foell Park is tucked in a residential neighborhood surrounded by houses. There is no private…read moreparking lot but there is ample street parking and you'll have no problems finding a spot. The park has a huge grassy area in the middle surrounded by a basketball court, bocce court, and a kids playground structure. There are no tennis courts and restrooms and I'm surprised they don't have pickleball courts. There is also a private pool area and clubhouse building seemingly only for the residents. Overall it's a quiet and well-maintained park that can (mostly) be enjoyed by the public and not just those who live around there.

Stopped by this medium-sized park one day. Glad that it was overcast day as there isn't much shade…read morethough the park is dotted with some tall trees which may be good for small shaded picnics. There are some picnic benches and a medium sized playground w swings and sand pit. The ups/downs of the hills were great for My toddler to practice on his balance bike.

A great open space park in suburban Santa Ana! This park is right off of MacArthur Boulevard and it…read morehas a couple of nice areas that can keep people entertained or relax all while enjoying the outdoors! The park has a easily accessible parking lot right in the middle of the park from MacArthur Blvd which is close to a lot of benches and the playground. There is also access from the park on the other side of MacArthur from the neighborhood down the street. Amenities in the park include a playground and jungle gym for kids (and/or adults who like to play!). There is also a huge open grass area which people can use to play soccer, frisbee, etc. There are benches scattered throughout the park for people who prefer privacy and seclusion or benches bunched together for a big get together. There are many shade trees for people to lounge under of people want to bring a picnic mat to lay on the grass too. For a small neighborhood park with areas to entertain or relax, it's definitely a good option to check out!

San Marino Park is a neighborhood park in Irvine with a private parking lot. It has a basketball…read morecourt, kids playground, swimming pool, tennis courts, and a large grass area. The pool was pretty big and there were either classes or some team training session happening. It's not super big but it still has most of what you'd need in a park.

This review will focus on the outdoor pool (salt water)…read more Junior Olympic sized pool with lane dividers, 6 lanes total, 1 jacuzzi, restrooms with showers. Pool is decently maintained; though access requires an IAC association security key obtainable via IAC management. Water quality is decent, though you'll see the occasional twig or leaf from nearby trees. Pool lights are on timer if swimming late. Pool is heated year-round to 72°F from what I was told by IAC. Each restroom is fully enclosed, ventilation is lacking so the restrooms do not air-out very well. Showers take a while to run hot water, but have good water pressure. There are water fountains if thirsty. I've never used the jacuzzi, so cannot comment on it. I don't see it used often. Overall impression of lap swimming in this pool over the past 3 months is that there are times when some kids use the pool who have not been briefed on pool etiquette, particularly for a pool commonly designated for lap swimming. Kids generally hang onto the lane dividers, crawl over them, and sometimes pull on them. I was lap swimming once and the tugging on the lane divider from one child caused the lane divider to disconnect from the wall and became loose in the pool. I had to stop swimming because the lane divider blocked me from swimming further until it was fixed. Some children swim across the lanes while lap swimmers are already occupying the lane to see if they can cross before the lap swimmer gets to them. Generally, once told to cease these activities and the children stay in the free swim lane (lane closest to the jacuzzi) then the problems stop. Just keep these in mind when it occurs because it happens once in a while, though not often. Parents could take their children to the other pool across the intersection at San Paulo Park that is designated entirely for free swim. If restricted to a single lane, there isn't a lot of space to move so it makes sense for children to really enjoy spending time frolicking through the water at the other pool across the intersection since there is a great deal more free swim open space not divided up by lane dividers. 2 full sized tennis courts, 1 full size basketball court, and 1 playground. Private parking lot available as well as bicycle parking locking stations.

Large park, with 3 play areas. An outdoor gym available too. Very hot in the summer with no shade…read more Picnic tables and clean space. Large field for ball games.

Decided to try out a new park to walk my dog at next to my old junior high school I attended many…read moreyears ago. They now have brand new fitness equipment in addition to the usual kid's jungle gym and large area to run. Clean and convenient. In the middle of a safe residential neighborhood.