I trained here in the past, took some time away, and recently came back--and the transformation has…read morebeen incredible. The courts have all been repaved, and the new lighting makes night play comfortable and high quality. They've also brought in renowned coach Danny Salloum as the new director, and his influence is immediately noticeable. He's instilling a true high-performance culture that has completely elevated the energy of the facility. It genuinely feels like a brand-new place, and I'm excited to be back. When I first started, I was just hitting casually with friends and never imagined myself competing in tournaments. Through iTennis's high-performance academy, I was encouraged to take my game to the next level. If you're serious about improving--no matter your age or skill level--this is a place that will help you get there.

My father in law introduced us to this place and we booked a court in the afternoon and played for…read more1.5 hours. The place is huge and parking is easy. They have a little shops for pickles ball essentials and some snacks and drinks. It's outdoor and make sure to wear sunblock, sunglasses and hat. We had fun here and will definitely come back.

This is a large, well maintained park, that is pretty quiet and feels secluded despite it being…read moreright off Imperial hwy & the 57 fwy. You pay to park inside, or you can park off State College and just walk in, plenty of parking either way. Very dog and kid friendly, ample space to run around for both. There are also small playground areas and a pond, and multiple picnic tables and benches scattered throughout. Bathrooms are large and clean. Great park to enjoy the outdoors for a few hours.

This 124 acre park was established in 1984. You can park on the periphery, as I did the first time,…read morebut there are lanes of cars roaring past on a curved road, making the interior parking a much better option. The paths are concrete surrounded by green grass and rolling hills. some paths are flat throughout. I took a pathway along the river, which turned into a lake. The birds were plentiful. It was hopping with people; folks getting their steps in, like me. Moms, toddlers and strollers, and people walking dogs. The grounds were well tended. Healthy and lush grass. The trees are mature and plentiful. I read there is fishing, including catfish. There are several play areas for the kiddos.

Clean and well-maintained soccer fields! The grass is mowed and kept up nicely. Bathrooms are as…read moreclean as you can expect for a public park. I really like that trees line the fields--it gives parents some shade while watching games. There are also plenty of benches along the sidelines, which is a nice touch. We were here for a tournament, so parking was a bit tough, but overall a great facility.

Brought my daughter to meet her friends for a playdate. I like this park it's shaded but there are…read moreno swings and the bathroom is a little far but it's a cute park. Actually perfect for hot days cause of the shade and bench tables they have around so you can bring lunch or snacks. Just not a whole lot of playground equipment but my daughter always finds friends or something to do! I do like this park though it's close to her friend's school too which is nice. I have brought my daughter here a lot! Not my favorite park but it is very convenient. I like that the pavement under the playground is soft though that is really nice. They have games in the field often. It is a cute park, perfect for the little ones. Have a beautiful day :) Aloha

This park is tucked in a neighborhood and feels very safe. There are bathrooms right by the…read moreplayground and SHADE! The entire park isn't shaded but there are a lot of trees and some shade structures. You can park in the little lot above the playground or in the neighborhood. There are two play strictures- one for little ones and a larger one for big kids. There is sand so next time I might bring some sand toys for my kids to play.

This park is no longer under construction and it turned out pretty nice. When we were here 2 years…read moreago my kid wasn't quite big enough to do everything now he can navigate this park with ease as a 4 yr old. Everything is in pretty good shape. There's sand under the main play areas and something called a finger park which I assume is for like finger skateboards. It's still a small playground park but it's nice for a little get away. Lots of climbing elements. There's a few parking spots at the top of the stairway and then there are other spots in the surrounding community.

I looked for walking spots in the Brea area and this park popped up. There was a bit of a line to…read moreget in on Memorial Day and the cost for parking on a holiday was $7. The display also showed $5 for weekends and $3 midweek. We wanted to do the Redwood trail and were directed to parking lot A. The park is big and beautifully landscaped with a pond and various picnic areas that can be rented in advance. There is enough space to set up all kinds of games. We brought a picnic lunch and sat on a bench that was perfectly situated alone amongst the desert plants. After lunch, we followed the signs for the Redwood Grove Trail which was labeled as easy and is a 1.5 miles dirt trail to the Redwood trees. When you arrive you'll see a small Redwood forest with the history of the trees displayed before you enter. A really beautiful and peaceful spot to relax for a bit. On our way back we decided to take the Creek Trail to see where it would lead us. I was hoping to see water at the end of this trail. But, we only saw a bunch of rocks at one point that may be filled with water if it rains. The end of this trail did lead us to a beautiful butterfly garden and the opposite end of the park. We made the walk back and stopped at the pond. There appeared to be other trails surrounding the park and a trail that leads to the Carbon Canyon Dam.

Review 36/365 Day Challenge…read more This is a pretty big regional park with a big Lake. Seen guest fishing at the lake. Have a few playgrounds along w some gazebo available with picnic tables under the gazebo. It's a pretty nice clean park. With lots of trees, shadings and a great walking cemented sidewalk. You can walk from Carbon Canyon Park to go see the beautiful Redwoods. Lots of tennis courts available at this park. There is a parking fee since it's a regional park.

Inconsistent reviews don't breed confidence. No private lessons, no encouragement or advice for…read morebeginners

Very clean and nice coach and nice people !!! Good for…read moreprivate lessons for beginners. Mrs Chong, the owner, is always ready to play table tennis with you.

One of the best parks of North Orange County. You can do a little bit of everything here. Plenty of…read moregrass for parties and games. I notice a lot of small groups meet up here for early morning and weekend sporting or exercise events. The little workout stations they put in on the northern end have been popular. Not much hiking or walking work out challenges here, but making a few laps will keep your heart rate up. The pond is nice to hang around, just watch out for the duck/bird droppings. I have enjoyed feeding the ducks small vegetables, they get very friendly very quickly. The southern end has the play structure for kids. Not the biggest despite the available land space, makes weekends tough as it gets very busy. Tell the kids to run laps up and down the hill right there if the energy is over the top. We did some parent foot races this weekend, that was pretty fun.

What a lovely park! I love a place where animals and animals can coexist.its baby season!read more

Found this Park to play pickleball and enjoyed the courts, environment and people. They have four…read morecourts and lighting in evening/nighttime. For the three occasions I've been here, I've only come in the morning. The wait time for the courts wasn't too bad, honestly it's the perfect amount of time to rest. I usually sit on the ground but you can totally bring chairs and line it up on the fence away from the courts. Queue up your paddle in the paddle holders near the court too. Overall the people here were really friendly and I would come back in the future. For parking, there's a small lot or you can park residential. They have porta potties on the left side of the courts in the parking lot which is convenient. I would say this is the best pickleball court to go to in the Brea/Fullerton and Placentia area.

We went there to play pickle ball and it was great park and plenty of courts available. I…read moredefinitely enjoyed it.

Likes: + A few open-play pickleball courts…read more + Evening lights light up the pb courts well. + Fragrant restroom. + Large parking lots. + Various friendly players show up throughout the day to welcome you to a game. Mostly beginners. This park has public restrooms, but they're located a 5min walk away from the pb courts. Wish they installed the two closer together. Non-likes: - Only THREE pickleball courts. The wait is so long!! There were TWELVE paddles lined up on each of the three courts. Expect to wait about one hour between games during peak hours. - Restrooms don't have paper towels. - There's only one drinking water fountain here. No water bottle refill station. - Only one seated toilet in the men's restroom. - I don't like the fence design surrounding the pb courts. Have to walk/run all the way around to get to the court you're next on. One or two doors along the fence would've been nice.

This was a new fine for us as we were exploring the Brea Yorba Linda area. When we got there, it…read morewas popping off great day to be at the park and plenty of families were there celebrating a birthday and also just getting their kids some good time outside. And it's really well-maintained. The rubber mats aren't good shape. They have the areas pretty well separated for a little kids and big kids. You've got the big kid swings over by the big kids playground in the small kid swings over by the small kid playground in between there is a rock climbing station And a small little house with a dirt patch for kids to play in. Game changer though? Did someone say zip line? There was a line of kids waiting to give themselves a chance at swinging across the zip line. Definitely a new staple for the family. Also, plenty of shade parking.