Large area with double entry and exit gates for safety.. dogs were friendly with each other and…read moreowners were very attentive to their dogs.

This is my favorite dog park. I drive from 20 to 30 minutes away to come here. It is completely…read morefenced in. It's good sized. There is a small fenced off area inside the park for small dogs. They come in and clean every day at 1:30 pm (the dog park is closed for 20-30 minutes). It's inside the mall so you can pick up any items you need after your dog is tired out from the fun they will have at the park. It's also very cute! There is sand and astroturf for the dogs to run on.

Really enjoyed this hike to the top of Mount San Miguel. The trail is about 2 miles up, making it…read moreroughly 4 miles roundtrip, with around 1,000 feet of elevation gain. I would consider it a moderate hike. The views at the top are beautiful, overlooking Bonita and Chula Vista, and definitely making the climb worth it. Great spot if you're looking for a scenic and rewarding workout.

Beautiful day for a hike. I enjoyed the hike up, just an enough of a challenge. Only issue I had…read morewas ensuring I stayed in the trail. It breaks off in different ways due to ppl paving their own way. The plan was to go all the way around but it got a little tight with the brush and I didn't feel comfortable since the snakes were active and I didn't have a stick on me. Some folks brought their pets and children. Overall easy to mod hike, definitely recommend.

I frequent this dog park about 3x a week. It's usually busiest around the late afternoon on…read moreweekdays, so there's opportunity for a lot of dog socialization. They have a small dog side and big dog side, but if you bring your big dog/puppy to the small dogs side, most people are usually okay with that as long as it's not too aggressive in its play. Both sides have pretty big areas so they have room to run, run, run. And bring that's it's a public park as well, it's all natural, with grass, dirt, and even gophers. Not much in shade; there's a couple of trees on each side. A couple of tables and benches, too, but that's it. Water stations on each side are good. Both sides have little dog obstacles/ramps for them to exercise on. Overall, it's a really good dog park, and the size is one of the biggest, if not the biggest dog park, in the county.

Rohr park in general is huge with tons of playgrounds, grass, trails, ball fields golf course etc…read more There are multiple entrances for parking and u can't drive all the way through. The dog park does have a parking area right next to it unless u want to walk through the park. They have two areas for the dogs- small and large. The small dog side is pretty decent size with water fountain, bowls, and doggie bag dispenser. It's pretty clean. It has a few agility equipment items. We tried the ramp and it was super steep so u need to run to get up it. It was a Tuesday morning so only one other dog not interested in playing but we sniffed until our hearts were delighted. There were more dogs on the big dog side. There is a little grass on the small dog side which is nice where as the big dog side is almost none. Overall this is a nice park to bring your pups!

One of the best parks to come for a decent walk/run in the South Bay. It's a flat, 3.1 mile course…read moresurrounding part of the Bonita golf course that's both family and dog friendly. For those who don't care to trek the whole course, there's a jungle gym, playground, basketball courts, and outdoor gym near the main entrance. There's also a dog park. Parking isn't an issue since there are 2 main lots to park in. Before hitting the course, there are 2 sets of restrooms. The best time to get here is early morning before 10am.

A very good park that many say it's in NC some say Bonita, either one it's a good park for…read morebirthdays, events & just to chill & grill & bring the kids. Been coming here since the 80's & till this day they still have the train & it's cool. It's 2 parks connected so 2 lots. They have a Playground & baseball field & basketball courts. The park is well kept, good grass, clean & restrooms are clean which is great because most parks don't keep that clean. Park Rangers/staff to go around to make sure everything is cool which is good. Reserve the tent places if it's a big event for weekend uses because it can get busy. If drinking please use the red cup don't be an ass & get caught & mess it up for the rest of us, don't be that guy. And don't liter, clean up after yourself. Overall good park with good, clean vibes :)

It's so hard to find a decent dog park in Chula Vista. I saw the Yelp review for Orange Park so I…read morethought I would give it a try. Prime time Sunday afternoon and nobody was there. There are 2 separate fenced in areas for Large and Small Dogs but since no other dog was there, we went into both sides. There is trash and dog poop people haven't picked up. It could have potential, but people need to find out about it, use it and keep it up. I probably won't be back. It sucks to have to drink to Otay or Ocean Beach to get a decent dog park

Great dog park. Spacious dog park with one side for small dogs and a large dog area. Library, park,…read moreand playground nearby in orange park.

This park is cute and great for dogs! The fence is well maintained and easy to access. Very nice…read morelittle area of the park. There's bathrooms really close and very easy to just let your kids play around the corner on the park equipment.

For those with small dogs, this place is far bigger than those in the OC. Nice grass, shade,…read morebenches to sit on and terrific huge park for leashed walkies. There is an entrance fee to the park itself and I from what I've seen, no obvious parking outside to walk in. So, would be sorta expensive over many visits. I visited with Barky McBarkface as a treat for both of us to get outa the house and try this new to us dog park. If it were closer I might just buy a pass, but it's a little far afield from us. Too bad almost all OC dog parks have areas that are not too nice for small dogs and their owners. Lotta dirt and tiny enclosures. Not as if the dogs care so much, but this human does. Even though I very much enjoyed this dog park, it would have been better to have a water fountain for dog bowls INSIDE instead of having to go OUTSIDE the enclosure to fill up the bowl's interspersed inside. Just a thought.

Coming to this location for a family hike was a great decision. We have had a very trial ridden…read morepast three weeks and we needed some time to get away for a special hike. When you approach this area, you can easily be misdirected to the county regional park. To avoid this before you go up the hill to the entrance of the county regional park make a right into the driveway that shows the Sweetwater Reservoir. Once you get in there, you will go along a long dirt road to a parking lot that is eventually located next to the Reservoir fishing area. It is a beautiful trail and it's wonderful to be able to walk around the water and see ducks and birds and other wildlife as well as beautiful plants like Manzanita and chaparral. It is a wonderful trail hike, with beautiful and refreshing wind and sunshine. They have Porta potties that are super clean and well-maintained. I would say the porta potties are about a half a mile apart. They also have a bench with an overlook platform along the trail, and everything that we encountered seem to be very clean and well maintained. We will definitely visit this place again and it is definitely a wonderful place to hike. We were able to get out and started to explore the trail and after about 15 minutes, we realized that there was a Ranger honking at us with his siren coming around the bend. He made his way up to us in his truck and indicated that he would be closing the gate to the park in the next five minutes. We told him that we were told by the Park Ranger at the SD County Park check in booth that this trail closes at 8 PM tonight. He then said that we were not the only family to tell him that but that the Sweetwater Reservoir Trail Park actually closes at 5 PM because it's not a part of the SD County Regional Parks; they close at 8p. We rushed back to our vehicle, which was about a mile and a half away and we were able to get in and leave. We were very lucky that this Park Ranger decided to wait for us because we would've been locked into four or five gates and not able to actually get out of the park, even to get an Uber. This was great to understand and know so that when we go next time, we'll go a lot earlier before 5 PM.

I was in the Bonita community earlier this summer and wanted to do a medium length hike, A search…read moreresult came back with this trail at the Sweetwater Summit Regional Park. The staff member at the guard station indicated that I could use the day lot to park my vehicle since I was only hiking and not camping on the grounds. The path was pretty well maintained, but it also doubled as a horseback riding trail so occasionally one would have to dodge the mounds of dung left behind. Sweetwater Reservoir was off to the north of the trail. That body of water gave a nice scenic backdrop. The trek was up and down the foothills before looping back towards the start for a total of just over five miles. I expected to see more mountain bikers because the contours and breaks were conducive for that type of cycling without being too strenuous. There was no shade except for a hut at the peak of the hike. Sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, and plenty of water were a must during the daytime. I would rate this hike as moderate because there were a couple of spots where the ascent did make one breathe much harder than usual. My overall rating for this trek was between three and four stars.

I just love J street Marina! It has become my go to for a beautiful walk with Boo! 120 lbs Rottie…read moremix she loves the bay breezes, especially with the heat of the summer. We do a nice stroll after dinner. It is so lovely at sunset! The other night we were there and saw the launch trail of the rocket in the sky. So pretty with the colors of the sunset and the white rocket trail. People may be a tad frightened of my big dog but I've met loads of people that see she is a love bug. You can't ask for a better backdrop than the strand to downtown and the awesome Coronado Bridge! Last week they had a lowrider gathering with some absolutely gorgeous cars and trucks and food! I loved the music and the DJ was great! Enjoyed the music from everyone's cars. Especially enjoyed the happy people. The boats and yachts are great to look at well. Good times. Come on down see ya out there and we can have a nice chit chat. Several picnic tables throughout, nice grassy area to put down a blanket and plenty of squirrels and birds to see too.

One of the oldest parks in the South Bay. Been coming here for years, there is 2 of them in between…read morethem there's a restaurant. Both parks are good for parties & hangouts & BBQ's. When I was a kid most Easter's & Birthday parties were here. One park has a pier to fish the other has a loading deck for boats. When I was a teenager I came here as well but not for family gatherings but to hang out with friends. And it's a good spot to bring girls late at night & you know....play BINGO in the back seat :) the first park has alot of parking spots for that. Now that I'm a dad & family man I come again for birthday parties & also just to hang with family to grill & see the low riders on weekends. My favorite reason to come tho is to see the Sunsets with my daughters, have a late picnic, listen to music & just watch the sun set, love it. Me & my family's favorite park in the South Bay hands down. Now with the Gaylord Resort next door the park looks better & is extended. We will continue to go & see those sunsets & one day I'll bring my grandkids here too. See you soon J Street Park.