Great park to bring a toddler who likes to feed animals. Last visit, brought some frozen veggies to…read morefeed the ducks. One of the larger ducks was acting like a puppy - it was so endearing and frightening at the same time. Right now there's a lot of construction. The main restroom area is being worked on. The parking near the dog park fills up quickly. I prefer this parking area compared to the main lot on the other side of the tennis courts. I love how they have racket ball courts but hardly see anyone using them. Overall, solid park and amenities.

This was my first visit to Ford Park. There's parking available, but the spots can fill up…read morequickly. To reach the ponds, after you park, you'll need to walk upwards to the left where there is a dirt foot trail to the ponds. There are two ponds. The first one that you'll see, is the smaller one. There are a few ducks that were here when we arrived. We saw several people fishing in this pond because the park recently stocked up the pond with fish. Although, when I spoke to someone who was leaving, they caught 3 fishes and were heading home. Another person who just arrived an hour earlier, still didn't catch any fish. My advice is to go early in the morning when the fish are hungry to catch the fish. To see the larger pond, just keep heading upwards to the right and you'll immediately see it to your left. This pond has most of the ducks congregating here. We saw less people fishing at this pond maybe because there were more ducks. The main reason to going to this park was to feed the ducks. You're not supposed to feed them bread. We brought bird seeds and sunflower seeds (with no salt) with us. When we went, there were three types of ducks: Mallards (The males have the pretty green colored feathers from their head to their necks while the females are covered with different shades of brown. I like the light tan feathered ones. You may see the all-white feathered Mallard which is pretty too.) Muscovy (they look like they're wearing red masks lol) The ones here were rather large compared to the other ducks. American Wigeon (they're smaller than the Mallard & Muscovy with green feather streak from their eyes going down their necks. At the top of their heads, the feathers are a white streak going down their necks as well. The main part of their body is covered with brown feathers.) Overall, we had an enjoyable time here feeding the ducks and relaxing in the park. Great free activity to bring along your kids to see the ducks. Just remember not to feed them bread because it lacks nutritional value and can lead to health problems for the birds.

Clean. A lot of lifeguards on duty. Two big slides for older kids. A few parks by the pool for the…read moresmaller ones to play. Get there early, because there's not a lot of lounge room around the pool/beach area. Maybe 20 or 30 groups can fit

This park has gone down hill management needs to be let go. Loud music no one ever answers the…read morephone. Trash everywhere. Worse of all they have rental rv's in prime spots . Duhh put them in the tent camp spots rv spots are prime real estate but rental spots aren't. Whoever took charge is dumb letting Louis people In underage golf cart kids drive around and worse of all no staff to enforce rules after hours like loud music . What a shame.

This is where I end up or leave from ... it's cooler than the other places I hike... always fun…read morethings going on in this park... photography for a big events, weddings, graduations, and families.... They have plays in the summer.... I love Prospect Park.... I never drive...

I love this little hike trail! It's always clean and the view is beautiful! It has a beautiful rose…read moregarden and roses along the path! I love it! Bonus It's a beautiful spot for photo sessions!

Large park area with racket, tennis courts near the main entrance with train monument…read more Amphitheater, basketball courts, bbqs, picnic tables, playgrounds, fishing, driving range, pedal boat rentals during the summer. Concert nights in the park and events hosted throughout the year. Car shows on weekends. Parking lots located throughout the winding pathways. American legion located in the far back by the large pond. Watch the boats line up for their Annual regatta. Golf course/driving range entrance is towards back by large pond, keep along path closest to the 60fwy.

Great concerts, clean park and enough tables for parties. Loved listening to the music and eating…read morewith family. Parking is available in all areas of the park. The pond and paddle boats were so much fun.

I wouldn't consider myself a fan, which is why this hike gets a 3. I'm sure many of you would love…read moreto be told from the ranger that the Vivian Creek trail is over on permits and this is the next best option... only to then be sent 38 miles further in driving... to drive uphill on a DIRT road for 10 miles of rock (in your low clearance Audi)... to then get there and hike 11.4 (according to the ranger map guide) up. Well, we've done some good hikes in the past. Whitney takes the cake. Half Dome next month... but, this one... okay... instead of being such a pessimist, let me highlight the good stuff: 1. It definitely wasn't crowded. 2. Historical point about halfway with airplane shrapnel. 3. First few miles are easy-breezy 4. Not too tough, except the length... which, if you're a hiker, it's not always better to be longer. 5. The views would be nice, minus the smog-fog. 6. The little bitty American flag at the top. Man... couldn't even make a plaquard. (excuse me if there is one, but I didn't see one and wasn't about to hike around a bunch of boulders to find one either). 7. Camping in one of the many campgrounds would've been better. We expected a 16 miler by hiking Vivian, but had to settle for this 22er (according to the ranger, cyberspace says all kinds of different stories...) which meant longer driving (BOOOO) and longer walking with less elevation gain. Same peak, I guess... but sometimes the peak is not the most amazing part! Advice: 1. Hike Vivian instead? Can I say that? And if you do hike Vivian, it will be more crowded, higher elevation/shorter distance, same peak, harder to get permit (but you can get permits by visiting website/calling). but... if you still want to hike Fish Creek... 2. Drive a truck or SUV. 3. Sunscreen. 4. Water. There is fresh water, but it's not a ton and it's mostly within the first 3-4 miles of the hike only. 5. Ibuprofen for altitude. Coming straight from sea-level to 11,500 can get to you a bit. 6. Flip-flops for the ride home. C'mon... you all know what I'm talking about!!! 7. Money for Taco Bell in Corona. :)

Really nice walk. Not looking as nice with the burned up trees and everything but a decent place to…read moreget some exercise

It was a great place to take young or beginner hunters to get their feet wet and introduce them to…read morethe sport of hunting. The people were great and very helpful.

Took my son here to harvest some pig this week. We were not disappointed. This place is more canyon…read morethan it is ranch, which is great. It adds to the hunting experience that includes good hiking, tracking, etc. Charlie (very helpful and personable) gave us about a 10 min orientation, a rundown and some tips, then took us to the rim of the canyon and sent us on in for our hunt. About 45 min in, we sighted our first animals (goats). And about an hour in, we saw our first pigs in "pig canyon". They were hiding in the shrubbery, and started to leave when we came near. We passed on taking one. A little more domesticated and not as big as I hoped to take (though they're decent size and will provide some good meat). So with that, we continued through the canyon- walking the hills, crevices, and dried creeks, Looking for the bigger game. About Two hours passed and we didn't see anything besides a ram and another couple goats. I started to question whether I should have pulled the trigger on the earlier ones. About three hours in, we saw her- a 450 .lb hog hiding in the bushes. She didn't drop on the first shot with my 6.5 grendel (she did, but got back up and took off) and led us on a 15 min chase before we could put her out quickly. Charlie and his buddy came down into the canyon and hauled our pig out for us. He was great and informative as he butchered for us. I came home with about 6-7 cubit feet (filled my freezer) of bacon, pulled pork, tenderloin, roast, and more. Highly recommend for new hunters. This hunt is what you make of it. 1-2 hours in you can take an easy target and get the meat, or you can choose to hunt for the bigger or more elusive animals like the big hogs or razorbacks and do some good hiking, looking, tracking. For me, the latter was worth it.

She's absolutely the best. I've gone to her for years. When she's in Redondo Beach. Go see her.read more

IRRESPONSIBLE DOG OWNERS HERE!!! first time at this park, I…read morewent and nobody was there around 12pm. a while later This older couple comes in with their husky and let him off the leash, and the interaction is semi-okay but my dog isn't even a year so I made sure to keep him close since I don't know how he would act. He is generally just overly excited and wants to run up and greet but i don't let him yet. This couples dog came over and their dog kept trying to mount my puppy. All they did was say "no humping" and let him run around still. I should have known and took him out but I wasn't quick enough. I talked to the lady a little bit and her comments were just very questionable like as if because my dog is a pitbull that makes him the one in the wrong automatically. Their husky completely ignored them and then ignored me and even as my pup was right next to me with his leash , started to try mounting my pup again. my dog didn't like that and a scuffle ensued. I got bit in the midst of it all, and even as their dog had my dogs face in its mouth, they just kept saying "let go" and tried getting him back on the leash. My dog was pretty shaken and even after he stopped, their dog STILL came after mine and bit him in the leg and tried pulling and all they said was "let go of him" like it was no big deal. I was too busy making sure my dog was good and looked at my wound and by the time I looked back they were out the gate and already pretty much gone as the man's wife was saying "that's it," and some other things. before they walked away as i was holding my dog she had the nerve to say "you should still be careful of pit bulls.." and other nonsense. EXCUSE ME?! I did right by containing my dog and the nerve to try to blame it on my dogs breed when it was THEIR HUSKY who wouldn't leave mine alone. I have some good puncture wounds and the fact that they just left is completely irresponsible. I'm guessing it was their first time there like mine but to just leave and not even see if my dog or me were okay is extremely fucked up. My dog is a puppy, i've had him less than a month. He is new to everything after I adopted him from SB animal shelter, and so I wanted to introduce him to some new sights, smells, and other dogs. He doesn't really know how to act so when someone came in I put him on the leash since he gets overly excited. I did my part and felt I was being a responsible owner by making sure he stayed close and leashed even in the park. he doesn't even know aggression because he has never been exposed to anything like that. he is all play. I was by myself and the fact that they didn't even take responsibility. there was no sorry, just running away. The couple was an older couple, looked caucasian. the lady had a hat and sunglasses. don't remember the man too much. we were all talking and everything seemed to be "fine" but they didn't control their dog. I would have gotten their information but the way they left so fast and were already gone by the time I got up is crazy. I would definitely remember them if I saw them. My dog was so defeated, he has a small limp and I had to carry him partly to the car and inside once we got home. i'm very disappointed because it's my first dog and our first time at the dog park. I felt I was prepared to the best of my ability and I know some other people aren't as responsible for their dogs but it's common sense if yours dog doesn't know how to act you take control. This was a lesson learned and I hope that this can help others in the future. i'm more disappointed in the fact that they just left me and my dog like this and didnt even check if we were okay. they were only concerned with getting their dog out and leaving because they were judgmental about my dog and trying to place blame. I'm still in shock.

Visiting from out of town and found this park just passing by. Discovered it did have a place for…read moredogs to.play but there were no dogs around so we opted just to go for a walk to give our boy some exercise. I didn't see anything wrong with the park. There were about 4 different groups fishing and just hanging out enjoying the weather. A sweet were walking toward the bridges we approached an area that did actually have a very strong stench, smelled old.and sour, like stagnant water so we turned around. As we walked back we discovered a dead fish floating on the water. There are no bathrooms which surprised us. The view of the lake was nice

This place is a dead park. I swung by to do some fishing and kill some time. The lake was filthy…read more Trash all throughout the entire lake. All the grass is dead. A park that for sure lacks county maintenance.

Dealing with this business with a home delinquency that was not my fault turned out to be a…read moreworthless endeavor. Never was I admitted into the monthly Zoom meetings to explain my case despite waiting on the call for hours; many unanswered emails. The delinquency fees just accumulating, and finally, with my exodus, $3,000 was paid to their attorneys just to end the matter. If you live here, pray nothing out of your control damages your exterior property. The HOA will punish you for it!

I lived in a house across from the elementary school. I would get a call from my land lord…read moreconstantly regarding a blade of grass being out of place (seemed that way). I had the front yard completely redone and the didn't mind as much. One day my baby pit bull got out. The kids were just coming to schools. Everyone got so scared and I was in a cast. This guy has never bit anyone. The school guy caught him and brought him home for me. No harm no foul but it was hilarious. We moved one mile down Heackock and love it so much