This is a nice part in the Inland Empire. I was visiting a…read morebuddy of mine who had recently moved to the area. We had gotten food and coffee, and decided to come here for a walk. Right away I noticed how family friendly, clean, and safe this place is. There were little league teams playing inside the park, as well as people walking along the trails that run along the length of this place. Along the trails are workout stations, which was great for a fitness enthusiast such as myself. This park, much like this part of the IE, is a gem. Clean, safe, and a community that supports the blue line family and the veteran community. I'd give this great park six stars, if I was given the option.

We came here for the first time and we were impressed! There is plenty of parking, there's a…read morerestroom available, a water refill station, basketball courts, tennis courts, a playground area, a picnic area, and a trail. Phew. All of that in one park! Yes, Menifee!! I love that the playground has those rubber mats for the kids. And there are plenty of things for the little ones to do and explore. Some parts are worn out already but overall still maintained and clean. The view here is also amazing.

I didn't even know that there was such an awesome thing as a splash pad at a park.. This this was a…read morefirst for our family; and awesome first at that! Loved the shade, the awesome splash pad feature, the play park equipment was pretty rad, too. Between all of our kids, ages 3 to 11- Plus the adults- we all made some wholesome memories at Mercado Park in Perris

Nice park to take my grandsons. I was able to watch them from the bench provided. It kept them busy…read moreand when we left they went fast asleep.

Great park in MoVall! I was looking for free kid friendly activities in the area and went here for…read morethe splash pad. I saw the splash pad opens at 11am. We got there around 11:20. The teeny tiny parking lot holds maybe 16 cars, but there's plenty of parking right outside in the residential area. We went today, which is a Friday and although the street signs said No Parking on Fridays due to street sweeping, at least a dozen cars were parked so I took a chance and parked on the street too, hoping the patrol and street sweep already happened. I carried our camping chairs and stuff and posted up inside the splash pad where there was shade under a big palm tree. They had 4 concrete benches and ledges but most were not shaded. A bunch of families had their blankets and chairs set up outside the splash pad fence under all the trees. The restrooms were just past the front of the entrance to the splash pad. The play ground was right next door with some shade and a good size jungle gym and 4 swings, 2 of which are those giant chair swings. And because it is summer, the school district had 3 pops that were serving free lunch to all the kids. Fridays was cheeseburgers, which was perfect! They packed up around 12:30pm, so come before noon! We had a blast and will definitely come back this summer!

Celebration Park in Moreno Valley used to be one of my favorite splash pad parks to visit with my…read morechildren. Unfortunately, after a recent incident that I don't want to get into, my opinion of this park has completely changed. While I had never experienced anything quite like what happened during my last visit, I have had smaller, somewhat similar situations happen here before. I brushed them off at the time, but after this most recent experience, I definitely look at this park differently. One thing I have noticed almost every time I've visited is the amount of children who seem to be completely unsupervised, running around and doing whatever they want without a parent nearby. I'm definitely a helicopter parent when we're at parks because anything can happen in a matter of seconds, and let's be honest, the world we live in nowadays doesn't always feel safe. I understand kids are there to play and have fun, but parents still need to be present and aware of what their children are doing. During my last visit, there was also a group of people smoking weed at the park, and the smell was EXTREMELY obvious. Listen, there's nothing wrong with what adults choose to do on their own time, but please keep it away from children and family areas. A children's park and splash pad is not the place for kids to be surrounded by the smell of marijuana. It's unfortunate because I genuinely enjoyed bringing my kids here, especially for the splash pad. But after my last experience, I highly doubt I'll be returning. Sometimes one situation is enough to completely change how comfortable you feel in a place, and unfortunately, that's what happened for me with Celebration Park.

This park is great. Right across the street from Heritage lake. Has two covered areas to eat, a…read morenice playground and plenty of grass for people to play or have their dogs run around. This park is in the up and coming city of Menifee.

Yay First review!…read more Cute park right next to Mesa View Elementary! Plenty of parking space and street parking available. Theres plenty of grassy area for kids to play soccer, football, frisbee, etc., there 2 basketball hoops (half court), 2 shaded picnic areas, baby swings and kids/adult swings, rock climbing, zip line, slides, and play area. Again, such a cute park!! Great for the whole family. There's also a trail that will lead to the bigger sports park on Heritage Lake. No restrooms though :/

I loved this park for so many reasons! With something for all ages and abilities, this place…read morechecked all my boxes! play structure toddler friendly inclusive partial shade secure fence bathrooms picnic shelters walking/fitness trail open grassy area This might be my new favorite park! Check out more family-friendly content on Instagram at @menifee_mom_

This park is beautiful and incredibly maintained…read more It's better than many golf courses I've played. You can tell a lot about a town, by it's parks and kid friendly ball fields. Lyle Marsh has a very large and modern play area. Lots of things for kids to safely climb (photos). It has plenty of space for Moms (and Dads) to have play dates for their kids. There are benches and covered picnic areas in several locations throughout the park. Nice! It might be from my years of playing too much SIMM City, but towns who invest and provide first rate facilities for their citizens seem to "get it" and continue to grow. Enjoy!

The day I was checking it out, Parks and Rec was there making sure it's clean and tidy…read more With the covered seating areas by the BBQ and the water features it looks to be a good place to bring kids for a quick get away. As with any public place now, be aware of your surroundings and do not lets kids run free.

I would love to give this park 5 but I can't. The water park is great, the play ground is nice but…read morethe benches are gross. The benches need to be replaced. Also, the time we were there a couple were arguing and cussing each other out and started hitting each other over drugs in front of a lot of younger kids and their own. It was terrible. Have some security and I'm sure it will get better rating.

Joyful time here. Sunset or sunrise, unconnected or connected, alone or accompanied, beautiful…read moresights.

Dirty places pppl know the restroom is flooded and they don't fix that disgusting bathroom ppl are…read morenot clean they don't clean this park it's a disgusting don't trust anything there ppl are not able to flush there own shit is major news that they didn't even know ppl shower by the playground is nasty

This place is perfect for kids. I have a 5 year old and a 10 year old and they both have a great…read moretime here. I love that they have the a.c. on and dont turn it off. Also, this place doesn't smell bad. Something I noticed at other indoor parks. Great place.

Boring as hell. I'm only still typing because it requires 85 characters. The facility needs an…read moreupgrade, to say the least!