Peaceful large park with a pond. Lots of trees for shade and nice walking path. There were some…read moreturtles, geese and ducks wandering around. Perfect place for picnic!

I have always love exploring parks with my kids in different neighborhoods. I can say this park was…read morea 10 out of 10! I would go back to have a summer barbecue. Very relaxing place.

My 3 year old granddaughter really enjoyed the adaptive…read morepark. She uses a walker or wheelchair and loved her afternoon. We plan on going again soon.

I've never taken my son to play at this park or used the horse trails but I love this park for…read morefamily photos. What nice is depending on the time of year the photo ops change dramatically. In the spring, there's yellow flowers and in the summer there's white flowers. I will say, the older kids who hang out here are a little Rudy and intentionally disturb you while taking photos. They ride around on their e-bikes and are flat out rude and disrespectful. If looking for a park to capture some beautiful photos, consider this park.

Chill spot to bring the kids. No complaints. The slides do get hot on warm days but that's common…read moreknowledge. Just feel them before letting them go down the slide.

Very nice park. Spacious, safe, has 2 basketball courts, with multiple playgrounds for children of…read moredifferent ages. Has a cute little bridge and a lot of field space to run. A skate park as well. Super nice, relaxing, and fun park

This park is so nice! It's clean and very spacious. It has a full basketball court, baseball field…read moreand a field for soccer. There's restrooms and two parking lots available. My son use to play here during soccer season. We really enjoyed coming to this park!

Super safe park in a residential neighborhood with parking ... definitely be mindful of the…read moreresidents in the neighborhood and pick up after yourself ..

First Festival Visit…read more A great day to support the local community Enjoyed the day of activities and vendors! Thank You for reading

Clean and well kept park in Rancho. They provide 2 dog parks around the area. Dog friendly park so…read morebring your fur baby with you for a walk. They honor the women and men who have risked their lives to protect us. They have small memorial for them and a Reserved parking if you received a Purple Heart! Thank you to those who Served!!

Milliken Park is such a nice spot to relax. It's clean, peaceful, and has plenty of space to walk…read morearound or just sit and enjoy the view. I love coming here with family--the lake and ducks make it extra charming. Parking is easy and it never feels too crowded. A great place to get some fresh air!

We come to play basketball. It's a nice quiet park and usually Atleast one court is open. The…read moreplayground is sand. They have baby swings, and another sand volleyball court. Picnic tables and gazebos and grass area as well as a baseball field. A lot of people walk their dogs through it. It's a pretty shaded park as well. There is a walking path.

Love this park! It's always well maintained, though it can get busy in the afternoons and evenings…read moreon weekdays since it's a popular spot for little league baseball games. During off-peak times, it's a great place to play tennis, walk your dog, or enjoy the playground with your kids. The park also has gazebos that are perfect for parties or small gatherings. Overall, it's a fantastic neighborhood park.

Nee tennis court, but always some people don't take care of it. Do something about it, fine them.read more

My search for incredible local parks led me to the charming Beryl Park, which was a bit of a hassle…read moreto get to, but well worth the drive! With plenty of parking, this park boasts some of the coolest park equipment I have seen in a very long time. My pictures do not currently do it justice, as I came to take videos for my work. However, my kids want to come back soon, as they really loved the space. There were at least four well-lit tennis courts that were open until 10 PM, clean bathrooms, numerous eating areas, and a large track and field area in the back of the park. Overall, we were very impressed, given that we didn't particularly like the entrance; it could definitely use a wash.

Very pretty park. Clean restrooms. Level walking track about 1 mile around. Lots of trees. Tennis &…read morebasketball courts in good shape. Three soccer fields. Playgrounds are specifically designed for kids with disabilities and look fun.

Safety 4/5 All the climbing areas are above sand, super safe…read moredrops Variety 2/5 Not a whole lot going on, just the same swings and springs as every other park in the neighborhood Catch ability 4/5 Jason plays catch with his brother here Demographic 3/5 Basketball court and exercise stations but nothing groundbreaking for anyone over the age of 2 Geography 2/5 Right by an elementary school that takes some of the land but it's really well linked to the neighborhood. No parking lot

I recently just moved here with my husband and baby. This park was the closest to our home so we…read moredecided to come check it out. We are absolutely in love with how many trees there are for shade and so much greenery around. The view from the park to the mountains is absolutely breathtaking. The park is also well maintained. No trash or tagging at the park. Just occasionally dog poop on the sidewalk but not enough to be a huge complaint. The restrooms are also pretty clean, no hand soap our paper towels to dry your hands. We love that the park has a playground for the bigger kids and a separate playground for the younger kids such as babies and toddlers. The each have their orb sets of swings as well with 4 seats for the older kids and 4 seats for the younger kids. Also has a basketball court that's on the side.

In comparison to all other trails in the area, this would be rated a medium to hard trail. For…read morelength, the trail for the upward Climb is around 2 miles up till you reschedule the waterfall area. After, the trail narrows and continues deeper. During the summer, this hike will test you. The entrance and parking are super easy to navigate, as qr scans are available for info and parking payment- just scan and your ready to go. There are No ebikes allowed just walkers joggers runners hikers and nature. Once at the top, there are other trails that split off and will.offer more northern or western routes ... the loop to the west and then south will. Increase the length of the hike from 4 to 6 miles and others can even stretch further inland. The sceneries will make a huge impact, late evenings adventures should offer spectacular vistas and the trail itself is easy to read and follow. Small tables for picnics dot the bottom rung of the trail. This hike would not be be for newbies...instead for slightly novice and higher. Bring water and snacks, clean after yourself and enjoy the wilderness. The trail is rated at a 4.5 stars - only thing missing are more informational directions on the upper trails

I used to do this trail almost monthly. Hadn't been in a couple years and it felt right to come…read moreback and do this trail before I move out of state. It was the perfect morning for a sunrise hike today. This is a great trail for a quick cardio workout. Watch for parts of the trail that are gravel and slippery. Cute rabbits on the trail frequently and sometimes even deer. The hi light is the waterfall at the top!! I enjoyed sitting by the falls and having a snack before hiking back down. Parking is for a fee now...so that was new. QR codes posted around the lot and gates open at 6/630 am.