Beautiful park in the high desert offering many recreational activities for the whole family. Great…read morefor hiking, relaxing, camping, picnicking, wildlife watching, photography and fishing. There is a fee per day/per car ($15 as of this writing), so plan accordingly. While I didn't camp, I did see some stunning campsites right next to the water and in beautiful condition. Lots of great hiking spots, lots of folks fishing and overall a wonderful atmosphere. There's even a Frisbee golf course. Very clean and well-maintained. Parking is included in the entrance fee. Always check the website https://parks.sbcounty.gov/park/mojave-narrows-regional-park/ for current regulations and fees. Enjoy!

So I took my family to the splash pad area/jungle gym and it was nice. The kids loved running…read morethrough the water. The staff was nice at the entrance and a worker asked us if we needed anything thrown away so clearly they care about keeping the park clean of trash. With that being said, it was still a decent amount of trash in the grassy areas but there were a lot of people there celebrating parties etc. my main gripe would be the lack of cleanliness of the restrooms. But once again, we came on a holiday weekend and there were a lot of people out.

The park is aimed towards children aged 5 to 12. There's picnic tables, bbq grills, books, a…read morebaseball field, volleyball court, and playground. Women's restroom was clean and stocked. Men's restroom had a lot of sketchy guys coming in and out smoking weed and drinking. Overall there isn't much to do as far as bringing your younger children.

This is s very nice park. It's in a residential area so it's very secluded and there's plenty of…read moreparking. It was really packed when I went (Monday at 3pm) but there's a lot of things to do. There's a big sand pit, two playgrounds, maybe 5 slides. 6 swings. There's a lot of picnic tables as well. There's a sidewalk for you to ride your bike or scooter on. Overall it was a really nice spot. My only suggestion is to bring some toys to play with.

This is a clean, fun and well-maintained park just off Escondido. There are two big play…read morestructures: one for little guys and one for big guys. There's also a huge sand pit, a climbing structure for really young kids, six swings, a big field to play soccer or football (or whatever, really) and even public restrooms. The one downside is that the water fountains weren't working when we visited. Other than that, this park is great.

We're from out of town...stopped to find something to eat, with COVID we wanted to find a nice park…read moreto space ourselves from others.. Thanks to YELP we found Brentwood Park! Very nice park, however NO RESTROOMS!! So we HAD TO MAKE ANOTHER STOP BEFORE WE GOT BACK ON THE FREEWAY

I come during the week when it's not too crowded plenty a park bench is plenty a room to walk on…read morethe trail. Nobody bothers anybody here I have a baseball field basketball court and a small playground for the kids. It's got a chill atmosphere well least a little more chill than Hook Park. If I had to choose between the both I would definitely choose this one.

A great place to take your family for some exercise and fresh air. I usually ride my ebike on this…read morepath/trailhead beginning on Yucca Loma bridge near Spring Valley Lake. This path takes you to lower campus of VVC in one direction towards Bear Valley Road and you will be facing the new Aldi shopping center at the end of the trail. On the Victorville side expect to see more shaded areas due to the homes of SVL right next to the path. It is paved and divided path that bikes and pedestrians to enjoy. There are no restrooms or anything on this path. At the end of the path there are bike pumps/tools/air if you need it. This is where most people park entering through Fish Hatchery Road and parking unloading their bikes or beginning there walk/run. Parking is limited in this area, but if it gets busy people park in the dirt. Also note there are poop bags if you bring your furry one. Be sure to grab a couple before you start your run/walk. Nobody wants to see a pile of poop or step on it. Pick up after your pet. What most people don't know is this path continues in Apple Valley however you must go east on Bear Valley over the bridge then cross the street to the Jess Ranch shopping center. The path again begins towards the Cinemark side of the shopping center. This path takes you again along the Mojave Riverbed behind the Jess Ranch planned community. On the AV side there are benches ever so often if you need to take a breather. It would be great if they could connect it somehow with some pedestrian bridge or something over Bear Valley, but who knows if that will ever happen lol. As others have mentioned if you head back along the path towards Apple Valley and Yucca Loma bridge the path splits and one takes you under the bridge into Mojave Narrows. It is great ride into Mojave Narrows in a brisk morning. I wouldn't do a walk alone at sunset or night as Mojave Narrows and the path itself is very heavy with vegetation and who knows who is lurking in there. While biking at night I see mom's pushing their stroller on there self phone not aware of their surroundings and always makes me a little anxious thinking someone could harm them, so I always keep an eye out when I'm on the path The path ends in Mojave Narrows and makes a u-turn and leads you back in the other direction. It the morning you see lots of fisherman and families out by the water. Couple things to note: The path is long, if you bring your kids, bike, etc be prepared with water and be prepared to carry your young kid if they say they are tired. lol. Don't go biking, walking or whatever alone where you could put yourself in danger. If you go during the day or when weather is warm there are a lot of tiny bugs. They will get in your face, mouth, etc if you are biking. Where some sunglasses and a mouth covering or you will get a mouthful of them in your face. It is extremely hot in the summer during the day. So again bring water and dress for the weather.

Ugly walk. View of drainage area and people's back yards. Homeless camps and creeps along the way.read more

We have recently moved up here from "down the hill" and are so grateful for the ability of being…read moreable to swim at such a clean and well organized public facility. What I have experienced at other public aquatic centers is that their staff is usually very rude and arrogant, especially the lifeguards, which is not the case at this facility. The staff was great and prices are very reasonable ($3 for kids/$4 for adults). The lockers were very clean and there was plenty of parking. Given that we have only been there a couple of times, I have experienced enough to be able to rate this place as 5 stars, especially considering that our kids really enjoy swimming here during public swimming sessions. From my understanding, they have swimming classes and other swimming events here, but we have not yet experienced them. Overall, a great place to beat the heat!

Why public swimming pool doesn't allow a child to have floaters, like so what is the reason? It is…read moresafety reason?

My dog LOVES this park! So much to do and plenty of space to roam We'll be returning!read more

Great place to have a BBQ or a birthday party. Great family fun for the whole family. Nice…read moreplayground beautiful grass clean bathrooms . We had a great time .

Nice recreation center for swim lessons. Someone summed mattresses in the trash but it was moved…read moreaway and cleaned promptly. Staff were nice. Good program. You almost have to live in the neighborhood to get around the park!

What a great park! I came here with my cousins, who live locally, to have a BBQ when I flew from…read moreBuffalo to Southern California to visit family. The park has bathroom facilities, BBQ areas, pavilions with picnic tables and an awesome playground. There's also a community pool facility that I heard hasn't been open in a few summers. You can tell the city maintains the park really well. I didn't see any trash around and the playground looks safe for kids. The local folks who were at the park with their kids were friendly and welcoming. 4 stars instead of five because I googled the park when looking for a location to have the family picnic and saw it had been in the news recently for an incident involving violence. There was one homeless couple lying on a blanket in the grass but they weren't bothering anyone. I'd come back, for sure.