You get what you pay for…read more.. That being said, it is a great family friendly park that is clean and safe. Lots of room for kids to run around and get their energy out. The slides are not challenging to get too. The corked floor is ideal when kids stumble over themselves or others. It does tend to get busy but arrive early in the morning on the weekends or just before sundown to make the best of your time.

This is a nice neighborhood park in 4S Ranch, not far from 4S Commons. It has lots of grassy green…read morespace, playground equipment, basketball courts, and a walking path around the perimeter. It has a dozen or so concrete picnic tables, some under shade trees. Not uncommon for a neighborhood park, street parking only here.

This park just opened in Del Sur and the kids love it! The skate park, the basketball court, tennis…read morecourt, and play area are easily accessible. There's a huge field with a backstop for those baseball players out there. Also great for tossing a football, frisbee, soccer, playing catch, etc. On one end is a covered picnic area too. PROS: huge space, tennis, basketball, skate park and field for soccer, playing catch, baseball, frisbee, etc. CONS: not much shade--bring sunscreen BOTTOM LINE: great place to take the family!

This five-acre City of San Diego neighborhood park has something for just about everyone. There's…read morea full-sized basketball court, tennis court, children's play area, picnic tables, a large covered gazebo, a large green space for various activities and sports, and a sizeable skatepark. I particularly like the observation deck with its panoramic views of the local canyons. Restrooms are conveniently located in the park.

This is another lovely park in 4S Ranch, just north of 4S Commons Town Center.  It has a large…read moregreen space that's good for sports and other activities.  The park is also nice for leisurely walks or a picnic.  One common complaint is that people don't pick up after their dogs even though there are poop stations with bags and covered bins.  Street parking only.

We did the Thank You Run in Thanksgiving morning. We look forward to it every year, a nice easy…read morepath through the houses and park. For so many people it is fairly quiet and peaceful. The amazing folks in the neighborhood come out and cheer on runners and walkers alike and it is just overall fun. A great way to start the morning for sure!

Came here with a friend who wanted to show me a local hike and was a nice experience here…read more I have wanted to hike up to Black Mountain but couldn't figure out where the parking lot was prior so I am now glad to know where to park. Hike is pretty easy, about 3-4 mikes total and takes about 1 hour up and down. The summit is ok and the views are pretty nice. The day we came it wasnt too clear so will have to come back to see how it is on a clear day. This park is fairly close and I can see this being a regular spot for me and will try to trail run up to top and back down when I get a chance.

A beautiful park to watch the sunset! Very family friendly with lots of park benches along the…read morecircular walkway. There are lots of people around sunset but not crowded, just lively. The views are fantastic. I love coming here for some fresh air after dinner. There are basketball courts and I believe some other sports facilities inside the recreation center. Lots of dogs on walks but they were all on leash. There are hiking trails connecting the park as well. Love to interact with the community here!

It's summer and Splash is not working again. Please fix this. It happens every summer and it's…read morefrustrating for the people.

Not open to public. Super misleading. Drive 30 minutes only to disappoint my 2 year old :(read more

Kit Carson is a fantastic free large public park that I cannot recommend enough. It is a wonderful…read moreplace to take a walk, run, play, and explore. There are tons of people each morning taking walks and in turn is a very safe spot. You will likely need to come here several times if you want to explore everything. Come with a friend or enjoy alone.

What a greet place to have your kids growing up playing all kinds of sports. Whether it's soccer,…read morebaseball or football, the park has organized competition. Plenty of parking and a great place to walk around the pond. Afterwards, make your way over to the shopping center just blocks away for lunch or dinner. We love the Mediterranean Restaurant, Panini Grill. Make it an outing even if you don't watch your kids or grandkids play at the park.

I really like this park. I've been bringing my dog here for about a year. We don't explore the dog…read morepark section of it, but we do walk around the various paths and baseball diamonds, sample the various benches (you've probably seen us at some point), and occasionally take a stroll through the west side trails. It's funny; I had no idea Lake Hodges was right on the other side of the park! It's a nice park; seems to be maintained and there's plenty of parking. One thing that bugs me are the people who walk their dogs off leash. While this is illegal and it's not necessarily the act that drives me crazy, it's the dogs that run up to other dogs who ARE on leash. This is dangerous; if your dog runs up to a pooch on leash who's not dog-friendly then you could have a problem. Think about it. Overall I enjoy coming here. Nice place.

We lived in Rancho Bernardo for 16 years and were there for the grand opening of the RB Community…read morePark. We visited it with our son and his family and was shocked to see how much the park has fell into disrepair. Dead landscape, chalk and build up of dirt on tables, weeds, areas needing paint, huge cracks in walkways were prevalent throughout the park. Such a shame to see how leaders have neglected this great asset in an affluent area such as Rancho Bernardo which I am sure contributes greatly to the tax base which is used to fund parks.