Perfect place to break up with your girl. Nice trees. Silly squirrels. Water from the drinking…read morefountain almost as good as the crystal-clear streams of San Jacinto

This is a really nice park in a good neighborhood. It's not that big but appreciated the big trees…read moreand plenty of shade. There is a covered sitting area with a few benches. There's a trail that goes around the park if you want to get in a walk or a run. Met some friendly people here who live in the area.

I came looking for a park for my kids to play and found this hidden gem tucked adjacent to South…read moreHills. This park hugs the edges of the hill and faces the Dalton wash. It's pretty calm, quiet and serene due to the low traffic which is at end of a cul da sac. The park has a few hiking trails trail called the Dalton Wash Trail and the Toyon trail which are simple, but at the same time fun. The playground looks pretty new and in good condition. I love how it's covered with rubber materials as cushion as opposed to sand and wood chips. It's cleaner on the kids and safer if they fall. The dog park is also in good condition with shading, seating and a small obstacle course it (sections separated for small and large dogs).There is also lots of natural shading due to the large trees with picnic benches. Additionally, there are also a restrooms on site with a water fountain. Everything about the park is great because it has everything you need within a small space.

After the wettest winter in LA county in my life, South Hills Park is now (3/20/2017) tremendously…read moregreen! It went from looking like the Sahara to looking like Scotland. There are lots of deviating paths, but you don't get lost here as most side paths are just viewpoints that end rather quickly. I went here with my mountain bike starting from the eastern side of High Country Drive entrance (taking Hunters Trail road). I recommend entering this side as it's easier to go uphill on cement and do most downhill towards the exit of Bonnie Cove Drive. Amazing views at many points of the trail. Some parts, you'll hear the deafening 210 freeway and electric clicks of the overhanging ropes from electric towers. Other areas, you'll be shielded and it'll seem like you're no longer in a city. NOTE: the trail of Bonnie Cove is a little overgrown from the rain, so you'll smack into a lot of tall grasses and it's only like 1.5 ft wide now. Totally fun if you don't mind it. Lots of others are also overthrown, but I don't remember if they had names.

Wow your bathrooms do not smell AT ALL. I don't know how…read moreyou do it! All other parks it's filthy. But not here! Enjoyed being here to see our kids play softball over the weekend!

This is my favorite park in La Verne. The second smaller play area was just recently upgraded and…read morenew benches were installed all around the playground. Las Flores park is spread out and has 2 play areas, aquatic center, tennis courts, baseball field, soccer area, volley ball pit and even a horseshoe field. I found it very difficult to find out any info on the aquatic center and it's hours so good luck searching the city website for any info. The only thing I could find was the community services for number to ask for more info: 909-596-8700 There are covered picnic tables and a restroom in the northeastern side of the park. Unfortunately there are no restrooms near the smaller new playground and you'll have to trek over to the other side.

As I lay here in bed wide awake at 4am thanks to my screaming thighs & booty I thought it fitting…read moreto write my review. What an amazing workout! It was actually pretty tough if you follow the AllTrails trailhead hike because you start at the top, work your way around the loop then down onto the Thompson Creek Trail and back up the Sycamore Canyon steps. Who in the heck wants to go back up again to end your hike?! Not me! I'll tell you why... To back track... I parked at the top of Mountain in a residential area. I took the far left trailhead and hiked up a rocky slope. Absolutely the most beautiful views right away to see. I got to the top and started the loop. It's gorgeous! Nice wide pathways through a beautiful pasture of grass and trees. The sound of birds chirping away. This part of the hike was relatively peaceful and easy. Next comes the hike up to to the tower. Not too tough, but you can feel it in your legs. As you get to the top it's all down hill on a paved road and it's steep! By the time I got down to Thompson Creek Trail my legs were like jello. As I walked along Thompson Creek Trail which is peaceful and filled with people, I didbt realize what was in store for me next. All I knew was I went down down down and I had to go up up up again. As I turned into Sycamore Canyon trailhead I saw the stairs. I thought ok how hard can this be? It's dang hard when your legs are feeling like jello!! I had to take many a quick breaks to catch my breath and rest my weary legs. I didn't think I was going to make it back to my car. I thought they might have to airlift me out. But eventually I got to the top and enjoyed the city views and all the haze. Took a quick uncle rest on a bench and wandered back to my car. Let me tell you I am never starting at the top again! I mean really who does that? I'm paying the price this morning with extremely burning achy muscles. But was it worth it??? Without a frriggin doubt! Can't wait to give my legs some rest and do it all over again starting at the bottom!

I love this hiking trail. It is more secluded and peaceful…read more Very easy hike except the first part.

Yesterday was my second time running/hiking through Marshall Canyon. I park at Oak Mesa park and…read morewalk towards the back you'll see and entrance and go right on Los Robles, right on via de Mansion and a left on Orangewood st you'll see the entrance to the trail to your left. This trail has a lot of shade, a few water crossing that can easily be jumped since there's not a lot of water. We share the trail with bikes and horses to be sure to keep an ear out. I would say this hike is moderate to hard depending on experience. This trail will connect you to the Claremont Loop, out and back is about 11 miles. Definitely a good trail to train in.

Marshall Canyon is one of my favorite hiking trails. I normally hike 11 miles round trip and it has…read morea good shades in some part of the trails . The elevation is around 1500 ft. but trust me, you will get a good workour and sweat. You will also see lots of bikers throughout the trail. There are areas you can rest and take water break. The trail is wide and safe. Lots of space to walk through.

I went here all the time as a kid and when they were renovating this park I was kind of sad but a…read moreyear later I went to the park and it was really fun. I ride around a lot and spin on that really fast thing now. This park has a lot of memories for me.

Yay!!! Finally a real toddler park in the area! As always I do wish for a bit more shade, but there…read moreare a few nice trees surrounding the toddler space so that's good. Not sure if I'm on board with the sand pit area so we'll just have to see how that goes (I picked out two pieces of trash & my son slipped all over the place on the sidewalk surrounding it). There's a super giant slide for the big kids that is a bit scary for my 1yr old also... or maybe it's just me that's scared!

This place is a premier birding hotspot in the area. The diverse habitats--ranging from the…read moreexpansive reservoir to quiet, leafy coves--attract a stunning variety of waterfowl and local species. It is incredibly peaceful to walk along the water and just listen to the birdsong. Whether you are a casual observer or a dedicated birder with a ebird checklist, you'll find plenty to see here. Beyond the wildlife, the park is well-maintained with clean facilities and great trails, making it a perfect escape into nature. Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys a quiet morning of birdwatching! Note: There is a parking fee here.

Use to be my favorite park Not after a FESTATION of…read moreCantharis livida (beetle) flying in my hair, on tables , blankets food, clothes & our hidden Easter eggs . we just recently have a new born baby added to our family . Couldn't ENJOY the day or the new born trying to keep these nasty Flying beetles off of her . Easter Eve at the Bonelli Park was very uncomfortable. Also to find out these flying beetles snuck into our items as we brought them home . i've been to plenty of parks in my lifetime and never had this unsanitary bug infestation like this......NEED TO CONSIDER SPRAYING !!!!

I dont know who or when people reviewed this dump of a park but Holy cow this place is bad…read more Definitely not safe for kids with the ripped floors, graffiti slides and rusted steps and bridge. And what kid of grown men(over 40) hang out at parks, riding bikes, showing off sleave of lame tattoos. This park is facing a busy street with almost no fence between it and the kids that can easily walk into traffic. We stopped at the Great Wolf Lodge and were looking for a picnic near by and what a mistake going to this shady af park. Do NoT bring your kids here like I did. Definetly not safe.

This is a beautiful, well-maintained, clean park with lots of shade, a clean restroom, workout…read moreequipment area, picnic areas, green grass, playground, windmill, small covered bridge, bordered by block walls, a more dense wooded area separating it from the adjacent neighborhood, and narrow stairs against a short wall separating it from the street (sierra madre side.) Only trouble here is there's a great deal of insects due to its proximity to the mountains. (Mainly just mosquitoes and biting gnats.) Beware of the occasional coyote at nighttime and drunk kids who like to stop to play the games located in the playground area (after 10pm.)