Lots of public restrooms available throughout the park…read more Lots of kids playgrounds - different sizing for all ages. There are paved pathways so it's easy to push a stroller or to bike or roller skate throughout this park. There is a good amount of parking for your car depending on which park entrance you choose. There's lots of nature life and greenery here so it makes for a fun place to go on a walk or have a picnic with the family - there is both large grass areas available and a plethora of picnic tables.

I love this park. Typically my go to park is Irvine regional park in Orange, but this one has…read morebecome our new favorite. There are always spots available. Plenty of parking. I think the biggest downside to the park is that the entrance line can get really long and there's only one way to enter. We like to picnic and BBQ and we always feel secluded because of how much available space there is.

Came here this past weekend and the kids enjoyed the large playground. Covered picnic area…read more Relatively clean grounds. Very hot during the summer. Also basketball court and pickleball courts available. Parking on the streets along the park.

I finally had the chance to come to this park. I've seen and…read moreheard great things about this park in our city. It's a neighborhood park that's pretty hidden since it's not out in the open. It's backed up and center of the canyon mountains in the back. One of my fav new park. It's really nice here. Had a playdate here on Sunday 1.07.24. Has 2 pickle ball courts and a basketball. Great for bike riding around the park or walking. They have a gazebo w lots of tables and benches. When we came it was a bit breezy. Saw a few people bring kites to fly. Love that idea. Lots of field space to do that. I'll be bringing my kite here next time. Box Canyon Park has A *Little Library" available for a good read while spending time at the park or can donate a book if you'd like when coming here. Very clean park along w the restrooms and it's near the playground. Not far at all. They restroom only has 2 stalls in the women's bathroom. Has a soap dispenser. Only street parking available. We were here for 2 hours and seemed like a lot to do for kids. Will definitely be visiting more in the future. Box Canyon park is a Win!

Likes: + A few open-play pickleball courts…read more + Evening lights light up the pb courts well. + Fragrant restroom. + Large parking lots. + Various friendly players show up throughout the day to welcome you to a game. Mostly beginners. This park has public restrooms, but they're located a 5min walk away from the pb courts. Wish they installed the two closer together. Non-likes: - Only THREE pickleball courts. The wait is so long!! There were TWELVE paddles lined up on each of the three courts. Expect to wait about one hour between games during peak hours. - Restrooms don't have paper towels. - There's only one drinking water fountain here. No water bottle refill station. - Only one seated toilet in the men's restroom. - I don't like the fence design surrounding the pb courts. Have to walk/run all the way around to get to the court you're next on. One or two doors along the fence would've been nice.

This was a new fine for us as we were exploring the Brea Yorba Linda area. When we got there, it…read morewas popping off great day to be at the park and plenty of families were there celebrating a birthday and also just getting their kids some good time outside. And it's really well-maintained. The rubber mats aren't good shape. They have the areas pretty well separated for a little kids and big kids. You've got the big kid swings over by the big kids playground in the small kid swings over by the small kid playground in between there is a rock climbing station And a small little house with a dirt patch for kids to play in. Game changer though? Did someone say zip line? There was a line of kids waiting to give themselves a chance at swinging across the zip line. Definitely a new staple for the family. Also, plenty of shade parking.

I looked for walking spots in the Brea area and this park popped up. There was a bit of a line to…read moreget in on Memorial Day and the cost for parking on a holiday was $7. The display also showed $5 for weekends and $3 midweek. We wanted to do the Redwood trail and were directed to parking lot A. The park is big and beautifully landscaped with a pond and various picnic areas that can be rented in advance. There is enough space to set up all kinds of games. We brought a picnic lunch and sat on a bench that was perfectly situated alone amongst the desert plants. After lunch, we followed the signs for the Redwood Grove Trail which was labeled as easy and is a 1.5 miles dirt trail to the Redwood trees. When you arrive you'll see a small Redwood forest with the history of the trees displayed before you enter. A really beautiful and peaceful spot to relax for a bit. On our way back we decided to take the Creek Trail to see where it would lead us. I was hoping to see water at the end of this trail. But, we only saw a bunch of rocks at one point that may be filled with water if it rains. The end of this trail did lead us to a beautiful butterfly garden and the opposite end of the park. We made the walk back and stopped at the pond. There appeared to be other trails surrounding the park and a trail that leads to the Carbon Canyon Dam.

Review 36/365 Day Challenge…read more This is a pretty big regional park with a big Lake. Seen guest fishing at the lake. Have a few playgrounds along w some gazebo available with picnic tables under the gazebo. It's a pretty nice clean park. With lots of trees, shadings and a great walking cemented sidewalk. You can walk from Carbon Canyon Park to go see the beautiful Redwoods. Lots of tennis courts available at this park. There is a parking fee since it's a regional park.

Cute park near Trader Joe's. We stopped by to burn some energy before running errands. I can see…read morewhat others say about dog poop. Even though there was a storm the previous day there were piles of washed poop everywhere. Otherwise... fun playground, a few hills to run up and down and basketball courts and a sand volleyball court and bathrooms. We will probably stop again. Hoping we don't run across too many turd piles.

Came here 8:30-10:30. Cool morning. Group of guys playing basketball. The playground is a walk…read moreaway. Not next to the parking lot. But not so far even the lazy parents like me can walk it. Few dog walkers. Kids loved it. Cool thing was there were two double latter to climb up. Negatives was there was poop in the wood chips, lots of ants ( didn't let my kids sit near or on grass), no shade covering from the sun.

This is such a gorgeous pocket of nature to get away from life for a while! There's so many places…read moreto go explore, people are really respectful for the most part so there's not trash on the trails, even people who bring their kids don't let them run around screaming like in some places. Nature is very much respected. It's also absolutely gorgeous! There's little Creeks, tiny waterfalls, the nature preserve itself is stunning, they have an area set up just for little birds to come visit that is beyond adorable, the birds you can come up to you! Well at least they did with us. I've also been to several weddings here, it's a really nice venue. Especially if people put lights up and have a dusk wedding OMG Parking is free, cheaper than therapy, wonderful break from the rat race. This is by far my favorite place in Orange County to just unplug.

Amazing hikes with the whole family…read more Very fun and chill hikes that cross a nice little steam in several areas.

This is a nice little park located atop the hill, so it has nice views of the mountains in the…read morebackground. On a clear day you can see out further near L.A. too. Lots of people walking dogs, there are trash cans, a few benches and picnic tables. Somewhat peaceful but lots of traffic right off the main roads. Parking here is very tight, only a few spaces, but the park is so small no one stays long. There are also no restrooms at all.

After days of rainy weather in late November, I saw a large rainbow while driving. Thinking I'd get…read morenice views, I drove to Mountain View Park. There are a few parking spaces available, so I had to wait a little bit for someone to leave. I prefer to park across the street by Vista Park. The park has a nice vantage point to view the San Gabriel Mountains and benches to relax a little bit.

First time here. Pretty location. Beautiful mountains that are so close in the background. Clean…read moregrounds. Short cut grass. Small, fun playground for kids. Baseball diamond. Seating and tables available too. Parking is good as well. Free summer concerts + movies! If the bathroom was upgraded and bug control/management was in place, I'd bump up the stars. The bathroom was pretty gross. Ant party on the seats. It was scary. I ran out of there as soon as I could!

What's there to not like? Clean playground with play sets for little and big kids, four baby swings…read moreand lots of seating around the playground: check. Baseball and soccer fields: check. Walking track around the field: check. A dog park few minutes of walk away: check. Even more fields at the bottom: check (though I have to say the power lines above these lower fields are really really loud to the point that my toddler was thinking we were getting attacked by bees). Another park and laughing at the bottom (jean Woodard): check. It seems that like many other parks in yorba linda and despite several posters by the city many people walk their dogs off leash. So just beware if you have a dog on leash or a toddler. Otherwise many friendly people. Good amount of parking but I know they hold games here sometimes in which case parking may be tight!