Located right next to Heritage Park, this location houses multiple camps through the Spring and…read moreSummer season. The camps are structured, well organized and affordable. Sign up through City of Irvine website. Cancellations are easy to make too. Plenty of parking. They also have an art building for Arts and Crafts lessons.

This is a huge park and community center with a lot to offer. Several parking lots to start. They…read morehave a good sized pond with a walking trail around it. They have basketball, baseball, tennis, pickleball, and soccer areas to enjoy some recreation. The greenery is well maintained. There is a nice sized playground with a splash pad.

Located on the last court of the tennis complex is the pickleball court and a ragtag group of…read morepeople who come to play pick up pickleball. The people are all nice and I've had a lot of fun. The courts are well maintained, this is Irvine after all. Please come and create your own experience.

I love going to the field but I hate the people who work there. The decide to close the entire…read morefield for maintenance, which is normal 3 months. but those lazy idiots only do the "job" for a week.

First time here and it was for a baseball scrimmage for my nephew…read more Baseball fields are really nice. Nice seats and there is some cover and shade from the sun. Whole park is really nice, green, and clean. Huge complex with all kinds of fields for different sports and plenty of parking available. The city did a really good job when they built this place.

One of my best friends introduced me to this park last summer. Her sons and my son would play for…read morehours in their different sections which include really inclusive and also challenging climbing and zipline like fun areas. My son loves that their basketball courts are plentiful and painted so your hands don't turn black from tar like where I work. Kids ride free on the big red balloon and I love that when a soccer game is on tons of families bring out a tv, snacks, and watch as little pockets of community fans are also with their families. This place is a gem in OC.

Coach Kevin has been our 7 year old son's private basketball coach since October of last year and…read morehis basketball skills have improved drastically over those months. Kevin is a very dedicated and patient coach who uses a combination of drills, techniques, and play time to make learning fun while challenging our son to do his best. It seems simple enough but for some reason, it has been very difficult to find a reliable coach. We have tried other coaches for basketball and other sports but we were always faced with issues with last minute cancellations, changes, and/or just flat out unprofessionalism but Kevin is very dependable and communicative. He shows up to our lessons on time and gives it his best every time.

My experience with S4H was absolutrly disappointing. From the moment I enrolled my child this…read moreclass, I hoped for a positive, enriching experience. However, what we encountered was the complete opposite. The person in charge showcase some behaviour which I overheard talking down about the kids and how dumb they were. This behavior not only shattered our trust but also created a hostile atmosphere that was far from the nurturing environment we had hoped for. Avoid at all costs. We ended up going to Magic Elite Basketball Academy instead and my boy has had a wonderful experience thus far.

This park has really gone downhill. Went because it was on a OC list of recommended parks…read more The swing seats were COVERED in mud, mildew and bird poop. It was the first time I really felt like if I put my kid in there, her shorts would be black from the swing afterward. The swings are rusty and uneven, and hearing another kid, are very loud and squeaky and need WD-40. The equipment is COVERED in spiderwebs, dirt, bird poop, sand (like, a LOT even in the higher levels, more than you'd expect), and I even saw a BROWN WIDOW!! Made me so paranoid that my daughter would get stung by one hiding somewhere. The whole park needs a hose and some pest control. In addition, looks like people disrespect the park - tons of litter and trash on the ground. Tons of burst latex balloons everywhere. All in all, we didn't stay long - it was the first time in a long time I've thought "oh this park is really gross, I don't want my kid here." I'm not coming back to this one.

Valley Oak Park is a small park with a playground, basketball court, tennis courts, and a decent…read moreamount of grassy areas. It has a small parking lot and while it's not as big as other parks in Irvine, there are fewer people and it still has the basic amenities. It even has restrooms and some tables in the middle.

Perfect park in our book! Tucked away in a neighborhood so pretty safe and you don't need to worry…read moreabout busy streets. There are three separate playground areas that are good for different ages (eg toddler playground, bigger kid area). Lots of shade and grassy areas too! Great for meeting with friends because it's close to the freeway and there are some coffee shops nearby to stop on the way!

Mountain View Park is located in Lake Forest and tucked in a residential neighborhood. The park is…read morestreet parking only and has restrooms on-site. The park has a kids playground, tennis courts, baseball fields, basketball courts, covered tables, lots of grassy areas, and lots of shade from the tall trees. There's a lot of space for large parties and gatherings, and you'll see a lot of those here when the weather is nice.

So colorful and fun, a must go for kids of all ages!!! We can't wait to hang out there again!read more

Beautiful new park with two play areas for younger and older kids. The park has a nice shelter for…read moreparties or eating and couple of benches scattered around the park. There are some sun shades over the equipment, but definitely not enough for 80+ degree days. There's a cute little bridge and a basketball court. The only thing I could not seem to find was a restroom. Good amount of street parking and plenty of grass areas to play or picnic.

Very interesting park. Up and coming community near the Orange County Great Park. Affluent, slick,…read moremodern, yet quiet as this is in south Orange County in the city of Irvine as opposed to say, the urban and never-sleeping Los Angeles downtown. Came here on a whim checking out houses in the area and took a rest stop here. Plenty of grass to play on, some physics-testing toys (see pics uploaded by other Yelp users) and some post-modern geometry to play with. Nearby there are even musical instruments to play with (I hope the homes nearby have noise-insulating material in the walls). Would return to this park if I lived in Orange County again. (As of the time on this review, I currently live in Hillsboro Oregon).

Lots of unique areas to be able to play, walk, congregate in, and take pictures at. Basketball…read morecourts, musical instruments, an amphitheater, community pool, and more. This park has a handful of things to do and look at packed in a decent sized space. Doesn't feel too crowded as people can spread out.