This place is so big! Lots of nice picnic tables. Plenty of shade to sit under a tree or at a…read morepicnic table. A trash can is available for every three benches. This is a park where the trash cans are not overflowing. Also, ample parking! A phenomenal flutter of butterflies here! The park has decorative butterfly posts that are fun to discover. Lots of Hummingbirds also. There are public restrooms also, we did not utilize them but judging by how neat the park is I bet they are clean. This park also has an Adorable pre school age playground. It was 84 but a nice breeze and shady trees kept us cool. Get outside, it's great!

Good park . But be aware of the Coyotes . They will snatch small dogs if your'e not paying…read moreattention .

Beautiful well kept park with lots of open space to walk . This park has baseball fields tennis…read morecourts and a private community pool . The playground structure is very small but updated . If you need a take a walk and enjoy the view this park offers that you can even see to the Coronado bridge and see the water . Found this park on all trails as an easy paved walk

The water fit classes are super helpful and fun. I took classes for about 3 months after hip…read moresurgery, I know my recovery was much smoother with these classes to improve my strength!

Gotham Poured Rubber Corporation exceeded our expectations from start to finish. Their team was…read moreprofessional, punctual, and extremely knowledgeable about poured-in-place rubber safety surfacing. The quality of their workmanship is outstanding, and the finished playground looks amazing. You can truly tell they care about safety, durability, and detail. Highly recommend!

Very clean work, very nice people to work with! Easy to contact and easy to arrange work with.read more

3.5/5 As of this review…read more Not perfect-but still a whole vibe. Some parks charge you to play-like Balboa Park. Others feel like they're always under repair-like El Toyon Park. This one? Somewhere in the middle. Came through around 8 PM while waiting on a friend at Paradise Valley Hospital. Just needed a quick walk. There's fencing, signs of construction, and honestly... families still using the playground anyway. That tells you everything. If people are working around closures, access isn't being handled right. But here's what matters: *People are actually using the park. *Families on the playground (fence or not). *Couples walking hand in hand. *People eating dinner solo, just enjoying the night. *Friends posted up talking. *Dog walkers getting their steps in. *And a full volleyball game going-with a group that brought their own net and made it happen. That's when it clicked-this park works because the community makes it work. And there's a lot to work with: *Big, open space (perfect for events, parties, just spreading out) *Clean, paved walking paths that feel good even at night *Updated courts (just bring your own net for now) *Bright playground with slides and wood chips for safety *Plenty of picnic benches (not much shade, but still usable) *Bike racks and scattered seating throughout Spring nights, fresh air, people outside connecting-that's what a park is supposed to be. And even with the construction and limitations, this place is still delivering that. Bottom line: Construction is to be completed by May 2026 "Parks are where people build memories." [Don't delay the re-grand opening ]

This park is not what it used to be..... very disappointing. They took down the playground because…read morethey were going to put a "new one". I wonder when is that going to happen?! I have seem more homeless leaving trash around. People with their unleashed dogs, dog poop in the grass. The "playground" in the field side is unusable they have let this park go. They only left the baby slide and swings. The bathrooms are always locked and the bathrooms at the field side are so disgusting, graffiti everywhere. It has become more of a hang out point for homeless. I really hope they fix this park!

This hidden to gem is just blocks from all the hustle and bustle of Downtown…read more Far enough from the graffiti tagged buildings and makeshift homes. It offers an amazing view of the Coronado Bridge and all its surroundings. On a clear day, if you took a picture, it would be postcard worthy. I like to visit here on my lunch to take in the fresh air and reduce my stress level. I'll be back again, most likely on a busy Monday or Friday.

Great views but do not go here at night or too close to sunset. My friend and i were watched and…read morelater followed by a group of 3 men as we started to leave the park.

We've been here several times for birthdays, baby showers and just plain strolling around. I like…read morethe fact it's in close proximity to the 94 freeway and not far from home. It is pretty spacious with some rolling hills and a sidewalk loop. There are some nice views looking west and of the freeway, plus you can see if there's traffic before you head home right? Good thing I'm only two exits away. Overall it is well maintained and clean, with the exception of the stairs near the entrance facing the 94 freeway and of course, the restrooms. You tell me, what mid-city park has clean, well- stocked restrooms? I'd really like to know..

I've had the opportunity to visit this park numerous times lately at different times of the day. It…read moreseems to be quite safe and, for the most part, lightly used(mostly seniors walking their dogs). It's quiet and has amenities that make it an ideal park for family picnics and parties. Plenty of picnic tables, a soft sand playground with slides and climbers for the kids. The one negative that I've seen is the restrooms. They are dark, and need a good cleaning and painting. And update wouldn't hurt either. Other than that, a nice quiet under used grassy tree shaded park.

One of the best parks to come for a decent walk/run in the South Bay. It's a flat, 3.1 mile course…read moresurrounding part of the Bonita golf course that's both family and dog friendly. For those who don't care to trek the whole course, there's a jungle gym, playground, basketball courts, and outdoor gym near the main entrance. There's also a dog park. Parking isn't an issue since there are 2 main lots to park in. Before hitting the course, there are 2 sets of restrooms. The best time to get here is early morning before 10am.

A very good park that many say it's in NC some say Bonita, either one it's a good park for…read morebirthdays, events & just to chill & grill & bring the kids. Been coming here since the 80's & till this day they still have the train & it's cool. It's 2 parks connected so 2 lots. They have a Playground & baseball field & basketball courts. The park is well kept, good grass, clean & restrooms are clean which is great because most parks don't keep that clean. Park Rangers/staff to go around to make sure everything is cool which is good. Reserve the tent places if it's a big event for weekend uses because it can get busy. If drinking please use the red cup don't be an ass & get caught & mess it up for the rest of us, don't be that guy. And don't liter, clean up after yourself. Overall good park with good, clean vibes :)

This a pretty cool spot and not well known around San Diego. It is dedicated to California Native…read morePlants and Trees, and there is also a section dedicated to the native tribes of the area. The garden offers nice paths that meander through the park and one that goes around the perimeter as well. There is a dedicated dog park area that is fenced off, benches scattered about, and several information billboards around specific areas. Many of the plant and tree species have identifiers at their bases. There are areas meant to attract butterflies, a pollinator garden, and a Kumeyaay Ethnobotany Garden with great information regarding ancient people that lived in the area. To my surprise, there's also an adjacent skate park. Parking is available.

This is my review # 4000 and what an honor to review a hidden gem in Paradise Hills! the Paradise…read moreHills native gardens caught me by surprise last week when I was in the area. I searched on Yelp for interesting things to do around and found this. I am into gardens, trees, plants, flowers. I love nature and value enormously the effort that many volunteers have put to create this from a landfill. It is amazing. I did a long hour meditation walk around the park, checking every label to learn about the local flora. Learned also about 4 varieties of trees you can only find in San Diego county. I encounter a group of volunteers discussing the next planting they will be working on, chat with them and kept enjoying my own company in a meditative state. It is a great place to relax, very recommended a visit for nature lovers and people who like to get off the beaten path too. There are so many different corners and angles in San Diego and this neighborhood is an interesting discovery