I've been here years ago for Little League baseball games and I didn't know there was a skatepark…read more I wanted to skate a few weeks ago but it closed until June 2025. I was able to skate today. The pool I wanted try had rain water inside. I was able to cruise around and did fakies on the two halfpipe sections. Fakies are a new skill for me, and I lost balance coming down and slammed on the floor! It was fun today though!

I love watching the ducks and the squirrels and the trees. There is a damn next to this park and…read moresometimes you can see ducks swimming. The parking lot is decent size, when I have came during the weekday I always found parking easily. There is a bathroom, water fountain, and benches at the front. I loved and adored walking the lovely, and not hilly. Map list the full trail at 0.90 miles, the route I took, which was a paved rectangle around the grass field was roughly 0.35-.040 miles. The park is off Imperial Highway, so it is not hard to find, it is close to Downtown Brea.

This park is the best. It has everything a little child could want or need in a park. The main…read morestructure is huge. There are lots of slides. Access to handball courts and a good sized field for soccer or other sport. My favorite part about the park are clean bathrooms . Great job city of brea!!!!

A great park that my son loves. We discovered it a couple of years back and always come back. There…read moreis a very small parking area next to it, but there is more parking across the street. Shaded area for parents with plenty of seating. One of the biggest slides I've ever seen at a park. There is a smaller play area for younger kids as well. Open bathrooms and water fountain too.

Please try to avoid this park for kids on the playground if possible, I took my daughter here for…read morethe first time we stayed no more than 10 minutes within that few minutes she started complaining of itchy feet and I told her it's sand let's dust it off we will take a bath upon bathing her later her feet became extremely itchy with red spots, her throat started itching and hurting fast took her to children's hospital she was diagnosed with Hand foot and mouth by the second day my 2 year old look like she had monkey pox literally took her to see her pediatrician she said my baby had a bad case and all her nails fell off it was 1 week of hell dealing with it please be careful here I don't think they clean this park or anything

We stopped here on a Friday evening and enjoyed it! When we first arrived around 5:3 there weren't…read moreany kids on the playground with us but it looked like an adult softball team was warming up for league play. They have a well-lit baseball/softball area and a nice basketball area which I've seen people playing pick up or in leagues too. The playground area did get more kids as the sun went down, but the lights in the playground area weren't great. You get a lot of light from the baseball fields but none by the children's area. The bathrooms were fine, nothing alarming and nothing amazing. I like that this park has swings, but it only has 1 double slide and 2 sets of monkey bars-- that's about it. All in all it's a nice little park, but with so many parks in the area, it's not my first choice.

Since baby girl was a little girl have taken her to this park and met soooo many friends here…read more Still friends with all the friends we met here too. Such a lovely park, beautiful and calming. They have enough parking, they do games on the field too. They have a playground for older and younger kids, they also have an area down below you can have birthday's and you can ride around if you want too. I love this park it's sweet and everyone is always friendly here. Yesterday met our friend she met when she was around 2 years old, was nice to see them and let our kids play. It was such a beautiful night too. Calming breeze with the sun setting i got some beautiful pictures too. Baby girl and her friend got to play for a couple hours and met some friends too. Always nice kids at this park, they had fun. Except a little boy they were playing with ran off and the Mom wasn't paying attention and i physically could not chase him so I had baby girl try to catch him but then he just kept running further away. We told the Mom and she ran to try and find him was a bit nerve wrecking thinking this little boy was lost he ran through the bushes and then baby girl spotted him at the top of the hill where houses were thank God and the Mom ran over and got him. I can only imagine her scare i would have ran after him if I could but couldn't thank God baby girl spotted him though. After that the kids played a bit longer and I was able to catch a bit of the sunset :) Thank you for keeping this park so nice and pretty and all the friendly people that come here such great memories at this park watching baby girl grow up. Have a beautiful day, be kind to everyone :) Aloha

This park is located a stones throw from carbon canyon. It…read moreis clean and had 2 play sets and plenty of seating. The restrooms were ok not the cleanest. My girls like the rock climbing part that connects to the play set.

A lot of fun games for kids to play on my daughter had fun…read moreWood pricks but didn't mind better then sand! Fun fun fun Parking on street behind school a little hidden but nice park

So this park doesn't have all the bells and whistles like major parks do; but, it gets the job…read moredone. There is plenty of grass for activities. There is plenty of shade for people like myself who love to read on the grass. I never see large crowds here possibly because the area is pretty well off so I have a feeling people here don't bother stopping by. Unlike some of the parks around, this one is super clean and nothing is ever broken. Major props to parks and recreation for keeping this place tidy.

Las Lomas Park doesn't look like much from the street. There's a parking lot, restrooms, a…read moreplayground, some picnic tables, and some workout stations. But looks can be deceiving, because while the park takes up just a tiny bit of Euclid Street, it extends far into the neighborhood, so it's many times as long as it is wide. The park is just north of Las Lomas Elementary School's field, and there's a (locked) gate from school property right into the park. In fact, many of the houses whose backyards abut the park have gates leading to the park, so living nearby might have its privileges. I came on a mission at night. My main goal was to find an open, safe bathroom to use, because I get tired of trying to sneak into fast-food place's bathrooms sometimes when I'm out on the go and absolutely need to go. The bathroom is the lowlight of the park. It's dirty, dilapidated, and gross. I thought I was going to need to use my phone's flashlight, but there are motion-activated lights in both restrooms, which is good, I guess. I kept thinking someone would emerge from the women's room as I walked past it, because those lights kept coming on, but no one was around. There's also a Little Free Library that I didn't have time to check out properly. The dirt walking path really is the star of the show, not because it's some wonderful thing but because it's just so unexpected. One lap is one-quarter of a mile, but keep in mind that the oval path isn't technically a loop, because the end and beginning are separated by some sidewalk, so if you walk four laps, you're actually walking a little bit more than a mile, since the gap between end and beginning isn't included in the quarter-mile measurement. There are two separate workout stations, but they're really close to each other, as are most of the picnic tables. There are also two grills. The western end of the park comprises the majority of the walking path and a bonus, hidden entrance from Durham Street, although I don't know whether this is a real entrance or forces one to trespass on private property between homes. There are signs facing that "entrance," so I assume the entire path from the street is a legitimate way to enter the park. I spent about forty-five minutes here on a Wednesday night. There were a couple of cars in the parking lot when I arrived, but they soon left. This could be a very shady park if it were in a worse neighborhood, but I think it's fine. But don't take my word for it--everything spooks me, so I've learned to ignore my own internal warning bells, because they're always crying wolf. I love random parks like this. How have I never noticed it before? Its low rating comes mainly from its awful bathrooms.

Family friendly park with two play sets and several adult exercise stations. Theres a small dirt…read moretrack around the park... maybe 400m AND a skate park next door. Kids really enjoyed riding their bicycles on the track and I enjoyed sitting down lol great visibility across the park means sit anywhere and you can still see your kids. Activities: about 9 different adult exercise stations. Two playgrounds. One for older kids maybe 6-10 and another for younger kids maybe 3-6. There's also some bbq grilling stations with big tables for 8-10 people and nice shading. Parking: about 12 spots so it cant get too crowded Location: on euclid, north of imperial.

This park doesn't look that big, but it has many facilities, including The Children's Museum at La…read moreHabra, which is how my family and I found it. There's a playground, baseball field, tennis court, community theater, dinosaur garden, picnic areas, and daycare facilities. The coolest part is the area with old cabooses. That's what initially attracted me to this place. Portion of the park used to be an old railroad station, which was converted to house Children's Museum. For such an amazing place, I was surprised there weren't that many people on a Sunday afternoon. Will definitely be coming back here with my kids.

This is a cute little park, tucked behind the La Habra Children's Museum. Perfect if you want your…read morelittles to run about a bit before, during or after your visit. Ample parking, although it appears that the parking is shared with the kid's museum, and a couple of shops. I don't know what it's like on the weekend, but at 1pm today (Fri) when I left there were still plenty of spots. There's no sand, just wood chips. They have a safe swing, a baby swing and a couple of regular swings. There's play stuff for each age. Toilets are located by the baseball field.

What an amazing park and playground complex! I had not gone in years and was surprised to find a…read morecompletely renovated playground complex which my two daughters loved! Innovative design that's different from the usual play structures, with multiple structures scattered throughout that are appropriate for a wide range of ages. Little sanded area. Bathroom facilities. Grassy fields surrounding the play structure complex. Plenty of parking. What more could one asks for!

This was a very nice park! There were several things to do including a fun circle ride thing. There…read morewere several slides (including our favorite kind-- a roller slide). My son and a friend had a blast here for about 2 hours exploring different areas and testing out all the equipment. For the most part the kids we encountered were respectful -- a few were under-supervised and ran into my kid a couple of times, but overall it was fine. The restroom wasn't too far and it was fairly clean. There were kids from all ages here (babies with parents up to 11ish year olds). Over all this was a very nice park and we'd return!