What would you say if a park offered all of these amenities:…read more1. Volleyball courts 2. City pool 3. Ymca fitness center and pool 4. Dog Park 5. Scenic Landscaped trails 6. Sculptures throughout the facility 7. BBQ pits and shaded seating 8. Duck ponds and two major water ways with bridges 9. Tennis courts 10. Football and Soccer grassy areas 11. Civic Government including Police I would say you should visit and enjoy the day. Stay tuned the Library is also moving to this location too.

We were in the area and daughter decided she wanted to visit this park again. The parking lot is…read morepartially under construction as of November 2025. Other than that the park looks just as beautiful as I remember it. I swear the turtles and ducks remember my daughter and I. They swam right up to us and just hung out for the longest time. It was nice visiting again and spending time here! This park encompasses 70 acres and includes many amenities. For years it was our favorite place to watch the July 4th fireworks each year. Plenty of parking and restrooms are very clean.

Ruth Hardy Park is very pretty. Lots of open green space. Recently, a temporary dog park has been…read moreinstalled. This is because a couple of other dog parks are being seeded. Rumor has it the fencing is coming down mid May. I just don't understand why there isn't a dog park here. It fits in nicely right where it is.

Nice park in downtown Palm Springs with a little bit of everything, including tennis and sand…read morevolleyball courts. Our goal was to walk the labyrinth (we seek them out wherever we go) and it took a bit of effort to find it. It is located in the Wellness section of the park that has fitness stations and this labyrinth was paved and a bit small. Still a nice area to take a break if you are in town, especially with young children or pets who need to stretch their legs.

The places you find when trying to explore different areas. Of all the times I've been to the…read moredesert, this was the first time here. Honestly never heard of this place until we were looking for something to do. It's just a couple miles from the main strip of 111. But tucked behind some of the beautiful gated communities, you end up here. We didn't know what to expect or how it would be. Thought it would be some park of sorts. Well... It is tucked with the mountains in the background which makes for a beautiful view. Hiking is not far from it and there's loads of beautiful homes in gated communities. We didn't know that camping was also offered here. It's a little drive up to the main gate which there's a fee for entering. The person working the station was gracious enough to let us in as we just wanted to check it out. First off, it's a man made lake. You enter the park area with parking both to the left and right side. There's plenty of spots in both of the parking lot. We went to the right which from the looks of the park, it is well maintained. There's a small little playground on one end, a pool area in the middle and a pickleball court and a basketball court to the other end. That's would be the main park area. If you continue to drive down toward the front, there's campsites. Areas with a grill, a spot for your car as well as water and electricity. Depending on what you need, the fee will be added. You could just camp as if without the electricity. Also the sites are pretty much next to each other. We drove to the other side where there's more campsite which this one is more primitive style. Bring everything yourself. The other side was more of a dirt lot. Not sure what it would be utilize for. Lake area does look man made and well maintained. Looking down it looked as it was like an amphitheater with the steeps leading down. We did find out that you can fish but no swimming or boating allowed. There's a fee if you wanted to fish. Basically a fee for everything. Overall, it's a decent park tucked away. Camping available but not the roughing kind. Small park area but does have a pool. It was pretty quiet when we arrived as it was hot. Would we pay to come in after we've seen this place, probably not. But at least we know what to expect incase we do happen to be back again.

Location is great and the surrounding mountains are beautiful. We arrived early morning and we were…read morethe only ones there except workmen refinishing the pool. The lake was very low and the water was not accessible except in a few areas. No dogs allowed in the water. It's definitely not a beautiful place but might be fun for groups and kids. The bathroom was really disgusting and It had not been cleaned in quite some time. Very disappointing. We hoped to possibly see some bighorn sheep but they have put up a fence so they can't get to the lake now.

There is a main grassy park with aple space for walking and using the swing sets but the real charm…read moreis the wild untamed walking areas directly behind it. The wild trails make this place a treasure in the Valley

If you are visiting Palm Desert and the older people are tired of hearing your kids play loudly by…read morethe pool, get yourself over to this park. There is a large grassy area for recreation, a nice pathway to walk around the premises, and the coolest freaking playground EVER! They have this little thing that you sit in. It looks like a cheap uncomfortable chair. If you rock your head back and forth, it will start to spin (yay physics). This thing is awesome. It spins crazy fast, and doesn't require any pushing. They also have a stand up thing that uses the same concept (yay physics). If you get sick from any fair ride, you will not be able to handle this Godsend of play equipment. If you don't get sick easily, go have some spinning fun!!!

My Father and his wife, brought my Fiancee and myself to the area for a quick drive and to grab…read moresome Pandulce at the local Panaderia there locally. This really is a cute park for the community. Its a must stop and please support those local businesses in the area.

We were driving down a street and saw this Hugh Bear looking out at the traffic from a park! I…read moreturned around and parked by the curb next to the park. I walked around looking at all the different trees that have been planted all around the park. It was so nice to sit on the bench and just look at all these young trees with fruit growing on them. This park has homes all around the place so you can walk out your door and in a few steps your in the park. There isn't much to do but relax! It's has new landscape throughout and pavers in different areas! There's a drinking fountain but it wasn't turned on yet! One day I will like to see how it looks with large fruit trees where you can walk by and pick a piece of fruit and eat it. The city did a great job!

Home of the LQ Art festival in November and March and…read morevarious other events throughout the year. This beautiful park like setting is surrounded by the Wellness center, the library and City hall. I like to walk my dog early in the morning and check out the ducks along the pond and the koi from the bridge. There are giant sized chess pieces for a game, a permanent cement ping pong table, corn holes and bean bags, and a putting green. During the holiday season it is decorated but you really need to check it out at night! Thank you for honoring our veterans with memorials throughout the park.

This is one of the most beautiful spots to rest, relax, and…read morechat with folks walking their dogs or with a friend. Very peaceful and beautiful. Immaculately maintained.

About 20 minutes away from Desert Hot Springs. My mother in law and I were awake way before the…read morerest of the family and both of us like exploring and nature so I asked her if she wanted to go hiking with me at 6:30 am. Both of us got ready in 10 minutes and were out the door. The gate is closed and there is even a sign that says "parking lot closed" but we saw other people parking on the street and walking over so we did the same. The RV/campsite you can see from a distance is for the staff that works there, don't be alarmed by it! If you head on the trails toward the RV its very short but brings you into the giant palms and a wooden staircase that goes down to water and palms growing out of it. You can finish this very quickly. When you head out and head to the right there are branching paths here that lead to more hikes in palms, along the river oasis, and more into the mountains. The visitor center looked excellent and had a home made log cabin vibe, we could see some interesting artifacts inside but because the entrance was chained we didn't want to go in without permission even though it would have been easy to just duck under the chains.

Nice little gem of a place. Good for kids to run around. Nice little trails. Docents are…read morethere to answer questions and teach about the tectonic plates and underground water.

Came here for Desert X and to view the art installation Immersion by Gerald Clarke Jr. A lot of the…read moreexhibits were not easy to get to but this was by far one of the easiest exhibits to view because it was located at the James O. Jessse Desert Highland Unity Center. There was plenty of parking out front and the installation fit so well next to the main building. There's a little park for kids here which makes it ideal for kids and pets.

Do not use this facility for anything...The most unprofessional, unpleasant, unproductive city…read moreworkers Ever...They are rude, no manners, ill informed and diffidently not worth the Money. If there is a (--) rating, they would get a negative (5) rating.