This park is cute and great for dogs! The fence is well maintained and easy to access. Very nice…read morelittle area of the park. There's bathrooms really close and very easy to just let your kids play around the corner on the park equipment.

For those with small dogs, this place is far bigger than those in the OC. Nice grass, shade,…read morebenches to sit on and terrific huge park for leashed walkies. There is an entrance fee to the park itself and I from what I've seen, no obvious parking outside to walk in. So, would be sorta expensive over many visits. I visited with Barky McBarkface as a treat for both of us to get outa the house and try this new to us dog park. If it were closer I might just buy a pass, but it's a little far afield from us. Too bad almost all OC dog parks have areas that are not too nice for small dogs and their owners. Lotta dirt and tiny enclosures. Not as if the dogs care so much, but this human does. Even though I very much enjoyed this dog park, it would have been better to have a water fountain for dog bowls INSIDE instead of having to go OUTSIDE the enclosure to fill up the bowl's interspersed inside. Just a thought.

Enclosed, ok size for a large dog, mostly dirt and weeds. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem like folks…read moreclean up after their pets, which contributed to the overall rating.

Dog area is small, but so is the rest of the park. No biggie, it could still be a good quick stop…read morefor your pup to run off some energy & go no. 1/2. The parking lot is huge, so one should have problem finding a spot in most instances. I went on a Sunday @ 4pm though. I didn't see a large and small dog park, looked like one park. But I never made it in. I walked around the immediate vicinity to ensure this park was the only dog park area, since I saw 2 dogs (a rottie & pit) in there, and someone laying down...didn't wanna go I guess. Welp that was it, as I approached the dog area w/my dog on leash the pitfall started barking, so the person got up and started going through her stuff. The pit continues barking, but the tail wags a bit....But then the lady comes over with a leash and clips the pit. I asked her if the rottie was dog friendly - no clue what she said. She then puts the handle portion just over the fence post. I told her that's not secure nor safe, and she mumbled something I couldn't understand. I think she went to get another leash, but I told her that's okay we would leave as I don't feel safe with her dogs. The rottie ran along the fence line barking at us (rolled down back window) as we drove out - I guess they were mad we didn't come play.Not sure if you can make out the pit in the photo, he/she isn't big, but I don't want need any problems for my dog or myself. - especially if the dogs ganged up on my dog or me. I don't believe in breed targeting/discrimination, so the fact that these two are deemed "aggressive" breeds by society's standards has 0 bearing here. Just wanted folks to be aware of this lady. It's hard to make out the pit, in the right corner. Without this lady (I feel like she's a consistent customer here), I'd rate this place a 3-star since it does cover the basics.

Large area with double entry and exit gates for safety.. dogs were friendly with each other and…read moreowners were very attentive to their dogs.

This is my favorite dog park. I drive from 20 to 30 minutes away to come here. It is completely…read morefenced in. It's good sized. There is a small fenced off area inside the park for small dogs. They come in and clean every day at 1:30 pm (the dog park is closed for 20-30 minutes). It's inside the mall so you can pick up any items you need after your dog is tired out from the fun they will have at the park. It's also very cute! There is sand and astroturf for the dogs to run on.

Searching for true love and forgiveness? Talk to GOD and…read moreget a DOG! #ReflectDogs Love & Forgiveness What a great little dog park tucked in behind the boys and girls club! It has a very nice step on water fountain for the dogs as well as multiple poop bag dispenser is all around the park. There are multiple trash cans, multiple bone benches and enough trees to provide shade. It has a very nice double-gated entry area as well as a brick or concrete base. At one time it looks like it had wood chips but now it mostly just has natural ground covering.

Located on top of a hill, off 905 freeway, one can see the fence surrounding Cesar Solis Park and…read moreSan Ysidro High School (other side of freeway). I had gone to this park for the first time in 2021 and several times more there after, primarily for birthday parties. I immediately liked the park. With its huge open space, lots of grass area (real grass), large playground, skate park, sky view on trail walks, picnic areas with benches, and clean bathrooms ... a great package for all your park, celebratory and sports needs. First opened up in 2018, Cesar Solis is the newest and nicest looking park in South Bay area. Downside: no convenience stores nearby

Nice park. Initially, I thought it was just a small grassy…read morearea but it expands to a couple huge fields, a skate park, and a few areas so sit and have a bbq. I love that it's close to home and I can take my son there to kick the soccer ball around. It's also got a walking path. I haven't calculated the distance of it, but I'm sure after a few loops, you'll get your steps in!

What a fabulous park! I went for the off leash dog park. Park is mostly dirt but the hill at the…read moreback some grass. It unfortunately was not busy but we still had a nice time! We will definitely go back.

It's a really beautiful park near the middle school I graduated from in 2020 when everything shut…read moredown in March 2020

Big park but no monkey bars and no swings. No public restroom. There are only 3 slides for kids to…read moreplay. There's a basketball court. There are 4 picnic tables. I guess this is not the same as other parks in Chula Vista. But it's good to have one nearby. It's nice and cool to stroll in the afternoon.

Playground review: no swings, 3 slides and one broken tube slide. Corkscrew slide is very tall…read more No shade. Would be a three star park if tube slide were fixed.

Rohr park in general is huge with tons of playgrounds, grass, trails, ball fields golf course etc…read more There are multiple entrances for parking and u can't drive all the way through. The dog park does have a parking area right next to it unless u want to walk through the park. They have two areas for the dogs- small and large. The small dog side is pretty decent size with water fountain, bowls, and doggie bag dispenser. It's pretty clean. It has a few agility equipment items. We tried the ramp and it was super steep so u need to run to get up it. It was a Tuesday morning so only one other dog not interested in playing but we sniffed until our hearts were delighted. There were more dogs on the big dog side. There is a little grass on the small dog side which is nice where as the big dog side is almost none. Overall this is a nice park to bring your pups!

You really must watch where you step. Many people that visit this park don't pick up after their…read moredog. It's a big park but needs a lot of maintenance. Low areas catch water when it rains and turns into a big mud puddle. Ripe for bacteria.

Big off leash place with 2 different areas for small dogs and one for all sizes. Plenty of plastic…read morechairs and benches throughout and a few shaded areas too. Great thing is if you don't want to go within the fenced off leash area, there's a lot of grass area surrounding it with plenty of walkways and trees.

I appreciate that there are all size areas (2 separated fenced in) and a small dog one. Cute off…read moreshoot dirt and grass trails to walk around. Some grass too.

My kids love it here. The ramps help face their fears. Each time they get better and better.read more

It's a cool little use of space for kids that like to do more mountain or dirt terrain type biking…read more Parking is a little difficult because it's tucked away behind apts... but there was available street parking within walking distance. If you have young elementary school children... there needs to be some middle to upper level confidence on your bike to tackle some of the tracks. I recommend having your little one walk their bike through the tracks to understand the physical feel of the grade. There are some pretty steep bumps and the kiddo needs to understand enough about pedaling through to the apex of the bump... or gravity will pull them back down and you might have some owchies. The black track is easier than the wooden tracks but does have some sharp turns. Wear sunscreen. Long pants. Helmet and bring water. Pretty fun but do approach with some caution.