This was a new fine for us as we were exploring the Brea Yorba Linda area. When we got there, it…read morewas popping off great day to be at the park and plenty of families were there celebrating a birthday and also just getting their kids some good time outside. And it's really well-maintained. The rubber mats aren't good shape. They have the areas pretty well separated for a little kids and big kids. You've got the big kid swings over by the big kids playground in the small kid swings over by the small kid playground in between there is a rock climbing station And a small little house with a dirt patch for kids to play in. Game changer though? Did someone say zip line? There was a line of kids waiting to give themselves a chance at swinging across the zip line. Definitely a new staple for the family. Also, plenty of shade parking.

Been here many times. I use to take my son to this park because of the playground. He loved this…read moreplayground! They have a zip line! Now I take him for soccer practice. Many days around 6:30pm it's hard to find parking. Many different soccer teams practice here. People also come here to play pickleball! It's a nice park in a nice neighborhood. I just wish the restrooms were a little cleaner, but after all it is a park.

We love "the wood chip park"! They have a really fun playground with one area for smaller kids and…read moreone for the bigger kids. The wood chips are fun and lend themselves to lots of pretend play. Overall, it's a great park.

Beautiful park! I had a picnic here with my friends and we had a great time. Even though there was…read morebaseball practice going on it still felt very quiet.

Apple Maps and Google Maps navigation take you into residential cul de sac neighborhoods that MAYBE…read morehave a trail access to the park, but if so, it's unmarked. The parking lot for this park is shared with the OC Sheriff Yorba Linda Police station. Enter from Yorba Linda Blvd and ignore your navigation! The park is tiny and private with VERY limited parking. Playground is for young children, like preschool aged. Restroom is adjacent to police station in the parking lot and not visible from the park. My grands are doing soccer camp here this week and there's no way I'd drop off and leave which was what was supposed to happen. One coach with no assistants and 9 littles? What happens if someone needs to go to the restroom? You can't send a kid from the field alone and coach did not take any bathroom breaks in the 3 hour period yesterday. Only one other parent stayed yesterday, and while there were no incidents, with 9 littles for 3 hours you're taking your chances. My 2 grands needed to go really badly after camp. So glad they made it to the bathroom there in time. Lots of folks walking and running the path around the field. I'm sure there are trails out of the park at the back side, but no parking access there. Be warned. Google and Apple navigation had me driving all around the back side of this park in neighborhoods without finding an access point. We should have been 10 minutes early to soccer camp but instead we were 10 minutes late. The coach said he had the same problem lol. ‍

Cute little park. Parking right by police station so couldn't feel any safer!…read more Kids playground with baby swings (but no swing for older kids). Some shaded benches. Water fountain. Grassy area to run around but some people have their dogs off leash. It seems they play football here on the weekends as I saw the paint marking on the grass right before the weekend. There's a trail that connects this park to other parks. It runs along water so mosquitoes in some parts. We walked to Travis ranch youth park from here on the trail.

Absolutely beautiful and concerts in the park Thursday eve July to augus.. ck tye schedule. Big…read morepark for parties kids fun soccer baseball softball basketball and huge green grass area with trees for picnics and family fun

Seldom do i ever give a 5 star rating. Mainly because most locations tend to be missing something…read morecrucial..This park is multi varied - it's a park a kids park with all the jungle gym stuff it's a baseball park a soccer park a picnic park a walk park a dog on a leash park and it has extensions to other trails from 2.miles to over 8 miles.or more. In addition, it's clean and well-maintained. The people that visit are great and outgoing. There are bathrooms and water fountains and lots of parking. Over the sheltered picnic tables and volleyball sand and courts . The trails are long and curvy and interconnected to other trails. Impressive. For family for friends for schools and everyone!

Came here this past weekend and the kids enjoyed the large playground. Covered picnic area…read more Relatively clean grounds. Very hot during the summer. Also basketball court and pickleball courts available. Parking on the streets along the park.

I finally had the chance to come to this park. I've seen and…read moreheard great things about this park in our city. It's a neighborhood park that's pretty hidden since it's not out in the open. It's backed up and center of the canyon mountains in the back. One of my fav new park. It's really nice here. Had a playdate here on Sunday 1.07.24. Has 2 pickle ball courts and a basketball. Great for bike riding around the park or walking. They have a gazebo w lots of tables and benches. When we came it was a bit breezy. Saw a few people bring kites to fly. Love that idea. Lots of field space to do that. I'll be bringing my kite here next time. Box Canyon Park has A *Little Library" available for a good read while spending time at the park or can donate a book if you'd like when coming here. Very clean park along w the restrooms and it's near the playground. Not far at all. They restroom only has 2 stalls in the women's bathroom. Has a soap dispenser. Only street parking available. We were here for 2 hours and seemed like a lot to do for kids. Will definitely be visiting more in the future. Box Canyon park is a Win!

This is a nice little park that is located near a target so it is easy to stop by before or after a…read moreshopping trip to help bribe the littles to go with you. Play equipment is geared towards older climbing kids. For a while there was not much that we could do at the park besides ride the spinning ball. Now my girls like to climb all the nets. This park also has a nice walking path, sand volleyball pits, basketball courts, and a big grassy area.

Beautiful single rim full court!…read more They also have a nice baseball diamond and playground for the kids.

I love this park. It's a hidden gem not too many people know about unless they're into birding or…read morelike walking their dogs in peace. I bird here quite a bit and just love being alone in nature, enjoying the sights and sounds of birds singing, and watching Hummingbirds zipping around me. You can stand in one place and spot up to 20 birds in just a couple hours! Well, at least in the Spring time. :) There's not a lot of parking. The tiny lot is sometimes closed in the late afternoon so you'd just have to park on the residential streets. But other than that, the park is easy to access.

Gilman: where the homeless took the bathrooms, but nature took the win…read more Gilman Park is one of those little neighborhood parks that manages to feel like a hidden gem. Tucked off Hartford Ave, it's not huge, not flashy -- but it's beautiful. These days it's more of a birdwatcher's haven, with plenty of trees and green space to just breathe and get away from the city noise. It used to have more: barbecues, bathrooms, the kind of amenities that made it a full-on family spot. But over the years, the facilities got shut down because of heavy use by the homeless community. What's left is simpler, but still lovely. I come here on weekends because we use the park for martial arts practice -- and it's perfect for that. Wide open space, fresh air, and just enough quiet to train without distractions. The park attracts birdwatchers now too, and it's easy to see why: it's calm, it's green, and if you look up you'll probably spot something feathered flying by. Not everything survives gentrification -- except the birds. Gilman Park may have lost some of its original features, but it's still a beautiful, open space to relax, train, or just watch the world go by. If you want family cookouts, look elsewhere. If you want peace, fresh air, and a place to practice martial arts or watch birds, this is your spot.

This is a nice neighborhood park for an easy stroll. The park itself is about a half mile radius,…read moreso it's not very big, but it's a good place for a good workout, whether for walking or jogging. There's plenty of grass area to kick a ball around and a one or two benches at the park's edge. There's also a picnic table or two near the center of the park, but it's a first come first serve. The park's across the street by St. Juliana's Catholic Church, so that happens to be walkable from this park. Street parking is available. Just be careful when you're stepping out of your vehicle - people drive by the corners VERY fast, with the huge blind spot coming down a slightly slopey road. Otherwise, would return to this park!

Simple community park for all ages. Nice layout, from lower fields to upper fields. A great bridge…read moreto cross over and jungle gym for the kiddos. Overall, a great park for the novice. If you're a family man, you'll have a great time with the kids. Enough space to work our, either via easy bike rides and or quick walking running and jogging exercises. Parking is ample, the neighborhood is calm and quiet , inhabited by nice and outgoing people. Near the csuf campus, and also other small parks that can offer trail runs. Beyond that, acacia park is a hometown location for easy going times. Clean and accessible, the park is rated a strong 3 for cleanliness and accessibility, plus family orientation.