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    Paul Moore Park

    4.2 (39 reviews)

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    Sunil R.

    I liked this park a lot and am adding it to the rotation. It is a good sized neighborhood park with a nice walking path that goes through and around the park. There is lots of shade, basketball courts, two play areas, and four tennis courts. I was happy to see that it was not crowded and we had a great visit.

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    Kai A.

    Came around noon in a weekday- few people half of who were masked. I liked that the playground was suited for toddlers so my daughter was able to enjoy without having to feel like it was to hard or unsafe for her to navigate the area. There are restrooms (not super clean) onsite. There are a three playground structures and an area w swings

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    Marcus J.

    I saw kids (junior giants) playing baseball in the field , saw a soccer chalk outline in the outfield, trees grown resembled as walls perfectly grown on the outfield bleachers. Tennis,basketball, playground, benches, bathrooms, kids' wheel circle (cement flat circle w benches big enough for baby Mercedes' lol) cherry & hillsdale area

    Esther L.

    Today was my first time at this park. We recently moved to the area and the park is a 3 min drive or a 15 min walk for us. I came here early morning for a play date for my 3 year old and another child. This park does not have all the fancy new structures like rotary or seven seas but it has solid play areas for both little kids and older kids. There's a big grass area in the back of the playground for kids to run around and age appropriate structures. There's a big train like play space in the middle that held my 3 year old's attention along with slides and swings. I'll definitely come here again another day.

    Bill B.

    I do not have a dog, but I do have kids. We have had picnics, birthday parties, family time and more at Paul Moore Park. My Cub Scout pack had our annual picnic here and we had a great time! For those who like to geocache, there are a couple here as well. All-in-all, a good park with a clean bathroom (clean for a public park, that is). I recommend Paul Moore. :-)

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    Great little park with bathroom facilities. Only wish there were more trees for shade around the basketball court and playground

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    It is a very good park. Everyone actually calls it cherry park. Very safe and good for family especially little ones.

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    4.2(195 reviews)
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    What kind of park has a zipline?!? THIS ONE. Two seating options, one with a harness for toddlers,…read morethe other for older kids (I even saw adults using this). The park also offers a fun and inclusive space for children, with climbing structures, sturdy cement slides, swings for both toddlers and older youth, a see-saw, merry-go-round, trampoline, and spongy material making up the ground's surface. The occasional squirrel, lizard, and butterfly too. As an adult simply looking for a place to relax while waiting for my car at an auto shop nearby, I was pleasantly surprised to find this park accommodating. Dirt and concrete trails weaving through the garden, lovely vegetation in spring, and a good amount of picnic tables and benches scattered throughout. Also, a shady area with fake grass and seats made out of smoothed-out logs and tree trunks, as well as adirondack chairs where I was able to hang out and nap while I was there. It wasn't too crowded or crazy on a Friday morning, though it got busier as it neared noon time. In addition, the place offers a parking lot and clean restrooms for convenience.

    Visited Rotary Play Garden for the first time over MLK holiday, and it was packed! It makes me…read morewonder if it is usually this busy or if it's because of the holiday weekend. The play garden has everything kiddos love -- slides, one seesaw, one round spinner, one rope climbing thing (that can also spin), swings (bucket and standard), small water play area, and a Zipline (one for little kids 3+ and one for older kids). They also have an area with tables, where someone was having a party (no idea if reservations are needed though). Expect to wait in line for a turn of the park is crowded. The play garden is fenced off from the rest of the park. They have a restroom on site. They have a small parking lot that is nearby the entrance of the play garden. I noticed some people parked on a smaller side street and walked over. I'm not sure what other parking options there are otherwise. We would return if we're in the area again and if it's less busy. It's a solid park and play area for those who live nearby.

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    3.7(424 reviews)
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    We visited during our trip to San Diego & oh my goodness, it was absolutely amazing…read more This is such a peaceful place to sit and enjoy the beauty of nature. Located inside Balboa Park, you can tour the museums in the area, but don't forget to stop and take a moment to smell the flowers at the Japanese Friendship Garden... There were so many beautiful birds, butterflies, koi, and plants I've never seen before. The grounds were very clean and well manicured. Pricing to get in was about $60 for a family of 4 (including student pricing for our children) which may be a bit steep if you have young children with thin patience.. however, if you are able to come in and find your Zen for a couple hours, this is the spot to do so. They offer free crafts for visitors- when we were there they were doing an origami workshop, which seemed very fun. However, our kids weren't up For it- so we did not participate. Would definitely visit again in the future!

    I randomly heard about this on TikTok and decided to randomly drop by…read more I also was not aware it was under construction for a while so good timing? The parking fee is....fair which means you only need to come here once or twice a year. To get to the Japanese garden you need to walk a bit to find the big gate? In terms of size it is medium length. Still being built yet good enough to walk around. Lots of lush green views and refined scenery verdant for miles. You could even think of it as a mini nature get away from the busy city life It's worth the trip and you could visit the other parks if you have time for it

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    4.2(38 reviews)
    12.7 km

    This park is as the name suggests, a hill. There is a trail that goes around the base of the hill…read moreand some man made trails that go up the hill. It isn't too steep to climb and you will get a decent workout if you go around/up it a few times. The views at the top of the hill are beautiful! There are also tennis courts, a skate park, a basketball court, a sand volleyball section, and a children's playground all around the park. There's something for everyone! Lots of people bring their dogs for walks here too.

    This park holds a lot of childhood memories for me. I had a professional photoshoot here for a…read morevery special moment in my life a few years back and still admire the shots because of the intimacy this park brought to that moment. It's not a park to have a hardcore hike but one could definitely get a good 'walk' in as the trails are easy and the crowd is generally comprised of locals from the neighborhood. I have successfully completed a 5 mile "hike" multiple times here -- just had to keep walking up and down, and all around. The park also has workout stations -- although, many of them are closed right now due to COVID19 but an average person could get a good cardio workout and get in some strength based exercises here (pull-up bars, etc.). Parking is easy as this park is aligned with a huge residential area. P.S. there are no public restrooms with the exception of seasonal porta potties so you should probably go before you plan on visiting. P.S.S. this park is popular for youngsters to "be youngsters" after hours so be cognizant if you're trying to plan a romantic date.

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