I just saw this neighborhood park last week for the first time and really like it. It's in the…read moresouthern end of the Del Sur Community, and features open grass space with two shaded picnic tables. As with most such parks, street parking only and no restrooms.

This is the 2nd annual Ciclosdias event in San Diego, and I have to say this event was a major…read moreimprovement from their first. Last year, this event was organized on 30th Street in the South Park region. This year, Ciclosdias was set up in Pacific Beach, closing off Garnet St after Ingraham, and Cass Street. The event is free of charge. What I love about this event is that it's extremely family & pet friendly. The event's main purpose is to promote cycling in San Diego, but many attend with all types of bikes, long boards, skateboards & strollers. My husband and I were really excited for Ciclosdias this year because of the location. Pacific Beach is a very bike-friendly area, but also lends the perfect weather and location for an event such as this. During Ciclosdias, several streets are shut down for several hours in order to allow people to bike, walk, or skateboard freely. A ton of vendors, bands, and restaurants all participate, making this an awesome community, family, and pet friendly event. This is the day to enjoy SD's weather and city with the family.

Trail is marked Difficult for a reason--the path is quite steep so make sure your core strength is…read moreup to par or bring walking stick/poles before attempting. The ascent is quick and moderately steep at first until you near the large climbing rock face, at which point the path becomes more sheer and challenging. At this point you're rewarded with a sweeping view of the valley, visitor's center and beyond, framed by picturesque rocky outcroppings. We barely encountered anyone else here on a Sunday, and the few others were mostly rock climbing groups. Note that there's no Kwaay Paay access on this trail even though it does skirt right next to it.

Edit: I notices I fat fingered the name lol Climber Loop Trail North is the proper name ;)…read more Wow, what a wonderful spot to either relax or of course, rock climb. I don't climb, but adjacent to this trail head is one of my favorite places to just gaze at God's creation! There is several places to park at the trail head, as well as down a bit. Trash cans and port-a-potty is available. @REI has their rock climbing here. Also, you can see the @kindsnacks Jeep handing out Kind Bars which is very cool.

This City of Poway neighborhood park has the typical amenities -- picnic tables under arbor-like…read moreshelter, playground, and outdoor basketball.

This is a nice trail located being the Rancho San Diego Town Center. It's not the largest but it…read moregets the job down if you need to walk your dog, walk yourself, go for a run, and do some biking. It's a nice nature walk as well. It runs from corner of Jamacha Rd. and Willow Glen Dr., and all the way to Campo Rd. behind the McGrath Family YMCA. The trail is pretty well kept and had a good decomposed granite surface, range markers, and has appropriate fencing to keep individual away from the nearby natural reserve. The natural landscaping is very nice and don't be surprise if you see a rattle snake, squirrel, and or a road runner hanging out.

One part of the trail starts/ends next to Staples on Jamacha Rd & Cuyumaca College Drive West (and…read morethat is the address used for the listing). From there, the trail perpendicular to Jamacha leads to Campo Rd. near the Sweetwater River Bridge. From there, it is possible to access National Wildlife Refuge trails or cross the "highway" for trails starting by the old bridge - both of which are also worth exploring and enjoying. The section of the memorial trail starting in the Staple's parking lot parallel to Jamacha ends at Willow Glen Dr. (which then just has unimproved dirt sidewalk until bear the Cottonwood Golf Club) - with no protective railing (and is not really a trail nor part of this listing). Parking in the Staples lot is free and easy to find.

I've been here a bunch of times. The bathrooms were recently updated by the City a couple of years…read moreago. They have a small-ish parking lot, but there's plenty of street parking nearby. The tot lot is also small-ish, but it's never too crowded. There's a half dozen picnic tables spread around, which are never full. They have a softball field and a huge grass area, where a lot of FNL teams practice. Overall, a no-frills yet great neighborhood park.

This review is strictly for baseball field. Nice baseball park with only one field. Outfield is…read morevery lush and ball just dies after bouncing. Field could use some leveling and some mowing. Restrooms was maintained well They have water fountains and plenty of benches with trees for shades. Bleachers missing and you need to bring your chair. Parking is not bad, one lot and street parking

Laureate/Mata Park in La Jolla Shores is simply a large patch of grass maintained by the City of…read moreSan Diego. I've walked by it scores of times without really noticing it ... until today. Anyone can use it, and reservations can be made for parties up to 150 people. There are no tables, benches, parking lot, or restroom facilities. The park is edged with engraved cement slabs bearing the names of La Jolla Shores residents and businesses that contibuted to creating this park in 1972, originally named Mata Park. These slabs form an open air time capsule from over 50 years ago. I found it very interesting going around reading them.

Laureate Park is a very small pocket park located at 2211 Avenida de la Playa between El Paseo…read moreGrande and El Paseo del Ocaso, near La Jolla shores. It is a nice patch of green grass that also has Pump Station 27 hidden away behind some fences and plants. I was lucky to find a parking spot in front of Laureate Park today so I could go to the beach. I noticed the park and since it is located near many of the great places to eat in the area, many people will picnic there or just hang out. There are some offices nearby and lunch time brings out a lot of the workers to enjoy the sunshine. Though Laureate Park is kind of smallish, I always applaud open spaces and green areas--especially in congested areas. Though one of the most beautiful beaches in all of San Diego is just a few blocks west, it is always great to have a nice little park like Laureate.

This is a great little park situated in the middle of Coronado. It's literally the hub. There is a…read morebus stop, benches, great water feature, a flower lady and plenty of seating. While this park may be small it is an integral part of the Coronado lifestyle. They have a piano that is available during the day that people can just stop and play. Grassy areas for the pups, Shady areas with picnic tables and easy access to stores, restaurants and the beach. Lots of scenery for those of you take selfie's or family photos. Great place to people watch.