We went to see the fireworks as we do every year with the kids and family, This year I noticed the…read moreshow was a little shorter this time, But none the less it was worth going to see. The kids loved it.

This park is a HOT Mess. Been here only once and wish I never had to be back, but soccer calls…read more Parking lot and stalls are tight, people were double parked along curbs and on the grass. Women's bathroom was completely disgusting with only two available stalls and broken doors that didn't close plus no paper towels. The fields are janky with tall tufts of grass, a bunch of dirt and electrical boxes on their soccer fields. Balls don't even roll, they wonky bounce every where. Please clean this place up and take pride in your city and community!

This is a hidden gem of the valley. What an amazing place to take the family for a day outdoors,…read morehiking and picnicking. It's well kept up and clean. I appreciate this lovely place to experience nature.

Excellent place to hike. Beautiful views. Just watch out for mountain lions. It would probably be…read morein your best interest to carry some bear mace bare minimum.

Perfect location for a summer gathering or birthday party. The canopy area to rent is huge and…read morelocated right next to the park, field, and volleyball sand area. The park is clean and well maintained. The restrooms were also clean and fully stocked.

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Challenging but beautiful! Take the trail along the water, the mountain side one is dangerous.read more

I love this place. Whenever I go to gramma's to do housework for her, I either go here or…read moreIdyllwild. I especially love this place on windy and rainy days. The high trail gets pretty sketchy and makes for a good time. For anyone wanting to know where this place gets its name, here goes. The local native tribes had a battle that ended here. One tribe made it to the waterfall and couldn't go anywhere. The other tribe held the high ground and slaughtered them. Google it. Anyway, parking sucks. There are a couple places off the side of the road to park. Other than that, you'll have to take your vehicle down a small hill and park in a dirt lot. Said dirt lot is a place where people like to run OHV's, and their trucks. There are some elevation changes and jumps. This used to be a loop until someone removed the rope from the highest section of the waterfall. The one at the lower half is still there. When the ropes were there, it was about a 5 mile loop.the trail doesn't end at the decent from the ridge to the waterfall. You can take the trail back another 12+ miles. It opens up to some Wild West looking shit, and then a bunch of huge boulders. The high trail is the fun part. It's pretty sketchy without high winds or rain. I prefer to come here with wind, and or rain, for a better time. The width of the high trail is about a foot, to 18 inches. At some spots, it may be unclear If you're not very experienced. At other spots there is no trail, so you'll have to stretch your legs pretty far, or make a short hop. There are plenty of rocks to get a foothold or handhold on, but be careful; some of it fragments quite easily. People also go shooting here, but usually well past the loop, and they don't aim at the trails. This place is not monitored by park rangers, so if you need anything, you'll need to call San Jacinto Sheriffs. Since it's not regulated, you can camp without permits. Have fun, be safe, watch for snakes, weird locals, keep an eye out for falling rocks, and yell down below if you happen to dislodge some rocks from the high trail. This is a good local playground; enjoy it and keep it clean.

My son loves it. Not a whole lot of playground but enough to keep my son entertained. He really…read moreenjoys the swing and the endless grass for picnics.

Such a great park to have in town. It's kept clean and even has exercise equipment. They've…read morerecently replaced the swings here as well. Definitely my favorite Hemet park.

Hemet's BEST park? I'm a little biased, but this park is super clean and well-kept. There's plenty…read moreof space to jog, walk, or ride a bike on the cement pathway. Mary Henley also has a playground, lunch canopies, and a cooling station with water activities for visitors. I visited tonight for a Movie Under the Stars event hosted by the City of Hemet and it was amazing! My family and I enjoyed Moana 2 as we relaxed in the cool air and freshly trimmed grass. Mary Henley has a nice view of the San Jacinto mountains and has plenty of shade. I love the trees surrounding the park! My only complaint would be the nasty bathrooms. There's a button for flushing but it didn't work! Also, bring bug spray, there's quite a few June bugs flying around!

I've been walking around this park since 2008 and have watched it deteriorate over the years. Yes…read morethey've upgraded the playgrounds added a workout pavilion but as far as the grounds go an abysmal failure. Large areas ravaged by gophers with holes galore. Also there are 8 lights along the west side walkway. Only 3 of them work with the one with the video camera has been out since Aug. 2024. I've informed park maintenance more than a few times and they know what I have to say lately when I approach them during my noontime walks.

Love this lake always catching bass, if ppl would stop taking them there would be more to catch…read morecaught a 10.2 last weekend largemouth

One of the best things about Little Lake is Ernie, the guy who greets you at the pay station and…read moreoccasionally drives around the pond to check if you need any assistance. He's the introduction to the wonderful day you will have at this beautiful pond. Ernie is not bossy or intrusive. He only wants you to have a good time, be safe and enjoy your day. If you ASK him, he'll show you where the baby ducks and water fowl babies are. He clearly treasures them and seeing them can only enhance your visit. I loved my fishing visit to Little Lake. It is so peaceful, so beautiful, so relaxing there. I live in the Pasadena area which is a 4-5 hr.drive round trip. But it's definitely worth the effort. I'm an 84 yr.old fisherwomen and I loved every moment of my 8 hr. fishing experience here. I caught bass and bluegill.Can't get better than that. At one point I was fishing in an area that was not safe for me: too slippery a shoreline, high gravel banks.... Ernie came over and said, "Mama, this is not a good place for you. Let me help you out of there and move your stuff to a safer area." He was right and he did that for me. Thanks,Ernie. I love the easy, friendly conversations between fishing "people," in general, they are never are competitive: "What bait are you using? How deep are you fishing?" This camaraderie was alive and well at Little Lake. This pond is not for anglers who only care about the best and the biggest fish. This oasis is for those of us who just want to experience the best of nature and the best of human interactions.

The Maze Stone Restaurant used to have a great menu and their prices were reasonable…read more We went on a Sunday and the only food available was their brunch buffet. It was well-appointed, however, the price was outrageous, $50 per adult and $25 per child. My husband and I don't eat enough food to warrant the cost. It has a great atmosphere and the wait staff were very attentive. They are only open for dinner on Saturday and buffet brunch on Sunday. They close by 2 pm. We will not return.

This stone has been around for thousands of years,but I did not know about it till I saw it in a…read morebook called "Strange California'. Found out it was 10 miles away from me and went to check it out myself. It was cool to see it and wonder who or what created it? The Inland Empire has many little known places of interest to visit like this.

The most epic skatepark I've ever seen. Just dodge the homeless and nefarious element already…read moreexisting in the park and head straight for the Skate Plaza. Seriously don't look back!‍‍ Did I mention yelp sucks barely any video support and you can't put links in your review. Wanted to share the youtube link for the full tour video but alas no dice. I'm Scott Films on youtube that's where you'll find the full tour video.

Skate park is good but so slippery, you can't even put your foot down to stop because of how…read moreslippery it is and don't even think about trying to catch yourself from a fall with you're feet, your just gonna slip out instantly . Would not recommend

If you're looking for a dog park literally in the middle of nowhere, with bonus sketchy vibes and…read more"ghetto" surroundings, look no further--this is your spot! Sure, the area is not the greatest, and the locals are definitely... interesting, but once you get past all that, this dog park is kind of a hidden gem. The park itself is huge. Bigger than most dog parks I've seen, which is impressive. My only gripe? No trash cans outside the park. Super inconvenient for people like me who prefer to keep their dogs outside the fenced area. That said, my pups had the time of their lives frolicking in the grassy areas, which are surprisingly nice and well-kept. Everyone there seemed to mind their own business, which, let's be real, is a blessing. If your dog needs to burn off energy and you're in the Hemet area, this park is as good as it gets. Just keep your wits about you, and you're golden. Five stars for the park; minus 2 stars for the surrounding vibes!

I went to this dog park this morning. There were multiple piles of dog crap , the enclosure and…read morebenches smelled like urine and the water fountain didn't work. The outside the dog park the grass is green and it was pretty nice.