It was a hot day but we had so much fun there! No bathroom but there was a fairly clean port a…read morepotty. equipment is well kept and park was clean. Glad we stopped by for the kiddos.

First time to this park and the kids loved it. They especially loved the zip swing, although it…read moretakes some effort to get the swing up to the starting point. The slide is high and there are some challenging climbing areas. The swing set and teeter-todder is set near a smaller play area for younger children. The walking path behind the park is also nice and the kids enjoyed the hanging bars. Overall, it's a wonderful playground for kids to run and work off their energy!!

The good: The playground here is huge, fun and spacious. The…read moreentire space is enclosed by a gate so it feels safe for your kids to roam around. From the playground you get a view of the pickleball court and the roller hockey rink. There are lots of covered overhangs for the picnic areas and also for the playground. There are benches around the splash pad area. I really liked the treasure hunt aspect of the playground where there were symbols around the playground you could look for after spinning an arrow that landed on an item you could look for. There was plenty of parking. There's also no dirt or tanbark so your kids can keep much cleaner. The bad: Four of the five stick things with metal chains where kids could stand was missing. Perhaps it was betting fixed. The interesting: I couldn't find the bee symbol anywhere. Let me know if you found it!

Beautiful park, gorgeous trees and plants. Nice bathrooms. Fenced playground…read more Good variety of playground equipment for different ages and abilities. And large enough for children to have space to explore. Small areas of shade for parents to stand and sit. Splash pad was not operating, which was a good thing on the day we visited. We were not prepared to get the children wet.

Needed to write a review for the splash pad component. The team working the splash pad during 2021…read moreCovid precautions did a great job. We drove the hour to come up from San Diego to Temecula to visit this park and spend the day with littles. Arrived at noon on a weekday, and the team was very informative about their lunch time closure and process. Check the city website. They do have great information and details there as well. I love that things were fenced off -- both around the playground and again around the splash pad -- to moderate the number of folks entering and exiting. The team working there is very kind.. keeps a good eye on the littles (parents do need to enter with the kids).. and do moderate the number of folks to avoid over crowding. This splash pad is associated with the Margarita Community park (https://www.yelp.com/biz/margarita-community-park-temecula) but the splash pad itself is listed separately with the city. I wanted to recognize the great job the team working the splash pad did. It's not huge.. but it's just right for kids up to early elementary. Mostly for the littles in attendance are of the age where they are just discovering their walking skills and can enjoy the splash of water on a hot day. The other kids weren't too crazy or rambunctious.. so I felt safe. Parents that day (weekday during school hours).. did pay close attention to their own children to keep everyone in check. There is one outdoor shower post to rinse off (the water is highly chlorinated -- or has a smell like outdoor pool water). Not much shade so definitely bring the sunscreen and hats. Recommend water shoes... even though the ground was clean and paved, the ground does get a bit toasty and it's just safer imo. They run in 55 minute increments to then shut the water off. and give the space a break and refresh the crowds. Once school lets out.. it does get more crowded in both the park and the splash pad. I believe the splash pad (as well as the surrounding park) are ADA accessible which is fantastic. I'm happy to see that all friends, of all abiliites, are able to enjoy fun time in the sun! Lots of fun.. and wish we lived closer!

My toddler had an amazing time! Definitely will be come back! So much space to run around and it's…read moreall gated so I don't have the stress of him running out of sight.

What a great park to stop out when coming from San Diego area back the IE. Our kids get antsy on…read morelong drives and this is always a great place to stop for a stretch and to get out of traffic. There's a large lake to walk around with ducks,geese and turtles. There's a playground with literally a super convenient bathroom right next to it. And it's surrounded by a beautiful neighborhood of cookie cutter houses. I would say the only downfall is parking can be tricky if you don't know how to parallel park

What a great park, it is inside a neighborhood that is very cute. They have a nice walking path and…read morelots of ducks. A great area to pic in as well. Very friendly people and dog friendly. You can park on the street or they do have a parking lot connected. They have row boats and people do like to go fishing there. Great place to come for a date or family time. The flowers also smell amazing so it gives you a great outdoor experience

Great park! Nicely themed. Equipment for small children and big kids too. Play areas in great…read morecondition. Clean restrooms. Beach volleyball, basketball courts and large grassy area.

Very nice I like…read morethis park for my kids, for party, for entertainment and training. That's good

Riverton Park is a hidden gem . My kids love this place. The park is always clean. The equipment…read moreis fun and entertaining. They can play here for hours.this park as a large canopy area with tables and a huge grass field. My only issue is that it has a porta potty as the restroom, but that's literally the only somewhat bad thing I can say about this place.

Riverton Park, Temecula, CA. This is one of my daughter's…read morefavorite parks in the area. There is a huge grass field to the left of this picture and plenty of shaded tables to the right of the pictured area. There is a bathroom available but it is porta-potty style. The park is well kept and always clean. Due to the amount of mature trees in this park there is always plenty of shade no matter what time of day you are here. I can see this being great for parties but keep in mind it's street parking so it is limited on the amount of cars that'll fit. There are slides for all age groups as well as climbing areas for all difficulty levels. The disk swing in the center is a huge hit with all the kids and when more than a couple families are here there is always a line for it. One nice thing I have noticed, usually you can hear frogs chirping in the bushes. It's a really cool sound that makes you feel far outside the city and is really enjoyable:) Come check this park out for yourself, it'll quickly become a favorite!!

This park is super cute and well kept. It has a tot lot for 2-5 yr olds and a bigger playground for…read morethe big kids. There are 2 basketball hoops for practice or pick up games. Then there is a big field great for playing catch or running laps. Dogs are allowed on a leash. It's adjacent to the custom homes and Crowne Hill so it still looks great after all these years. There are bathrooms on site and covered picnic tables. Sometimes when I drive by at night I see a creepy car parked there so stay away after dark.

Pretty scenery but I give it 3 stars for safety. Moms have a great 360 view of kids but the park in…read moreright by the busy street, only closed off by a little white picket fence that can easily be scaled or gone through by a quick child.

Coco our Samoyed needed to pee and we've been driving around to about 3 other parks already and she…read morejust won't go. I mean she's really picky about her pee spots. It usually has to be on ARTIFICIAL TURF!... GOOD NEWS: There were other dogs walking by her and they all did their entire business without a problem. Most people brought their own doggie bags because there was mostly a big field with some grass around it and a walking trail. Coco ended up posing for pictures! BAD NEWS: Our Coco still did not let it go so we took some nice pictures and went home afterwards... WOLF CREEK PARK is a great spot to just come and relax at. It does get nice and windy during the late afternoon. I would suggest bringing a jacket if you're visiting during the evening hours... OVERALL: It's a nice and pretty clean park overall!

This fun park has a sweet splash pad -- just look for three big rocks sitting in a circle a little…read morepast the playground. Water comes out of those rocks! Pretty neat. The playground is separated into a section for little kids and a section for big kids. There's fun for everyone! There are also many benches and shaded places to sit. It's such a nice area. The Wolf Creek playground also has lots of things to climb and balance on, for those kids who like to climb and balance. There are bathrooms and plenty of parking. Overall, this is a great Temecula park.

One of the best parks in Temecula valley. This park offers so many events and activities for people…read moreof all ages. It has an awesome outdoor skate hockey rink. There's plenty of playgrounds for kids and pickle ball courts. There is a hangout area dedicated to teens. There is also a small arena, gym, pool, and splash pad. There is also a skateboard / scooter park area for kids to practice their skills safely. You can rent event spaces that hold up to 200 people for weddings, parties, and celebration of life. Finally there is a bmx section coming soon!

2025: This year, our 8 year old grandson is part of The Sonics soccer team. They play every…read moreSaturday at various times. We are so grateful that Temecula has a number of great sports parks. This park has a number of soccer fields that are well maintained. It's fun to see these young players learn good sportsmanship, engage in physical activity & develop their athletic skills while having fun. We're fortunate that Temecula has a robust parks & recreation program. We are also grateful to the coaches, who volunteer & dedicate their time to the youth soccer program. This park has held many other community events and is in a great location. Parking can be a bit tight so the game times are staggered. There are playgrounds and bridges as well as pickle ball courts. Overall it's a lovely park.

I just discovered The Sam Hicks Monument. A great tribute to pioneers of Temecula. I enjoyed the…read morevisit and photo opportunity.

Sam Hicks Monument Park is located at the end of Front Street in Old Town Temecula. It is a shot…read morewalk to Oldtown and you can always find parking here. The park is about 2 acres acres and has a beautiful gazebo which is a really nice place to sit and relax. There are a ton of shade trees because Temecula in the summer can get very hot. The park has nice and clean picnic tables and BBQ grills. It is not usually crowded, but use of the BBQ area can get crowded for a kid's birthday or other family event. The entire are is very clean and you can bring your dog. Keep them on a leash. The restrooms are clean and safe. The Sam Hicks Monument (designed by Hicks) is made out of a 150 ton block of white granite. The monument was designed by Hicks to honor those who came through many years ago on their way to another California area to make a life. It is lovely. There is a super nice place area for kids and they will be busy about an hour. It is not huge, but wine/grape themed and super cute. It is a great place to park, go to the park and then walk over to Old Town.