I don't visit Simi Valley very often, but whenever I do, I always make sure to stop by this park. I…read morewas there recently for a baby shower, but I've also been with my kids countless times. The park has plenty of parking and large open spaces where everyone can run around and burn off their energy. There are also several bathroom facilities, making it convenient for families. In the summer, when the heat kicks in, they have a splash pad to help stay cool, and there are always plenty of ducks to watch, adding a little extra joy to the experience.

I love Lemon Park Its the best park ever and there was two playgrounds one small one big and it has…read morea beautiful waterfall yes the pretty sight it's a great park you should definitely check this out if you're not in Simi come down over here and check this park out it's great!!!

A hidden gem of a park! (+) full court with new basketball…read morehoop nets (+) wide open grass field, seems fairly maintained and no giant boulders on it (like some places in the valley, meant to prevent and discourage the public to play soccer or other sports... at the park (-__-) (+) playground for the kids and people or families going around the pathways for exercise or walking their dogs (+) bonus star for an actual windmill here (-) no 5th star because of lack of bathrooms... I guess it's mostly for the surrounding residents who have access to their own (at home). Also, it's quite a drive up First Street to get here, unless you already live in this area.

I love this park. It is a great place to come walking in the mornings. Rancho Simi Recreation and…read morePark District keeps this place super clean. They come by everyday to check the trash cans and make sure everything is kept up. The grass is also well kept and the playground is in good shape.

All 4 One has been a blessing in our sons life. He signed up at age 7, in 4 months of playing under…read morehead coach: Bobby Johnson and Assistant Coach: Casey Bisetti, he has now found his passion. They took a young boy that enjoyed basketball and taught him the to perfect his game in every way. He's learned so much. He's being taught such unique fundamentals with up to date learning equipment. These coaches really care. My son has seen his hard work and devotion paying off on the court. He's already the talk of the town in his city. My daughter, (Miss Pre-Teen West Coast United States) is 10 and is already signed up for a bundle of 10 private lessons this fall. We're blessed to be apart of the All4One Family & will definietly continue for years to come. We'd give more then 5 stars if we could ;)

From the owner: All 4 One Basketball teaches boys and girls basketball in a fun and competitive atmosphere that…read moreencourages skill development, sportsmanship, camaraderie and learning how to win and lose with class. A4O teaches skills that will relate to more than just basketball, but will also pertain to everyday life. At All 4 One, we are One 4 All.

Concerts in the Park ! Britney Spears cover band, great way for the community to get together for…read morefree entertainment

Guess we don't get out often enough, or I can confess to sleeping on checking out this park. We…read moredrive by it on Royal Avenue multiple times a week, so knew that it was there, but we'd never been there before last Saturday evening. Dear Hubby and I attended the Water Lantern Festival event there, thus experiencing the environment of the park for the first time. The first thing we found was a good-sized parking lot on the west side of the park grounds. Because the festival boasted food trucks to feed the guests, part of the parking lot was devoted to their space. We still had an easy time parking (for free). From there, we walked east past a soccer pitch toward the amphitheater / duck pond area where the festival was in full swing. I didn't realize that the park hosts live music during the summertime. With the natural bowl of the sloping lawn area it would be a nice place to listen to a concert. Bring a blanket, some lawn chairs, and a picnic, and you'd be all set. Am not sure of the restroom situation. The festival brought in porta-potties and free-standing sinks, which were plentiful. There may be actual flush toilets and fresh water sinks in the park, but I didn't see a building for same in the area where we spent time. The duck pond would be a great place to bring kids, but please leave bread at home. It's bad for the digestive system of water fowl. Signs announcing this are around the pond. I'd have to research what better alternatives there are, but bread is a no-no. This park is home to tennis and basketball courts, plus the community swimming pool, too. Centrally located in town and convenient for most residents, it's one of the pluses of living in suburbia to have spaces like this available to get outdoors and play.

What a great find!! We were passing through on our way to see a friend from out of town. The kids…read moreneeded to get some wiggles out, so we came here for fun. So many different spots for kids to play, and this was a very family-friendly area. Multi-generational, and everyone was very friendly. There was a splash pad, basketball courts, two playgrounds, and pond (large water feature? Pond might be strong.). Our kids used the restroom and said it was the best park restroom they'd been in. Of particular note was toilets that flush and soap and water to wash hands. They said it was super clean! Highly recommend!

This is one of the nicest, cleanest, and very community friendly recereational park we've been. It…read morehas tennis and pickleball going. The fountain is very calming and relaxing. This park offers plenty of space for many family, sports, and community activities.

A couple weeks ago we were thoroughly bored with walking just in our immediate neighborhood, and…read morewanted to shake up the routine. We came to this large community park to embrace variety in scenery. We were able to walk on many of the sidewalk areas meandering around the perimeter of the park. The tennis courts were open, but the playground and baseball diamond were closed. Overall, there were minimal other visitors to the park as twilight approached. We caught a beautiful sunset and had a really pleasant walk. Plentiful lighting made it possible to finish up our stroll of the grounds after the sun was down. We'll be back for more walking and try different pathways next time.

We've visited this park a few times in the morning, early afternoon, and early evening. It is so…read morebig that it seems like you have lots of space to keep to yourself but the people here are friendly so you may not want to isolate yourself. We Like the vibe and family atmosphere. Love the large spread out feel. Very clean and nice people come here. Two play structures for the kids. Tennis courts, basketball courts, baseball diamond, soccer field, picnic facilities. Great place to host a party. Lots of parking.

Just a short rest stop before our designated grandparent baby sitting duties nearby. My wife needed…read moreto stretch her legs. We parked on the street, right in front of the children's playground. Empty at first, then right on queue moms and their little ones started arriving from all directions. Such a nice quiet park on this warm late February day in Simi Valley, that already feels like springtime. Perfect for when our little grandson grows into his time for romping around in the park.

This park is absolutely BEAUTIFUL!!!…read more It's just off the main road on a small cul-de-sac. There is street parking attached to the park, however no restrooms. The park has a ton of beautiful aqua and red play equipment, with a swirly and bouncy slide, two smaller slides for toddlers/little kids and a fun little tunnel to crawl through. There is also a ton to climb on: a rock wall, plenty of climbing ladders and a climbing tree. The park has 2 big kid swings and two toddler swings and a 4-person rocking-horse-see-saw. There is a basketball court and tons of lovely green space. They have plenty of areas to sit including a beautiful gazebo. Love this park! Truly enjoying our time here !!!

We love this dog park! It's beautiful up in Big Sky and the views are incredible! I love that…read morethere's two huge areas!! One for large dogs and one for small dogs. Just beware, every time I come here people bring their large dogs into the small dog section usually because they have one of each and like to keep them together. I've never seen a situation happen but I admit I was pretty freaked as our small dog is very small and I'm always concerned and a bit intimidated.

What a wonderful park! There is a fairly new play structure with plenty of shade (and it's also…read morefully gated in, which is a great feature). Plenty of parking right nearby too, and bathrooms as well. Great park for parents of toddlers looking for a nice playground!