We came here for the very FIRST event called FLAVOR FEST which also featured $5 global tasting menu…read morefrom certain vendors. There was a FREE CONCERT thought the day featuring Thai Dancing, Lion Dance, Polynesian Dance, Rock and Roll Band and more!... I got there at about 4pm and some of vendors like the Lumpia or GOI Thai Express was not ready yet. I was looking forward to trying some of the $5 tasting menu but, I realized that the portions were small so I bought some of the regular orders as well... $5 TASTING MENU: 8/10 My favorite tasting menu was from the Mediterranean vendor called Flavor Fire which had 2 CHICKEN SKEWER, hummus with rice pilaf and an orchid flower. I also got the $5 Lumpia which has about 5 mini lumpias... GOI THAI EXPRESS: 7/10 Waited in line for 30 plus minutes and got the Brisket with truffled fried rice and curry puffs. The CURRY PUFFS were tiny and not tasty. However, the BRISKET with TRUFFLED FRIED RICE was FIRE!!!! That was worth the wait... I would recommend coming at 4:30pm as some of the popular vendors like GOI THAI EXPRESS and the LUMPIA vendors were not ready yet. The festival was set to start from 3:00pm-8pm... PARKING: PLENTY of parking Both on the dirt and the concrete!! AMBIANCE: 10/10 This was a great experience and I hope they will have it every year! It is by far the most impressive FOOD FAIR because it's not as crowded as the LA or OC fair and it's the most organized and CLEANEST FOOD FESTIVAL I've ever seen! Bravo!! Unlike the 626 night market, this event also has FREE ADMISSION!!! It's a WINNER WINNER TOWN SQUARE PARK CHICKEN DINNER!!!!!!

Town Square Park (also known as Hunt Field) in Murrieta is really two parks in one -- and both…read moreserve different purposes depending on what you're looking for. On the south side near the corner of Plum and Juniper, there's a smaller grassy park area with lots of beautiful shade trees and about 5-6 picnic tables. It's quiet, peaceful, and perfect for lunch, relaxing, or small gatherings. There's no playground equipment here -- just open grass and shade -- which makes it great for older kids or adults wanting a calm space. One thing to note: it's not enclosed or gated, so if you have little ones who like to wander, you'll want to keep a close eye on them. The other half of the park is Hunt Field, home to three baseball fields regularly used by Murrieta National Little League. There's one Juniors-sized field and two smaller T-Ball/little kid fields. The fields are very well maintained -- you can tell there's an ongoing battle with gophers, but the city and league do a solid job staying on top of it and filling holes quickly. There are two porta-potties near the main field closest to Juniper (though currently no ADA-accessible unit -- something I've asked the city to consider adding). On game nights or Saturdays when there are official games (not just practices), the snack bar is sometimes open, which is a nice bonus. Shade is limited around the baseball fields, and while there are small bleacher sections at each field, bringing your own chair is a smart move for comfort. Parking is pretty convenient -- street parking is available, there's a smaller lot off Juniper with a few handicap spaces, and a much larger lot in the back accessible from Plum Street or Adams Avenue. Bonus tip: If the Community Center is open, you can use the indoor restrooms instead of the porta-potties. Overall, it's a great community park and a central hub for local youth baseball. Whether you're there for a quiet lunch under the trees or cheering on a Little League game, it's a solid Murrieta staple.

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.

**The trail is located to the east across the street from the parking lot. You'll see a small trail…read morewith stairs. It's called Mcvickers path In an enclave of Lake elsinore, near the foothills, is a small and unique trail. Best for walkers, beginning and intermediate joggers, the trail is scenic, simple, yet rigorous for its many turns and wooden steps. For runners and bikers, it is definitely not the right place for such activities. Parking is ample and open at 6 am. The trail is located on the other side of the street and connects to another small park as you travel east . The overall distance round trip would be around 3 miles. It's definitely a workout training area. Great for stair routines and for walking with your furry pal.

Great hike if you like steps both up and down but totally worth it if you also like the view of…read moreLake Elsinore The one way trip is about a half mile and of course round trip is a little over a mile Good short rigorous hike and good for the gluts

Summerly Community Park playground has lots of shade! This is probably the shadiest (in a good way)…read moreplayground that I've ever visited, and I've visited many playgrounds. There are big canopies that tower over the playground equipment, which was a relief on the hot 90-degree day that we visited. The shade keeps the equipment cool, so kids can actually enjoy it. There are separate jungle gyms for young kids/toddlers and older kids. There are little spinny seats to spin on, tunnels, slides, caves, and lots of areas to climb and parkour. I would say that this playground skews a little on the young side. Kids 10 and younger would probably enjoy this the most. This park also has multiple baseball fields (two major and two minor league), a dog park, a huge skate park and lots of parking. This is a neat community park in Lake Elsinore.

I've lived here about five years and I've complained about the Jacuzzi being broken down multiple…read moretimes. They spent approximately $240,000 redoing the pool and Jacuzzi making the Jacuzzi twice as large. You can't really tell much difference other than that. Every third time I go to the Jacuzzi, it isn't working and I've complained over and over again and only get a lot of Nothing. They need to change the way they turn the Jacuzzi on because the fob system is fallible and constantly breaks down. I've told this to them over and over again for five years and they do nothing about it. I'm wondering why they didn't add another Jacuzzi to the other pool so that if one broke down residence could go to the other whoever's planning Everything here doesn't know what they're doing. They are probably sick of me complaining, but I don't care I pay my dues on time every month, but I'm not getting the value out of it.

We came again to try the playground for our toddler. It was perfect! The rubber pad is great for…read moreyounger kids and the playground is meant to be for smaller kids too! So my toddler had a blast here. There are also plenty of grassy area for our little one to run around on and explore. It's a great park and really popular with the residents in the area as well, so I wouldnt be surprised if this park gets crowded. Oh and it connects to a walking/biking trail too!

Small but entertaining playground for toddlers and preschoolers. Soft turf underneath, not sand or…read morewood chips. Clean bathroom facilities. Entrance to a walking path across the field. Not a lot of shade, so be mindful of the weather.

UPBEAT and SPACIOUS! I was impressed with Centennial Park, it's got a huge soccer and baseball…read morefield, a few basketball courts, canopies, and sizable restrooms. Not to mention lots of space to walk around and get a jog in! The park is newer, it's got fresh cut grass and pretty foliage! I also liked the cute flowers and trees. About 75% of the park is perfectly lit, the other 25% was pitch black. The soccer field was totally dark and there's this odd stretch of dirt near the Centennial Park sign, it's not very appealing. The lighting situation here is strange as the massive baseball field has awesome, stadium level lighting. I visited for the first time for the Menifee Moonlight Market and I had a great time. There's plenty of room for vendors, live music and food trucks/tents!

This park is embedded within a neighborhood, so drive slow! Plenty of parking spaces and stree…read moreparking. There's a huge grassy field and 2 ( I think) baseball/ softball fields. The playground is tucked in on the other side of the park. The playground is tucked in and in a somewhat enclosed area. I like that the ground is made out of rubber, so it's great for toddlers!! There are 2 playground sets, one for the little toddlers and one for bigger kids. There are also swing sets as well both for older kids/ adults size and for baby. Overall, it's a great park!

This park was just what I was looking for! I was staying in…read moretown for a night and wanted some Hot Home cooked food instead of eating out.. I googled this park and found they had Grills and it wasnt to far from my hotel! Glad I took the time to drive over here even though it was a 15 minute drive from Hemet! The park was clean and had a nice basketball court and plenty of playground space for the kids! The grill was well mantained and had plenty of tables nearby Next time im in town and need a place to BBQ I will stop by here! As for the drug activity and Homeless.. I didnt see anything going on and I was there after dark!

Eller Park is smaller, but that's ok. It's perfect for the community…read more There's a basketball court (that gets a lot of use!), a playground and a walking track. Who doesn't love a walking track? There's a parking lot in the front. A really great local park for times when you need to get some fresh air while keeping it casual!

Park seemed nice and peaceful, until my son was attacked by a feral cat. There were feral cats…read moreeverywhere. Totally unsafe for children. Won't be coming back.

I have all good things to say about this rv/mobile home park. I didn't want to review it so people…read morewouldn't find the best kept secret in Elsinore lol!!! But I have to review, because the people of yelp have to know how great crane lake side is. After looking and calling around for RV parks in Elsinore, we found this gem to put our RV let me just say they have the cleanest, safest prettiest! Park in all of lake Elsinore and it's pricing is just right. The managers are wonderful, they are friendly professional and know what they are doing. Dogs are allowed, the weekly or monthly rv spots are literally in front of the lake so you have amazing lake views!!! I would not go anywhere else in Elsinore. This place is really the best kept secret in lake Elsinore. Space rent in front of the lake which is a private beach is $650 which is a steal for the views you get. And permanent spots I am unsure. There is also mobile homes up at the top of the park which just make the park look so much nicer. All of the spots are concrete , so your trailer isn't sitting on dirt, so much nicer. If you're looking for a wonderful RV park to call it home, this is the spot.