I absolutely love Peter F. Schabarum Regional Park! It's the perfect quick escape -- close enough…read moreto civilization for convenience, yet far enough to leave the hustle and bustle of traffic and city life behind. Right now the cherry blossoms are in full, breathtaking bloom, turning parts of the park into a dreamy pink wonderland. The wildlife is thriving too: squirrels galore that are so bold they'll walk right up to your feet if you sit still and stay calm. On warmer days I've spotted rattlesnakes scurrying across the trails, so I always recommend staying in the middle of the paths as a safety precaution. From the main entrance at Colima Road, you can choose the paved walkway or head straight for the dirt trails depending on your mood. I usually make my way toward the horse stables and equestrian area -- watching the horses get fed or running around their enclosures is one of my favorite parts. Just be mindful of the occasional big mounds of horse droppings on the trails; it's a small price to pay for the beauty. The park is generally very clean, with plenty of trash cans scattered throughout. There are numerous benches, picnic areas, fire pits perfect for groups, a children's playground, and even a seasonal creek with several charming wooden bridges crossing directly over it (though the water is pretty dry now that the rainy season is over). You'll also notice signs posted along the trails warning about bobcats and mountain lions. I've been coming here regularly for six months and haven't heard or seen any myself, but I've seen quite a few hikers carrying pepper spray as a precaution. Just be safe out there. Weekends get busy with families celebrating birthdays and enjoying the outdoors, but it's all part of the lively atmosphere. For dog lovers, there are two fantastic off-leash dog parks right near the front entrance -- one for large dogs and one for medium/small dogs. Outside of those areas, dogs must be on leash per the signs. The hilltop trails offer absolutely stunning panoramic views that make every visit worthwhile. My only heads-up: the park is officially closed on Mondays and Tuesdays (per LA County rules), but a lot of locals park across the street at the nearby mall and walk in through the gates anyway. If you're in the Rowland Heights/Hacienda Heights area and looking for a beautiful regional park with trails, nature, horses, cherry blossoms, and those lovely wooden bridges over the creek, I highly recommend Schabarum. Just bring water, wear good shoes, keep an eye out for those snakes in the summer, and stay aware on the trails! 5/5 -- I'll definitely be back soon.

DO Not park in store parking lot to walk to park. Was only in area for a few hours from Arizona. I…read morewas there for 30 minutes at 7:30 am and my car was towed, cost $590 to get back. California sucks!!! $10 fee to park on weekends and closed on Monday & Tuesday- only in California.

I hate that so many people had a bad experience. Our experience was the complete opposite. We had…read morecoach Lance and he was amazing with our son. He was friendly, patient and calm as he taught tennis skills and even incorporated age appropriate games to keep the kids engaged in the lesson. He always approached coaching with enthusiasm and put in effort to get to know the kids, their strengths and their individual tennis needs. We went through two rounds of classes and I'm sure will be back soon. I have no complaints. The entire experience was great and I have referred several other families.

My son did their 4 day, half day summer camp in June. The coaches were over half an hour late on…read morethe first day. We had to keep calling the city so they could contact Johnny Allen. Management said we would get the extra half an hour but this was probably never conveyed to the coaches. Saw a post here about where they get instructions from and I know either. The main coach seemed friendly but came disorganized and seemed like he just rolled out of bed. I wanted this to be an introduction to tennis for my 6 year old, so I didn't too much expectations. However, there were too many kids and a large range of ages for just 2 coaches to handle. The kids were just a number. Overall, very disorganized and was really just a camp to babysit the kids.

I really enjoyed this park! My son and I came here during the week and there was only one other…read morefamily here. They have elaborate playground equipment with cool slides. They have a small side and a bigger kid side and my son enjoyed playing on both sides. I have noticed unsavory characters in the parking lot before but they left us alone. There seemed to be a restroom in the community center area but it was locked when we went so when my son had to use the restroom, it was time to go! There was also a nice little walking trail as well and baseball courts that we didn't use.

Super cute park with two play grounds, lots of benches, basket ball courts, tennis courts, and…read morewalking trails all along. This is also a dog friendly park with lots of doggy bags around the park to help keep it clean. 5/5

3.5 stars! This…read morepark has a decent walking trail but I will preface it with 1) the majority is dirt or concrete 2) many people don't seem to pick up after their dogs so you will see dog poop in certain areas. I am always on the hunt for a park with a good walking trail as I have been spoiled with padded tracked parks. One loop is about 0.6 miles. The park also has a community center for classes and renting meeting rooms, along with several tennis courts. There is a small playground area on the upper level. Parking is plentiful. Overall, I will come back again if in the area.

So mom has been feeling rusty and she needed her vitamin D so I took her for a short breezy walk…read morearound the park to enjoy the sun. She was out of breath but needed the exercise badly including me. This way I can spend some time with her and look at what God created for us. There is a diamond up here to play softball, a picnic area and throughout the walking path there are little exercise areas to additional things. Down below they have tennis courts and basketball courts and other buildings for group and community activities. Lots of shaded areas to bring your pups for walks. Beware there are rattlesnakes and coyotes that you may come across but leave them be and you'll survive. Don't feed the coyotes because they'll come back to the area for food where you're not there and potentially prey on other unsuspecting peeps.

This used to be such a nice complex. The roads used to be clean, the pathways clear, and the whole…read moreenvironment just felt nice. It's still a decent place to live but the influx of random people who have no respect for our community is just terrible. Sure it's dog friendly, but people don't pick up after their pets. Our section of the community has dog shit on all the grassy areas. You can count the number of dog bins and baggies on one hand. Ever since the influx of college students renting, there's trash everywhere. People leave their trash bags out in the open or leave them three feet away from the bin, there are beer bottles, fast-food packages, and all sorts of junk on the road at times. We've been asking for recycling bins or areas to drop off recyclables, still nothing. The pool area and the jacuzzi are the worst at times. They are locked after 10 or 11 but people jump the fence and are in there at all hours. If you're thinking about hopping in the jacuzzi, better get some shots or Prep first, you don't know what you're gonna catch. This complex has so much potential, but it's like people don't give a crap anymore. To give a point of reference, my family has lived here since 1999. So, if people think it's decent NOW, then you're being cheated out on what it could STILL BE.

I enjoy living here and like the community. The trees are beautiful, neighbors are quiet. I think…read morethe reviews are really dependent on the exact unit you have, we rent and have no issues. The trees drop sap and pine needles but that's what you get with having such beautiful pine trees all around. Just respect the parking rules and you should be good to go!

Ronald Reagan Park is a very nice, clean, traditional community park. There really isn't much else…read moreto be said about it. If you're looking for a place with a simple playground in a sandbox, fresh air, and open green areas, this is a great spot. There's a nice view, tennis courts, and place for small gatherings / BBQ. It's actually pretty decently sized for a community park if you're in the neighborhood. That said, there aren't a lot of bells and whistles to this place, so if you want better playgrounds there are a lot in the area, if you want bigger spaces, there's other parks that are grander. Going back to the beginning of the review, this is just a very nice, simple, clean community park that's usually pretty quiet from our experience.

This is a nice little community park at the Southwest corner of Pathfinder Rd and Peaceful Hills…read moreRd. There are 3 tennis courts, 1 basketball court, and a playground with cushioned flooring. You can walk the perimeter of the park for approximately one third of a mile per loop (more of a triangle). The parking lot is fairly long, but it can fill up to capacity from time to time during the weekend or major holidays. The grass is well maintained as is the rest of the park.

Clean facility, friendly staff, great selection of classes and lessons for all age groups…read more Affordable prices and good amount of parking spaces too!

Amazing gameplay timing (2 21pt rounds per queue) one payment of $7 then every other time it's $2…read moreand even $1 for senior discount. Must arrive early, low amount of courts

I'm pretty new to pickleball, but this is where my wife and friends play. We just started going…read morehere and we usually play in the morning around 8am, but by that time, there is already a slew of people playing. There is a lot of parking, but when there are soccer games or other sports in the nearby field, parking can be a bit challenging. However, despite this, so far everyone in the pickleball area has been cordial (for the most part), and the system to wait for your game is easy to follow. Also, the courts are also pretty clean. As for pickleball, this has been our go-to spot.

I come here sometimes to play pickleball with my brother. They have four dedicated pickleball…read morecourts, and a good paddle system. You can't really watch the games while waiting because it's fully enclosed. The level varies, I think a lot of the players I've seen out there are newer to the game or are tennis converts during the times I've gone. My brother goes there a lot so he knows pretty much everyone. People are pretty friendly. I recommend bringing a chair to set up just outside the courts while you wait for your turn.