If your anything like me... I'm always searching for a great off leash, local dog park. Guenther…read moreWillow Park , located near the Four Seasons Community is a great park for the entire family. The park features basketball & baseball amenities. In addition there is a playground and fenced off leash dog area. The park is always clean and well maintained. Love it!

Nice local park for people and for dogs. Has a large grass area, a playground, and a few baseball…read morediamonds for people. This park also has a small dog park for all sized dogs to play in. There is some grass and some gravel; a few benches and a water fountain.

Nice little park..very clean hidden behind the bmw lot. We didn't see it at first. Quick pit stopread more

While waiting for my BMW to be serviced, a friendly service team member let me know about a dog…read morepark on the property. It's a small, charming dog park located on the corner of the car lot, and it has everything you'd need for a quick break with your dog. There's a water fountain, a little fire hydrant, a photo-op area, and soft turf for the dogs to run around. I'm not sure if it's open to the general public or just for BMW customers, but it's a great addition that serves its purpose well. Perfect for pet owners waiting on their car!

Large area for dogs but no one picks up after their dogs and there is feces everywhere.read more

I might not be the best dog park critic, considering that in the short 9 months since we rescued…read moreour dog we haven't been to many, but I really enjoy taking him here. There are two separately fenced dog areas, one for "small" dogs (35 lbs. and under) and one for dogs larger than that. As you would expect, the small dog area is slightly smaller, however, both areas are reasonably sized, with plenty of room for activities (Step Brothers... Anyone?)! But seriously, there's enough room in either park to be able to throw a tennis ball with a chuck-it and fir the dog to get some speed and work out that energy. We typically go pretty early, around sunrise before I start work. The folks I've encountered have all been friendly, and there's some "regulars" that I'm becoming familiar with. There seems to be an unwritten rule along the early birds, to take your pup(s) to whichever park isn't currently occupied, regardless of size. Now, I'm OK with this and follow suit, since my dog isn't very interested in other dogs, and is more interesting in chasing the tennis ball. That being said, it's a dog park for the public, so don't expect not to have to share! Besides, a little socialization is good for you and your animals! My only gripe is that a lot of people don't pick up after their pups, so land mines are aplenty. I do my best to make the rounds when I get there and clean up a bit, mostly selfishly so I don't get an unwanted surprises. I've never had an issue with parking, although the lot isn't exactly huge, but usually isn't too busy which is nice. I always take a peak when driving by and that seems to be the case any time if the day, any day of the week. I'm new to the area since November, so curious to see if it's a seasonal thing, and if crowds will increase as the weather heats up? We'll see! Nice little walking trail around the park, with a small children's playground. If you hope back onto Alderwood and head just a bit further (50 more yards?) there's another little park, a community center with restrooms, two half court basketball courts, two pickle ball courts, and a small grass area. I also take my son (I mean that in the literal sense, definitely not referring my pet as my child) to both parks and he always has a good time!

Good Dog Park. Good dogs come here. One side is typically for smaller and one side for larger, but…read moreas long as everyone gets alon, which they do...it really doesn't matter. The regulars each week are Charley Brown, Copper, several playful Golden Doodles, etc. People clean up after themselves and enjoy watching the dogs run and play.

Love it my dogs have so much fun my dog loves to run because he's a puppy and both of my dogs have…read moreso much fun

Great amount of shade, variety in playground areas, multiple swings and working interactive play…read morewalls! Love the all around closed fence to keep littles in as well as bathroom area with water refill station. Unfortunately the once beautiful water area is no longer there or running.

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!

Nice park, they just need to put in a restroom! People would stay here for the day if they had a…read morerestroom for sure!

Glen Arbor Park is a pretty enchanting park with an area of trees along with grassy fields and some…read moretunnels. I was staying in Murrieta, and I wanted to go for a hike. This was the closest place that I could find to go for a walk. I saw many doggies here, which was really lovely. I always enjoy seeing doggies. :) I found parking in the neighborhood next to the park. Pretty easy. There's no restrooms here. It's just a nice neighborhood park. I enjoy walking through the tunnels. I was scared at first, but it was actually okay. Haha

The park includes a softball field , playground, and a 9-hole disc golf course. Always be on your…read moretoes.

A bare bones park really. Large gazebo, medium-sized jungle gym and one softball field make up…read moreRancho Acacias Park. There are a few trails throughout the park but nothing to get excited about really. This is a neighborhood park. Most of the people that spend time here probably live within walking distance but I'm sure they all drive here instead. There is plenty of street parking and the softball field has no fence so that means you're going to have to leg out those homeruns. Sorry...

Definitely 5 stars. A must for anyone to experience. Great walking trail around the park and lake…read moreruns about 1/2 mile each lap. It is absolutely gorgeous, surrounded by a quaint neighborhood and encircled with Cape-Cod style homes. This is a delight. I hope one of my attachments shows the entire video of a kid catching a huge fish. He was even surprised himself I think! It was a great experience just watching that! There is also a playground for the little ones attached to this park and a very scenic, chilled out atmosphere.

Harveston Lake is a popular destination and location for my walks and other residents of the…read morecommunity and surrounding areas. The ducks, the turtles and the picturesque beauty of the lake through the seasons, sunsets and beautiful sunsets and to the overall experience and tranquil vibes of one's walk. I am very concerned about the ecological impact the lake is having on the habitat due to the condition of the lake at present. The lake is overrun by algae, has a revolting smell, and a large volume of the fish that lived I. The lake have died and floating on the surface. Serious action is required for safety of all humans and wildlife that flock to this man made lak