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SUMMER GUIDE TO BEST PARKS IN TEMECULA

SUMMER GUIDE TO BEST PARKS IN TEMECULA

 

Most families have their go-to park but if you’re looking to switch things up this summer we’ve pulled a fantastic list from San Diego Moms Blog!

 

Nicolas Road Park, 39955 Nicolas Road

Newly renovated with a pirate theme, this park is a popular one with families in the northeast part of Temecula. The new equipment is exciting and challenging for kids of all ages and includes some fun features and a really unique shaking bridge. The park also has a basketball court and a large lawn for kicking a ball around.

Heads Up: There are no bathrooms. The covered picnic tables are quite far from the playground. The park is located in a neighborhood and backs up onto a somewhat busy street.

 

Eagle Soar Playground & Splash Pad, 29119 Margarita Road

Always a favorite, this centrally-located park boasts an interactive splash pad that is very popular with Temecula families. The splash pad typically runs during the spring and summer months, but the water runs occasionally in the offseason. The park is fully gated and is equipped with adaptive swing seats for special needs families.

Heads Up: If you’re unsure, call ahead to see if the splash pad is running 951.694.6480 or 951.694.6410.

 

Harveston Lake Park, 29005 Lake House Road

The Harveston Lake Park is a man-made, city-owned lake with a 0.75 mile-long path that is great for the little ones to bike or scoot along. The playground is a bit tricky to find, as Google often gets it confused with another nearby park with nearly the same name. To find the Lake Park Playground, your best bet is to park at the community lakhouse and take the western path. There are several covered picnic tables and bathrooms surrounding the playground.

Heads Up: The lake attracts a lot of wildlife, including the American Coot, which is considered a pest by the locals due to its voracious consumption of the turf and its resulting mess. Fishing is officially outlawed.

 

Several other Temecula parks are in the process of being renovated, so be on the lookout for more updates from the city! Happy Summer!