Playgrounds by City

Understanding the vastness of the Irvine Ranch Natural Landmarks is key. It’s hard to believe that it’s 50,000 acres! The area was designated as a National Natural Landmark in 2006 …

Bauer Park in Huntington Beach is a mid-size neighborhood park with play structures designed for climbing and a recycled rubber play surface.

Pirate Park in Bellflower is an enclosed playground off Bellflower Blvd. Pirate theme makes it fun for preschoolers & Kindergarten age kids.

Channel Place Park in Newport Beach is a small playground that’s best visited without a car. Parking is difficult, especially during summer.

We discovered Orchard Park in Irvine when we were playing around Castle Park and Heritage Park. It’s halfway in between those parks in Irvine’s Northwood neighborhood. The park is tucked away …

It’s easy to find family-friendly walks near Dana Point Harbor. There are 5 walking or bike routes mapped with parks, play, & breakfast.

Aurora Park in Mission Viejo has a fun little nature trail and brightly-colored play equipment. Fun for preschoolers and easy for parents.

Lower Peters Canyon Park in Irvine – or officially known David Sills Peters Canyon Park – is a nautical-themed playground with restrooms.

This Huntington Beach pirate-themed playground near the pier on the sand is all inclusive. Play equipment has ramps which fit wheelchairs.

Dana Crest Park in Dana Point is in a quiet neighborhood with fun play equipment and plenty of areas to wander. Fun for dinosaur lovers!