Playgrounds by City

Santiago Park in Santa Ana is just down the bike path from the Discovery Science Center with a revitalized playground.

La Veta Park in Orange has an expansive sheltered picnic area and fun toddler play area with a wide grassy lawn for running around.

San Gorgonio Park in San Clemente offers families great ocean views and cool breezes with picnic tables and swings. Play pickleball here.

Laguna Niguel Regional Park is an incredibly beautiful park with playgrounds and a lake off La Paz and Aliso Creek Road.

Yosemite Park in Laguna Niguel hooks up to Laguna Niguel Regional Park via a sidewalk that goes under La Paz.

Peppertree Park in Tustin is possibly the most well-known and located near the historic Old Town Tustin neighborhood for community events.

Valyermo Park in Mission Viejo is small, but a neighborhood park for kids who might prefer a less popular parks and quiet play place.

The Lake Forest Sports Park playgrounds and Recreation Center are a hub for community events, free play, and fitness.

Valencia Park in Irvine is right on the border of Tustin — off Jamboree near Irvine’s Tustin Marketplace. A quiet location with trees.

Coronado Park in Mission Viejo embraces spaces for neighborhood families to gather while children play on whimsical playgrounds.