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Stockport Park: A Neighborhood Haven for Families

Stockport Park is a lovely Laguna Hills neighborhood park with a large grassy area and plenty of room to run. NOTE: Stockport Park is under renovation during Summer 2015. The playground is currently closed and there are no picnic tables. It's a neighborhood haven in the early evening hours with families playing kickball and frisbee. Many use the park for birthday parties and barbecues. I'm re-posting it today because it just got a fresh coat of new bark last week. So I've honored the occasion with a new slideshow.

Location: Off Alicia Parkway on Wilkes - within walking distance of Laguna Hills High School. Neighborhoods are gated here - so don't take Stockport to get there. (Address: 25179 Stockport Street, Laguna Hills). MAP to Stockport Park in Laguna Hills

Highlights:

  • Notable for its many play spaces: hopscotch/compass terrace, sand volleyball court, 2 backstops, big kid play area with zip track and tire swing, little kid play area with baby swings and sandbox.
  • Nice and shady in the evening with 8 picnic tables in a grove of trees
  • I like the feel of this Laguna Hills neighborhood

Be Aware:

  • NO bathrooms
  • Some spiderwebs on the underside of structures
  • Definite fall hazards for smaller children on bridge and tower of large structure
  • Only accessible off Wilkes from Alicia Parkway (because of gating throughout neighborhood)
  • Lawn mowed during Wednesday morning hours

Checklist:

  • Limited street parking
  • Bark play surface - NEW bark in 3/2009!
  • NO bathrooms
  • Shade beside and around play areas
  • Easy to supervise children
  • Excellent picnic area with four grills

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