Sunset Park is one of my favorites anyways, but this little addition makes it extra fun with toddler sized play equipment.

• No baby swings.
• 2 bench swings.
• Restrooms.

I always like to recommend this one because not only is it toddler-friendly, it is fenced so you don't have to be as concerned if you have a child who tends to stray.

• 1 baby swing.
• 2 bench swings (+ more bench swings at the big kid playground).
• Restrooms.

I love the views from this one! And there is a small part of it that works for toddlers. Plus, lots of pretend play can happen on the bridge.

• No baby swings.
• 2 bench swings.
• Restrooms.

A lot of recommendations came in for this one, The smaller structure is a fun one.

• 4 baby swings!
• 4 bench swings.
• Restrooms.

The mom who recommended this said: "Yes, it's old AND sand BUT so many options for toddlers and I don't have to climb up behind her on everything. 1-2 hours of play." That sounds like a great recommendation!

• 4 baby/toddler swings.
• 4 bench swings.
• 1 tire swing.
• Restrooms.

A nice little neighborhood park with a restroom.

• 1 baby swing.
• 1 bench swing.
• Restrooms.

This one has a little clubhouse, a pirate ship, and an area for playing musical instruments.

• 2 baby swings.
• 4 bench swings.
• Restrooms.

If you haven't been in a while, Rolling Hills Park in Fullerton has a fun structure for the 2-5 year old crowd with a lot of slides.

• 2 baby swings.
• 2 bench swings.
• Restrooms.

I love this one because it's easy to keep track of the kids here. It's kinda the perfect size for little ones!

• 2 baby swings.
• 3 bench swings.
• 1 accessible swing.
• Restrooms.

Concourse Park also got a lot of recommendations from parents. I have spent extended amounts of time here! The playground is awesome. It does back up to Whiting Ranch, so there can be wildlife in the area - like coyotes. We've personally seen rattlesnakes in the grassy area at the back of the park.

• 2 baby swings.
• 2 bench swings.
• 1 tire swing.
• Restrooms.

I love the little climbing tent here and the massive shade covers for summer days.

• 2 baby swings under shade cover.
• 2 bench swings under shade cover, plus 2 out in the open.
• Restrooms.

I tend to think of this as a big kid playground (because it is really good for big kids!). But there is also a pretty large toddler area down by the lake and away from the big kids.

• 1 swing-with-me swing.
• 2 baby swings.
• 2 bench swings.
• Restrooms.

Any playground that is built to be universally accessible is usually a good one for new walkers, as well, because there are ramps rather than steps. This park is so huge that you are bound to find something that works for your toddler.

• 2 accessible swings.
• 2 baby swings.
• 2 bench swings.
• Restrooms.

Ridgecrest Park in Aliso Viejo is another good one with smaller structures for younger kids.

• 2 baby swings.
• 4 bench swings.
• Restrooms.

When I think of Creekside Park, I think of the BIG play structures for big kids, but there is a separate section for younger kids with a teeter totter and little train & slide.

• 2 baby swings.
• 2 bench swings.
• Restrooms.

When you walk in the gates to Bluebird Park, you see the big rocket ship and playground in front of you. But if you walk in the playground and go up a few steps to your left, you'll find playground for little kids and a trike track that are both loads of fun! Did I mention it also is enclosed with a fence?

• 2 baby swings and 2 bench swings right on little kid playground.
• 4 more bench swings on big kid side.
• Restrooms.

This park has a clear line between the big kid area and the smaller kid area. There is a bridge with a little slide that separates the two.

• 2 baby swings.
• 4 bench swings.
• Restrooms.

This toddler area is small on a playground that's built for bigger kids, but there are swings, a teeter totter, and small area with a slide and tunnel. Can't forget the big plane, too. Plus, the diggers are always popular!

• 2 swing-with-me swings.
• 1 accessible swing.
• 1 bench swing.
• Restrooms.

Okay, sssshhhhhh. This is a gem! I love this park and I almost can't even tell you why, except it just works and my kids would play for hours at this park.

• 2 baby swings.
• 2 bench swings.
• Restrooms.

This is a sweet little park with a tractor on the big kid equipment and a little fruit stand on the toddler side.

• No baby swings.
• 2 bench swings.
• Restrooms.

Angel's Playground at TeWinkle Park is another accessible playground with ramps that work for toddlers.

• 2 accessible swings.
• 2 bench swings.
• Restrooms.

This accessible park is in Yorba Linda, but the parking can be a bit of a challenge if you are visiting in a wheelchair since you have to park on a hill along a curb.

• 2 baby swings.
• 4 bench swings.
• Restrooms.

There is a toddler section to this big playground away from the main park. If you do end up at the main playground with more than one child, it can be a bit of a chore to keep track of everyone.

• 4 bench swings.
• 1 tire swing.
• Restrooms.

More than one parent suggested this park and I know it's a favorite for those who live in the area. There are little spring riders and a nice compact little playground. Some complain it's dated, which it is. But others don't mind the classic feel because it means it's usually not too crowded!

• 2 baby swings.
• 2 bench swings.
• Restroom.

This is a great community park in every sense because there is a recreation center, two tot lots, and fitness paths + trails near the park. Both tot lots have equipment suitable for toddlers. The one closer to the recreation center has the swings.

• 2 baby swings.
• 2 bench swings.
• Restrooms.

This park has a really cool story of Girl Scouts fundraising for this tot lot area! How cool is that? Thank you, Girl Scouts!

• 2 baby swings.
• 2 bench swings.
• Restrooms.

Wandering the Play Island at Heritage Park in Cerritos is fun, but there is also a playground off the island which was recommended by a mom who suggested pairing with the Farmers Market on Saturday.

• 2 baby swings.
• 2 bench swings.
• Restrooms.

There are some options for playing on equipment that's fun for pretend here along with a trike track and puppet theater.

• 1 accessible swing.
• 2 baby swings.
• 5 bench swings.
• Restrooms.

My kids spent many hours playing pretend at this playground. Horses come by on the trail from the stables, so it feels like there is always an anticipation if we were going to see a horse!

• 2 baby swings.
• 2 bench swings.
• Restrooms.

This one is good for toddlers because it is fenced and also the play equipment is closer to the ground. It is in LA County, but close for North OC families. The park is only open during posted hours and closed for rain.

• No swings
• NO restrooms.

This is one of the few parks on the list without a restroom, but it's fairly close to a stop at Dinosaur Park on the way back to the freeway which DOES have a restroom.

• 2 baby swings.
• 4 bench swings.
• NO restrooms.

The toddler area has musical instruments and a smaller version of the big equipment.

• No swings.
• NO restrooms.

I'm pretty sure this is getting a re-do now or soon. So I hope they keep it as toddler-friendly.

• No swings.
• NO restrooms.

This one has no restrooms, but it's a smaller park for smaller kids which makes me love it anyways!

• No baby swings.
• NO restrooms.

Definitely a taller big kid structure, so you might only want to attempt if your toddler will stick to the smaller play structure? But a mom recommended as someplace she goes with her toddler, so I wanted to include here.

• No baby swings.
• 2 bench swings.
• Restrooms.