Monica Sierra

We were there for Alien Con. It was easy to navigate through the hall. There were ample bathrooms, vending machines with snacks and drinks and it is a nice space but I wish they had a little seating outside of the events, in the lobby. I was recuperating from a leg injury and it would have helped to sit for a couple of minutes while waiting for our party to catch up.

What a beautiful, truely natural and lush (after the recent rains) place to enjoy nature! The parking is along the street on the east bound side of Foothill Pkwy, there were trash cans, a water fountain, a well paved path to get up into the hills and later, I found several well defined trails. There is a Forestry information board with maps and a little back ground. The canyons have been carved by the small creeks that seem to really fill with rain water and there was a little water yet. I am in search of some small waterfalls that I have heard of. It is my new favorite place to be at and I will be spending a lot of time there.

this Fresh, open and beautiful little Park is reminiscent of what an old Victorian Walking park might have looked like. It is nicely laid out with several gently curving, concrete pads. These pads wind in and out and allow you to get a nice power walk for exercise or push a stroller just to relax. His very peaceful and I would recommend it for anyone who needs a place to meditate. The parking meters at the front stop charging at 5 p.m. during the week so you can use it for an after work relaxation. There's a Magnolia and an oak tree which must be a hundred years old or more, truly Splendid for anyone who's into Horticulture and has a appreciation of plants. They've added a adorable little Japanese gate and Garden area. It's very well done and very much worth the drive just to see the Japanese garden.

This is a nice little park, newer and clean with a good play area. There are larger parks with larger play areas but this one includes a water spray for hot weather. They have a basketball court, some pergola covering, and a nice, easy hill terrain for power walking. You need to slow down as you approach so you don't drive past it.