“Irvine Regional Park is a hiking trail in Orange County's first regional park in 1897. The trail has six playgrounds, two horseshoe pits, and a lake accessible by visitors. Also, a three-mile equestrian trail winds around the central park boundary, affording stunning views of the park and its natural surroundings. The park's rolling hillsides are densely forested, providing wildlife habitat and shaded turf areas, creating a tranquil backdrop for recreational activities. A lookout trail on the north slope offers a covered shelter, watering trough, and water fountain. Tables and grills are scattered around the 495-acre park, with close parking and restrooms. A paved bicycle/walking track winds through the park, allowing convenient access to six playgrounds, four softball fields, two horseshoe pits, and the lake. Bicycle and aqua-cycle rentals are available near the historic boathouse.
UNIQUE FACTS:
• Has Dog Park
• Wheelchair Accessible
• Has a Baseball Field.”
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