IRVINE REGIONAL PARK
1 Irvine Park Road, Orange, CA 92869 Directions
Since 1897
Here’s The Deal:
Irvine Regional Park is a 160-acre park that became Orange County's first regional park in 1897. It has six playgrounds, two horseshoe pits, and a lake accessible by visitors. In addition, 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, densely forested with wildlife trees and shaded turf areas, provide a tranquil backdrop for recreational activities.
SPECIALTY:
Road Biking, Four Softball Fields, Walking, Wild Flowers, Group Picnic Areas, Beach, Dogs on Leash, Wheelchair, Nature Trips, Kid Friendly, Trail Running, Fishing, Lake, Birding, Wildlife & Mountain Biking
Price: Parking fees(per vehicle entry ): $3
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PETERS CANYON REGIONAL PARK
8548 East Canyon View Avenue, Orange, CA 92869 Directions
Since 1992
Here’s The Deal:
Peters Canyon Regional Park is a 55-acre Upper Peters Canyon Reservoir home. It provides graded roads and trails opportunities for all visitors. You can explore sage scrub, riparian, freshwater marsh and grassland habitats. Peters Canyon Regional Park is a one-of-a-kind combination of the natural environment and man's impact on the land. Visitors can enjoy a variety of graded roads and paths throughout the park.
SPECIALTY:
Beach, Mountain and Road Biking, Walking, Dogs on Leash, Forest Lake, Birding, Running, Equestrian Trails, Nature Trips & Wild Flowers
Price: Parking Fee: $3
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SANTIAGO OAKS REGIONAL PARK
2145 N. Windes Drive, Orange, CA 92869 Directions
Since 1971
Here’s The Deal:
Santiago Oaks Regional Park is a 1,269-acre which is a place for nature lover's paradise. It has interconnecting trails suitable for equestrians, hikers and mountain bikes. It offers exhibits and programs on various natural history topics. The park has plenty of wildlife and a network of connected trails. The trails go through shady trees to a hilltop with a breathtaking Orange and the surrounding views. Santiago Oaks Regional Park has several trails to choose from, including those surrounding the parking lot.
SPECIALTY:
Picnic, Playground, Group and Summer Programs, Accessible, Wildlife, Restroom Facilities, Bicycling, Camping, Swimming, Birding, Fishing, Nature Trail, Horse/Equestrian & Snorkeling
Price: Per Vehicle:
Midweek: $3
Weekends: $5