Adventure Playground

What exactly did they renovate? They had closed for like a month, but there are no changes except that The water at the kids fountain does not work, sothere is no longer any mud for kids to play with. I asked and appears there is no urgency to fix it. The positive is that it is enclosed and spacious, kids still had fun.

Great little playground. Come bring the family. Kids can play with the giant Lego blocks. There’s nice pathways to walk around , nice big playground with slides and obstacle course style stuff. Some shaded areas. There’s bathrooms, water fountains, a foosball table and even a ping pong table. Just remember to sign in near the front of this free play area. We like this place our friends like this place. We would come back anytime. Highly recommended.

Fun, safe, ENCLOSED park. You sign in when you get here. Two people are always at the front entrance keeping an eye on who comes in and out. The park is single point of entrance. Many parents sit down and let their kids run free and play- it’s safe enough to do so! There is a small water area for kids to play in, but nothing like a splash pad, just a little stream. Very Montessori. Bathrooms within. There are shaded spots to sit.

Awesome park! All my kids loved it. Ages 10, 8, 5 & 3. Bathroom had a changing table which is awesome. And there were picnic tables to bring lunch. Be sure to walk all the way around the park. Lots of fun features. Including a mud play area and a mini garden maze.

Amazing playground for all ages! This is the best playground I think I've ever been to. Lots of natural things to play with/on, as well as great play equipment, huge building blocks, slides, sand and water, & ping pong and foos ball tables. There are also shaded picnic tables with bathrooms nearby, drinking fountains, and a hose to wash off.

Park is nice. Lots of buildings blocks for the kids to play with and build towers. All the kids were building towers and knocking them down. It was nice. First time going and I will be back.

This is a great, almost secret, playground in Irvine. It's really awesome, for young and old alike - though most of the features are oriented more towards kids above the toddler age. The big selling point is free play and construction, with lots of supplies for both. They have sand and sand toys, a water/sand/mud feature with excavation equipment, and giant Legos suitable for building castles and houses big enough to fit people. Of course they also have a traditional playground as well as some other amenities (fusbal, ping pong, and it looked like some books to read). On the whole awesome. And free. Because of all the supplies it has set hours and is gated. But free. Very well kept secret and I (and my kids) love it. Though cleanup after the mud feature can be rough. My kids beg to go here.

What a cool place for the kids , sign in sheet when you arrive to make sure everyone leaves accounted for. Large mud pit for the kiddos , concrete slides and shaded areas to munch and lounge at . Tonka trucks and large lego building blocks for forts , sandbox and clean restrooms. It's attached to the public library parking lot be sure to visit the library too.