Lake Forest Sports Park,

28000 Vista Terrace, Lake Forest, CA 92630, United States

"Beautiful facility. The grounds are super well maintained with gardeners pretty much daily. The softball/baseball fields are in tip top shape, with shaded dugouts. Each field has its own shaded bleachers with space for handicap. There is also a super cute covered playground and indoor and outdoor basketball courts (but I didn't personally see them) I was here for a summer softball camp and the covered bleachers were perfect. I even found an open outlet so I was able to work while waiting for my child to be done with camp. Highly recommend this place for baseball/softball."

"My first time to this sports park...coming from Chino Hills. We saw the Rolling Stones tribute band a couple weeks ago on a Friday night. What a beautiful park and beautiful area there between the 143 toll freeway and the 5. A wonderful venue with nice people (most were locals) everywhere over acres and acres."

"Good fields in general, lots of parking spots and really beautiful place. It was unlucky for our team that after 10 minutes of rain, they canceled games and tournaments, but this is something not in control. Enjoy your visit."

"This park has everything that a great city park should have. Soccer fields, kids playgrounds, pavilions for parties and lots of open spaces. The rec center is central to the park and there is a lot of parking too. The abundance of trees ensures there is lots of Shade for everyone too"

"This is a real nice park! And it is keep very clean! They have lots of soccer fields, lots of Baseball fields, some basketball courts, and a few trails, but if you follow the trial behind the park, Aliso Creek Trail, you can meet other trails. Great park for sports playing, lots of open space. There is people always walking in and around the park. There is also a bike jumping trail, and a bike jumping little made up city that you can get to through the park, you won’t see it unless you follow one of the park trails and look down the mountain side. Parking is plenty, and if you want to park by the Baseball fields, there are signs posted that says “Park at your own risk,” I assume that is because of a ball may fly out and hit your car, even though there are nets to capture loose balls, but I guess it is still a possibility. Great park for walking, playing, running, biking!"