Yorba Regional Park

Nick Brown 9 months ago

I love this beautiful park. It’s really the only park I like to run with my dog in. He and I have been coming here for our runs for a while now and we have never had a bad experience here. If you are a nature-lover, runner, cyclist, or just someone wanting to get some fresh air, then this park is for you! The baseball gravel lot offers free parking, so don’t let parking fees be a deterrent for you going to this great place! :)

erik thomstad 6 months ago

🏞️Yorba Regional Park is a fantastic escape in Anaheim! I spent the afternoon here and was really impressed by how well-maintained everything is. I spent most of my time by the ponds, which are perfect for a relaxing day of fishing. The water is clear, and the atmosphere is incredibly peaceful—it’s a great spot to just kick back and wait for a bite. The park is also a dream for families. There are at least six different playgrounds scattered throughout, so the kids never got bored. We also loved the paved trails that wind through the mature trees; they offer plenty of shade for walking or biking. Pro-tips for your visit: Parking: There is a small fee ($3 weekdays, $5 weekends), but it’s worth it for the clean restrooms and ample picnic space. Rentals: If you aren’t fishing, check out the swan boat or bike rentals near Lot D. Whether you're looking for a quiet fishing hole or a place for the kids to run wild, this park has it all. Definitely a 5-star experience!1. The "Hidden" Free Lot You might have parked at the Yorba Athletic Park (near the baseball/softball fields on the southwest side). That specific lot is often free, whereas the main regional park entrance off La Palma Avenue is where the $3–$5 fee is strictly enforced at a ranger kiosk. 2. Annual Passes A huge number of regulars in Orange County use the OC Parks Annual Pass. Instead of paying each time, they just show a hangtag or scan a card at the gate, which can make it look like they’re just driving right through without a transaction. 3. "Pay and Display" Machines If the ranger kiosk is unstaffed (which happens during slower hours), the park uses automated machines. People pay at the kiosk, grab a receipt, and put it on their dashboard. If you arrived and the gate was open, you may have just missed the "Pay Here" signs.

Susan Whittington a year ago

This park is amazing, there is much to do for all ages. Many picnic shelters, and tables, playgrounds and restrooms. Also great shaded walking trails separate from bike and running trails. The lake and boat rides make it the perfect urban park. Lots of parking and a great price for entrance fees. It is well maintained and clean with trash cans everywhere. Very dog friendly. And did I say it has beautiful trees!💚🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲💚

Stephanie Anne Francisco 3 months ago

Came here on a Monday. I don't know how crowded it gets during weekends but the park looks nice with plenty of parking spots. Perfect place for picnics.

alicia joy.mendez 2 months ago

Excellent place to enjoy with the family The entrance fee is 5 per car, but it's a great place and a great, healthy price for renting water and land bikes.