Lemon Park

Very pleased with my experience overall. Lots of fun for the kids. All the kids I saw here were having a blast in the splash pad and on the playground. The playground had lots of fun features. The only negative thing I could say about the park was some of the graffiti on the benches and mural on the entrance, but that's kind of expected as this is southern California and any effort to remove it would be useless as it will just be graffitied again shortly. But it's a great place to bring the kids for free and burn off some of that energy!!

It's a nice park to be at especially if you have kids they have the splash pad which is great for kids specially when it's super hot outside. It is open from like 10:30 to 5:15 p.m. but with that it needs to be kept up with the grass and the bushes let's say the landscaping here needs to be kept up but besides that it's not a bad place! Does have a playground for kids it is a kind of a small park but good enough, but also has a club YMCA here at this location on the property but I guess it's not open all the time

Nice park with a solid rec area, and a gargantuan play area for the kids - plus the splash pads is a nice touch. One and a half basketball courts plus a fitness area! The equipment isn't exactly top notch but it's nice to see. Lots of homeless but sadly it happens.

This was hands down the most disgusting park I’ve ever been to. There was trash everywhere, overflowing garbage cans, litter scattered all over the grass, and the splash pad area looked completely neglected. But the worst part? The bathrooms. There was feces smeared across the stalls, no toilet paper, no soap, and the stench was unbearable. It was beyond unsanitary; it was a health hazard. This park could have been a wonderful place for families to enjoy, but instead, it’s the perfect place for kids to get sick. It honestly felt like the city has just given up on maintaining it. The Mayor of Fullerton should be ashamed of how this public space is being handled. We left early and will never return again. Families deserve clean, safe spaces, not this nightmare. Fullerton needs to do better.

I really love this park, but with one exception. While it has an awesome playground, really fun splash pad and family friendly environment, it is kind of hidden from street view because of the dense shrubs against the street side. This can lead to crime since you can't see inside it. Also, there are also several homeless people there which is fine when there are lots of other people there. If the city would trim/remove some of this vegetation, I think this would be a much more inviting and popular park for everyone.

Beautiful park... has two playgrounds for different ages... water fountains... to enjoy a day on the park... The city must to provide maintenance to keep it in good conditions and safety for our children's and the community.

Upon entering this this little hidden gem of a park the first thing I always take In is the families.All of them enjoying a park the way it was meant to be enojoyed. Children fill the jungle gym, parents picnicing at tables, always some sort of party at the gazebo, but number one for this time of year is the splash pad. That amenity alone brings in most families. With only so much seating space most people pull up a beach chair or bust out a blanket. The beauty of moments like this when money is not needed to have fun is the perfect remedy for the struggles of everyday life and just plain old family fun time... For the person who is a pet parent I see plenty of green space and friendly dogs as well as owners. Lastly for the people who are alone and at the park, I know you will find what you expected to find in a park with satisfaction... Note to readers: not much space for jogging but still plenty to do with the various work out equipment.