LeBard Park

Rebecca C 2 years ago

LeBard Park is a huge 11.49-acres park settled near neighborhoods,. There is decent parking on the street, a modern playground and a handful of amenities like baseball or tennis surrounded by an all grassy area. 🚻 Restrooms open during baseball games 🐕 This park is decent to bring your dogs to 🧺 Benches for picnics or sitting. 🏞 Large Grass areas 🚗 Parking on the street 💧🚫 No Water Fountain 🗑 Trash bins 🎾 Tennis Courts (about 4) ⚾️ Baseball Diamonds ⚽️ space for Soccer but no goals setup The playground is rather large rubber matting area containing 2 playground units. One of the playground structures is intended for ages 2-5 with climbing structures and swaying platforms that stay mostly stationary and another for 5-12 years old. The bigger structure is all ropes and climbing structures, a tire swing, some slides 🛝 and a zipline. Near the park is the Santa Ana River where a bridge goes over the water way, there's a bike path, and the route takes you to the beach. You'll find people fishing, walking and hiking through the area. This modern park is overall great park to spend the day at and plan for a picnic or watch a baseball game and might be my favorite in HB!!

T B 4 years ago

Cute little park that was redone after the demolition of the old school. The restrooms aren’t open if there are no league games being played. Close access to river bed too.

Touching Turtles 5 years ago

Great park! The playground was refurbished and there so much to be had. The tire swing damaged my ACL and sprang my ankle but that was mostly my own fault. The tennis courts are cracked a bit but still very playable. However many tennis players do not respect the rules. The wait time should be an hour long MAX, and on multiple occasions we have waited 2+ hours. Even though we told the players beforehand that we were waiting. The baseball filed is also lively with kids playing occasionally. Other than that the park was great and really fun to hang out with friends.

Reijo S. 5 years ago

Nice park just off of a long bike trail. Small playground with some unique features but it is better for younger children. Tennis courts and public restrooms on site along with a handful of picnic tables.

Doug Steckman Edited 5 years ago

Typically, I go through this park and use it as a access point to get to the Santa Ana Riverbed Trail (SART) enjoying the little League fields. Today I was fortunate enough to enter this park as a little league game was being played and took note of the extensive facilities available for little league players including multiple fields and pitching bullpen. I also noted the tennis courts.