Sendero Field

There is really nothing to complain about with this park. Someone was whining about not having a trail from Sendero but that would require a bridge over the creek. Even though it is dry there is potential it could be full of water if we ever get a rain.
The park is very well-​maintained and there is a lot of fun equipment for the kids to play on as well as plenty of open space grass area.

This is a very nice, recently-​created park near the Ladera Ranch and Rancho Mission Viejo developments. The surrounding view is not that amazing, being next to the 74, but the park itself has excellent play areas, facilities, and landscaping. The cement and rubber path that meanders through it is also very pleasing and whimsical. We enjoy stopping here to unwind when we are passing through the area.

Amazing great park! Clean, has pickleball which is so fun! Neat areas to explore, big places to picnic and– if you live in Sendero– particularly on the side with the Ranch House (not Lyons) it is a beautiful walk up Ribera along Reata and the protected side of Ortega. Nice wide sidewalk (the bridge side of Ortega is completely protected).
Much safer than attempting to walk via Antonio and more beautiful.

Super cute and clean park. They need to have a trail connect to all the Sendero homes for the Sendero families who want to go to the park. Only walking way to get there is to walk along Antonio on a sidewalk that’s maybe 7 feet wide. With kids or a stroller it’s a no go to walk to the park

This is a fun park with some really cool play structures. My kids especially loved the bridges and tunnels on one structure. There is something for every age group here. Swings, slides, sand, rocks to climb on, and lots of grass area to run around. Another feature my kids loved were the curved cement walls. They used them as slides and hot wheels Ramps. The only down side is no shade so I suggest going early in the morning or in the evening.

A safe family place to bring your kids. Native shrubs, meandering sidewalks and grassy fields. Heavily utilized by neighborhood families. Come and have fun with the kids :) Expect to see lots of soapbubbles.