Temecula Duck Pond

This duck pond is great for everyone and a plus for nature lovers. If you look up into some of the trees you will find bird nests of all types of birds. very cool

Nice little duck pond with all different kinds of ducks, you’ve got your Aflac ducks, black ducks, turkey ducks, mallard ducks, White House Black Market ducks, baby ducks and even some turtles. We took them some thawed out frozen peas and corn since that’s what Google said to feed them, they would rather have bread of course but it’s really bad for them. We had fun and can’t wait to visit them again, so cute.

What a cute place to hang out during a nice afternoon. There’s a few picnic benches under a covered pergola, but can get crowded on a holiday weekend.
The pond is really serene and is surrounded by trees. This is really a nice spot to take the kids to see ducks.
My daughter had a blast looking at the ducks and trying to ”catch” them. You’re not allowed to feed them (which is probably safer) but my friend and I did come prepared with some stale bread.
There is plenty of parking and right off the 15 freeway. Will be back again!

Childhood memories never go away!!!~~~

No duck feeding at the Temecula Duck pond whatsoever.
I understand that feeding bread to ducks is actually a bad idea, but how about installing some of those gumball machine — like dispensers of duck food?

Stumbled upon this park with my boyfriend and we were dazed because it was so pretty! Took a nice stroll, great scenery for pictures and it looks overall amazing with the sunset shining down on the waters. The ducks are cute and the statues are really cool. Will come back for more relaxing dates.

Went here for Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony. Cute little place to run around if looking for a nice place to run. Not a lot of parking space though and its way too close beside two intersecting streets. A bit nosy and too many buildings around. Good place for a picnic or for strolling.

We love the Temecula Duck Pond! Not only does it have awesome ducks that you can feed, but it’s the half way spot from San Diego to Palm Springs! This means when the grandparents decide they can handle my two rambunctous kids for the weekend, hubby and I get a kid-​free weekend! We all know what that means?!? You got it… sleep! ;)
The pond is serene and beautifully landscaped. There are benches and waterfalls and nice sculptures. There is also a great grassy area for picnics and a restroom for little bladders. Love this! Five stars!

Love this place! HUGE pond… so many ducks! Beautiful little waterfall type sections for the ducks to waddle… great parking. Really enjoyed coming with my kids

We used to love coming here with the kids when we first moved to Temecula, but soon stopped dropping by because the ducks are pretty aggressive and the sidewalks are covered in poo. Not a lot of shade so it’s super hot on sunny days and pretty stinky too.

Small duck pond with lots of ducks to entertain the kids. Just three stars because everything is covered in duck poop. Along the entire path around the pond, all the stones where kids like to climb, everywhere! There are a few benches with trash cans around the pond, but I don’t feel there are enough on a busy afternoon.

FIVE STAR DUCK POND!
This is by far the best duck pond I have ever visited. Whenever I’m in town lately, I make a point to stop by when I’m doing a morning run because:
–There are ducks galore.
–There is a huge pond with a fountain in the middle of it.
–There are benches around the pond for you to sit, relax, and look at the ducks.
–It’s on the corner of Rancho California Road and Ynez Road in Temecula.
This place lives up to its name.

Randomly located at an intersection. Small area with Chinese theme décor and crap load of ducks waddling around. The small lake is very man made looking. The ducks r really friendly.

It’s a nice pond to feed ducks and see the turtles and fish. We also enjoy walking around the pond but at the end of the pond the trash and leaves gather and it’s kind of gross. But other then that my kids and I enjoy coming here.

This is a perfect little pond to take the kids to feed the ducks and take a walk. Make sure you keep a good eye on your kids they could walk tight into the pond. The grassy area is great for a picnic or just to throw a blanket down and relax.
They do have a decent parking and some stone type seating. But that’s limited. I would highly recommend coming here to sit back and enjoy nature.

I like the duck pond because of the grassy areas, some shade and the ducks. Sometimes the ducks can be a little aggressive or they will not move out of your way if you’re walking on the sidewalk. This may not be the best place for young kids because they could easily fall in the pond. Also you may run into teenagers clowning around trying to push each other in the pond. They do have a few table where you can sit down, eat and enjoy the view. It seems to be pretty popular on the weekends so keep that in mind. The view is really nice if you are at Pat and Oscars. I can always depend on the duck pond for a good place to go that is free. It’s a great place to walk around with a drink and a hot date.

Have a toddler to keep occupied? Want to stop in after a meal at Pat & Oscar’s? This is a nice stop to make! I’ve been here a few times and making sure to bring some food for the ducks (don’t give them bread, it makes their tummy explode!). My 2-​year old daughter loves chasing the ducks into the pond. They like to relax on the grass in the shade under the tree, but my daughter insists that they get in the water.
There’s a nice, pretty fountain in the middle of the pond and a nice little walk way for you to stroll around the pond. There’s also a walk way that leads up to Pat & Oscar’s restaurant. In fact, Pat & Oscar’s outdoor seating overlooks this pond, it’s actually a pretty view! The walkway from Pat & Oscar’s to the pond isn’t really stroller friendly, but we managed.
Make sure to bring a blanket or a seat for you to sit on, the benches are pretty dirty and can get pretty hot in the sun.

I come here every chance I get. There’s really nothing more peaceful that feeding happy ducks bread. During once visit there were two geese in the pond. They sure gave us a good laugh because the ducks parted the waters like that on biblical story as the geese demanded their way through and toward the children feeding the ducks bread. It was a pretty hilarious episode.
Need to cool off after an argument? Are you sad? Want to connect with nature? Want to see cute duckies? Temecula Duck Pond is the place to go!

Nice place to take a walk, or have a picnic. If you like ducks, you’ll enjoy the stop. Bringing bread makes friends.
If you have been wine tasting — bring a blanket, a new bottle of wine, a cheese and fruit platter, and an attitude of peace and relaxation!

Don’t let the rather unimaginative name fool you — Temecula Duck Pond is one heck of a nice place to relax at.
We noticed the park when we were having lunch at Pat & Oscar’s, so we decided to check it out. The place is gorgeous, no question about it… it’s got a pleasant vibe, with a huge pond and a couple of fountains going. The ducks go out to whomever’s feeding them, and we even spotted a few turtles swimming lazily on the surface.
There’s a couple of sculptures here of note: one is of a family on a bicycle struggling forward through the wind and rain, which is supposed to symbolize the country’s perseverance after ⁹⁄₁₁. The other one — and more poignant — is of a soldier writing home, and surrounding it are representations of letters home from soldiers’ letters home from each war the U.S. was involved in up to the present. The staircase up to the memorial is made of bricks, each having the name of a service member that has passed away in the line of duty. Seeing this made me think of the active duty folks I work with, and I told myself that I would make more of an effort to say «thank you» to every one of them from now on.
Looking forward to bringing my girl here more often!