Dos Lagos Playground

Great place for a play date! My 4 year old had a great time with her friends here. We got lunch and Pink Berry afterwards then walked around the lake

It's a very beautiful playground and gated. We like coming here very early in the mornings when it's not packed (before 9am). I have a toddler. It gets unsafe later on in the day when older kids arrive and start climbing on top of the structures (that are not meant to be climbed on), climbing up and down slides crashing into each other. There were some kids that brought balls and thought it'd be fun to throw them up but hit my stroller a few times and almost hit my kid. It seems like there are quite a bit parents who don't think they have to monitor their kids at this playground (maybe because it's gated), while they just sit on the outskirts doing something else. There are some parents that do monitor their kids but they seem mostly stressed trying to keep their kids out of danger and keeping an eye out for the unattended kids unfortunately.

Nice, compact playground. Great for giving kids a break while shopping. The climbing wall was a hit with my grandson. Also, it is gated making it easy to keep them in sight.

Great playground for toddlers. It's safe and clean! Plenty of toddlers to play with.

4 year olds will love it.

Mommies and Daddies and Grandmas and Grandpas will love it.

It is safe to say this small, gated, boo-boo proofed playground has limited appeal, because it really offers little entertainment for anyone over the age of 4. But for those of the toddler set, they will stay fascinated, stimulated, and safe while the older generation allows themselves a brief moment of respite.

A couple of extraordinarily short, not so slick slides will gently dump little wigglers onto soft cork flooring. There are a couple of spinning chairs that will make everyone laugh as the little ones walk like a drunk afterwards, a climbing wall that will challenge those little midget legs, a heavy duty pipe lays on its side to crawl through, some stairs will get those little legs to the upper play structure, and a rope ladder will build eye hand coordination and gross motor skills. I had no clue my 2 year old granddaughter was a master climber, but sho' nuff, she had conquered it long before I even had a chance to panic.

It is all perfectly fine for those who are struggling to balance the shopping with herding a "mini me", or two, or three around. Benches and solid sail cloth shade covers help to keep the intense So Cal sun from glaring down with its intense rays. It's comfortable enough that everyone comes home smiling.

Just outside the enclosure is a large decorative fountain. And in the hot summertime (not sure if it is active or if the drought shut it down) is a little cemented area for kids to get completely drenched, spurting water spouts up from the ground. Not exactly a water park, but who doesn't remember the good times running through the sprinkler in the summer?

Good for little ones for sure and less attractive for pushy, big kids who tend to dominate.

It's small and known more for its convenient location than anything else. There is a large splash feature (water shooting up), which usually works. My kids really enjoy this playground and meeting new friends there. Parents and kids tend to be pretty chill and friendly here.

The only things I really like about this park is that it's gated and they have covering overhead to provide shade.

Its not the best park. The have limited equipment and what they do have is quite small for the space.

The park will do if you happen to be in the shopping center but it's not worth going out of your way to stop here.

Splash pad was not working today. We all tried pushing the button to turn on the water, but no luck. Overall appearance was basic. There's zero shade for the splash pad, and zero shade for parents sitting near by to watch their kids.