Eucalyptus County Park

Nice hidden park restrooms were very clean and even had a baby changing station. Fog poop bags provided but was empty.

This is a lovely community park with a relaxed, family-friendly vibe. It was filled with families enjoying the day, kids playing, people eating, and everyone just soaking in the good weather. The park has a charming creek running through it, which was a hit with the kids. My little one especially had a blast at the playground! The only downside was the number of people letting their dogs roam off-leash. I had a Chihuahua approach me, acting a bit territorial, and the owner was nowhere to be seen for a while. While I’m fine with it as an adult, I could see how this could be a concern,especially if you have a young child or if the dog was larger. It's something to keep in mind if you're visiting with little ones or prefer a more controlled environment for pets. One other thing to note is that the toddler swings are absurdly high.

Love bringing the family to Eucalyptus County Park! The playground is great for little ones, there are nice picnic tables under the trees, clean restrooms available, and lots of open grass for running around. It's super dog-friendly too—our pup had a blast. Peaceful spot, easy to access, and always clean. 5 stars—great local park

I can't say I'm the biggest fan of this park only because there is many holes in the ground caused by Wild animals, and the ground is very uneven due to the Hills. It might be a good park for dogs but definitely not for a walking baby. I find that the park closes too early, and doesn't allow a lot of space for much play for your dog considering you have to watch out for any other dog owners with unfriendly dogs. I noticed a lot of people don't pick up their dogs fecal matter at this park either. Won't be returning to this one

Great park for kids. My 2yo and 4yo love it, especially all the leaves on the ground in December. Not crowded when we visited after school during the week. Large grassy slope and trees available to explore. Easy to miss the parking lot entrance as you drive, so slow down on approach.