lancaster city park

This park is the jewel of Lancaster. Incredible facilities for high-level tournaments, festivals and all types of community events. Outdoor tennis courts, basketball courts, volleyball courts, kids area and plenty of grass make this a great place for a family outing.

This is one of the most beautiful, green parks in the desert area of the Antelope Valley. Offering tennis, baseball, batting cages, and lots of walking areas, it's next door to the YMCA, too. As one of the largest areas, it's used a lot to hold festivals, sports, and other venues for the city. It's a great place to spread open a blanket and have a picnic or just sit and people watch. We love to go on Mondays and watch the Y teach some kids outdoors, with the local swordplay class, then walk under the shade trees throughout the grassy area. A good location by the bus station, too.

There are Baseball fields, Tennis courts, 1 basketball court, can do picknick, area to BBQ, plaground is available for kids. They have indoor swimming pool, can have a lesson for swimming, Gym.

The park is huge and comfortable. The YMCA is there as well as batting cages and ball fields. It seems to be mostly used for special events. We went for the pet fair so I probably forget the right time of year, but the area is a nice cool, shaded respit in the desert. Also did a Thanksgiving 5K there. Parking is my big complaint as with so much going on there, lots with only one way in and out, as well as an adjacent transit center, parking can be a hassle.

Clean and child friendly.. We had a great dat at the park.. It has tennis courts, and an awesome childrens playground.. Enjoyed it verry much.

Great Park with lots to offer, baseball, softball, YMCA, Yearly Poppy Festival, lots of room and easy to access from I14

This annual event is the big kahuna for this area. Entry fee was no more than $8 and attended by a few thousand people. The wind whipped a lot of the vendors' tents and products around, and everything was dusty, food mediocre and very little in hand-made crafts, but a lot of sweatshop crap from China and Mexico.