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 | | © Image. | The City of Walnut Parks system includes eleven parks with 90 total acres of maintained facilities. The convenient location of the parks allows residents to have a recreational area near their neighborhood to enjoy a picnic, celebrate a birthday party or just relax with family or friends. Click Here for the City's Park Guide.
Walnut residents may reserve Snow Creek, Creekside, Lemon Creek, or Suzanne Park by visiting the Parks and Recreation department at least one week in advance. Reservations for parties include tables and grills and are on a first come first served basis. The City does not allow moon bounces or carnival rides in the park. Reservations of 150 or more must be approved by the Parks and Recreation Commission and should be made at least four weeks in advance. Parks may not be reserved for major holidays. click here for a park reservation form. For additional information regarding park reservations and information, please contact the Maintenance Recreation Facility located at 21701 Valley Blvd., or call (909) 598-5605. We are glad to be of service.
City of Walnut Parks
- Heidelberg Park - .14 acres
20406 Loyalton Drive Heidelberg Park Profile
- Walnut Ranch Park - 45.2 acres
20101 Amar Road
- Snow Creek Park - 7 acres
20633 Snow Creek Drive Snow Creek Park Profile
- Suzanne Park - 14 acres
625 Suzanne Road Suzanne Park Profile
- Creekside Park - 12 acres
780 Creekside Drive
- Arroyo Park - 2 acres
19891 Camino Arroyo Arroyo Park Profile
- Walnut Hills Park - 2 acres
19475 Avenida Del Sol
- Butterfield Park - 4 acres
19370 Camino Arroyo Butterfield Park Promo
- Lemon Creek Park - 3 acres
130 Avenida Alipaz Lemon Creek Park Profile
- Norman Ashley Park - .5 acres
19711 East Valley Boulevard
- Country Hollow - Passive Park- 7 acres
Country Hollow Drive/Parker Canyon
Help Keep Our Parks Clean
In the past, the parks have experienced damage to their facilities by vandals. The City of Walnut is asking residents to report any suspicious activity to the Sheriff's Department at (909) 595-2264. The City also offers a reward of up to $500 for information that leads to the conviction of an individual found guilty of damaging City facilities.
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