Somerset Hills Park

This park is a cute neighborhood park on Somerset Hills and Valencia Hills. There’s only curb parking but not a lot of people drive to this park because it’s right next to the neighborhood in southern Highlands.
The park is definitely very clean and green as well! It looked well maintained. However, I didn’t det the chance to go to the restrooms here but I know they’re located just outside of the tennis courts’ entrance.
The park has 2 tennis courts covered by the fence (it’s probably the first thing you’ll notice when you get to the park). Not too far from the tennis courts is a swingset for 4, 2 of which are for toddlers. There’s also a little dirt path in the park to run or walk around the park that connect to the sidewalk. It’s not a large park so you might get a ¼ mile distance walking around the park once.
There are also benches along the dirt path for you to sit and enjoy the breeze or sunrise/​sunset. You can also sit on the grass and have a picnic or play some field games. Eitherway its a cute park and it’s not sketchy at all. Come here for a morning jog or tennis playing or just to bring the kids to the park, you won’t regret it. There’s also a town shopping center nearby it as well!

I Love Walking through this park with my Layla. Close to home, nice surroundings peaceful.

This park is by far my favorite in Southern Highlands. It is extremely quiet, secluded, and beautifully maintained. They have a great variety of things to do.

Love this park! It’s about a 5 minute walk from us and we love to take our pup here. The park Is taken care of very well and is pretty large for a park in a community

Nice park tucked away in Southern Highlands. We primarily use the swings and the playground and in the summer the splash pad. I do see people enjoying the large grassy area and tennis courts often.
There are only four swings, and when busy expect to have conversations with your little one about waiting turns. Two swings are bucket style and two for the older kids.
Play ground equipment states 5 – 12, but we’ve been coming since our toddler has been walking. Especially like that it is enclosed and shaded with benches within the gate.
Splash pad is fairly small and right next to cement which gets very slippery. Only thing I don’t like about park. Water shoes help with the slip, be careful regardless.
While I don’t play Tennis the courts look to be in good shape, I don’t see cracks, lines are bright, and nets are fine.