Luiseno Park

I’ve been to this park a ton of times when I was playing in my company’s softball league. This park is very large with a few baseball fields and a few soccer fields. My only issue is the parking because for a park this big the parking is a little tight.
You will see lots of people here running, training or just playing with their kids. This is a nice sports park but there should be a little more trees. Also I think this park is a little too close to Vandergrift blvd because balls can easily get to the street.

Love this park! Close to our home, and love the kid place ground! Great place for the kids to run around and burn off some extra energy!
My husband and I love playing tennis so it’s been really nice having these courts so close to home!

Our favorite park in oside! It’s never ½ as packed as the others… Has a decent play area and hasn’t been taken over by sports groups!!! It actually allows family time in a family setting… Picnics, parties, bike riding, playing… Our fav!

First time at this park and totally impressed. Very large park with beautiful green grass, mature Liquid Amber trees, and plenty of space for a variety of activities.
There are two baseball fields, a children’s playground, and two tennis courts. Picnic tables so you can enjoy a meal al fresco (saw quite a few people doing that tonight).
Lots of parking both in the lot and on the street. And with the surplus of trees, there are many shady spots.
In the children’s play area there are cute cement blocks squares modeled into dice and a checkerboard.
The entire park has lights so games can be played at night. It looked like there’s room for soccer to be played at the same time as baseball.
The bathrooms are clean and free of graffiti. There’s even soap, toilet paper, and working dryer (something most public park bathrooms lack).
And surprisingly there’s an electric outlet on the wall near the stalls. Although, I’m not really sure why.

I love this park for everything it offers minus the mosquito population it houses on warm evenings! Those things show absolutely no mercy! Have you ever had a mosquito bite on your eyelid?! Yeah, no fun.
My soccer league uses this park every other season or so and we generally enjoy the space! It offers two baseballs fields/​soccer fields (whatever your preference may be), also has a really up to date park area for the small and rambunctious people we call children. Parking lot is decent, not the biggest, but the surrounding neighborhood allows for good overflow parking. There could be more lighting in the evenings, especially in the parking lot. Bathrooms are park bathrooms: guess it’s just a standard for those to be so-​so. (#OTNB). Seems like a nice and expansive park to take a hearty walk or jog around, lots of sidewalk… just pack some serious mosquito repellent if you don’t want to be eaten alive by irritating insects!

Definitely my favorite park in Oceanside. It’s in a nice community and very safe place to be. The tennis courts are nice but they do get packed during the week. Nice walking path as well.

Big and very well taken care of. There are a couple tennis courts and baseball diamonds. My house actually looks over the park and it’s nice entertainement when I am sitting on my balcony. I like to take my dog on walks here, there is a path that winds all the way around the park. I have never seen any creepy activities happening at this park :)

I can’t say too much about Luiseno Park, but I was excited to find open tennis courts close to my house. The park seems to be a fairly good size with a play ground, soccer/​football field area, rocks to climb on, a cement walkway/​path around the park, and two open tennis courts.
The park is clean and well kept. It’s located where Douglas meets Vandegrift, and there are always families around. It’s not a hugely open space, but it’s a great place for all of the families in the surrounding community.

Google maps do not show the exact area.
We used our Garmin GPS and placed Luiseno Park.
Take Vandegrift Blvd towards Douglas Drive and head west.
Take Douglass Drive towards Teal Way and head south.
The parking area is to your immediate left.
It is a very nice, clean park.
There are many amenities for adults and children.
We enjoyed the walking path surrounding the park and its scenery.
This park was created to display the heritage and culture of the San Luis Rey Luiseno Band of Mission Indians.
Thank you for your time,
Lboy O.

I would be at this park at least twice a week. There are rocks to climb for the kids, slide (of course), monkey bars (of course), a jogging track not only for joggers but good for little kids to ride their bikes, a baseball and soccer field and clean rest rooms. A good place to meet my neighbors.
P. S. Almost forgot about the 2 tennis courts.

One of the best parks in Oceanside, Ca located at the corner of Douglas Drive and Vandegrift Blvd.
It has two baseball diamonds, two tennis courts, a playground area, a huge grassy open field, and a restroom facility
There are rock structures situated to enabled climbing by kids, and plaques for learning of the history of the site.
There are a few benches but none are shaded.
The park is encased by a sidewalk that goes around the perimeter, which is great for walking/​running exercise.
The playground has a rubber flooring which is the best in my opinion of the different types of playground floor, as it is not messy.
There are two sets of playground equipment and a few stationed spring rides (motorcycle, plane, rhino). There are no swing sets, but that doesn’t take away from how great this park is.