Sustainability Saddleback Gateway Craig Park Bike Facility OC Loop Crawford Canyon Mile Square Park Expansion OC Zoo Improvements Peters Canyon GDP Capistrano Beach Park Master Plan Trail Use Pilot Project Talbert Regional Park Master Plan South Orange County Regional Coastal Resilience Strategic Plan
Whether you're hosting a wedding, reception, or corporate affair, our parks offer something unique for every taste and budget. Historical Settings Heritage Hill Historical Park 25151 Serrano Rd, Lake Forest, CA (949) 923-2230 Four historic buildings and surrounding landscaped areas make up this charming historic park. The 100 year old...
NOW OPEN: Red Rock Wilderness. Access through scheduled programs only. Hike atop 20 to 40-million-year-old red rocks and enjoy breathtaking views of the Santa Ana Mountains and beyond at Red Rock Wilderness. Located within OC Parks’ Irvine Ranch Open Space, the 1,500-acre area features more than 8 miles of new...
Paleontology The paleontology collection includes local Orange County fossils dating as far back as the Jurassic period 180 million years ago, including notable type specimens. Orange County has particularly excellent records of Eocene terrestrial mammals, late Oligocene-early Miocene terrestrial mammals, and Miocene-Pliocene marine mammals. The collection contains ancient mammals including...
View Orange County Historical Commission Agendas Interactive Map of Orange County Historic Sites OCHC Bylaws The Orange County Historical Commission was established by the Board of Supervisors in 1973 in response to requests by interested County residents. Orange County families, businesses, libraries, schools, churches, and other institutions have traditionally fostered...
OC Parks' First LEED Building Irvine Regional Park Maintenance Yard Office Building Project Information It is only fitting that Orange County’s first park would also be home to the park system’s first LEED Certified building. Sustaining Irvine Regional Park’s unique beauty into perpetuity requires a massive maintenance effort that is...
Many regional parks are connected to each other by a network of regional riding and hiking trails and Class I (paved off-road) bikeways. Riding and hiking trails have a soft surface, typically composed of native soil or decomposed granite (DG). Trails are used by equestrians, pedestrians, and mountain bicyclists. Class...
Master Plan Implementation - Phase 2 September 2024: Phase 2 construction begins. Click here for more information. December 2023: Orange County Board of Supervisors approves design-build contract. Master Plan Implementation - Phase 1 November 2023: Phase I complete and open to the public. March 2022: Construction of Phase 1 of...
Day Use: Open year-round 7 a.m. to sunset. Trails: Closed for three days following rain. Camping: Year-round, check-out at 12 p.m., check-in at 2 p.m., Office hours: 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily Parking fees (day use): $3 per vehicle entry Monday - Friday; $5 Saturday - Sunday; Higher for...
Please note that there is no on-site parking at Talbert Regional Park. Park Map Talbert Regional Park is located North and South of Victoria Street in Costa Mesa between Pacific Avenue and the Santa Ana River. North Talbert consists of 91.5 acres and South Talbert is approximately 88.5 acres. The...