Valley-Wide Recreation and Park District - REGIONAL PARK — Attraction in San Jacinto

Savage Sunshine — 5 starAn amazing martial arts school. Traditional Five Animal Wushu Kung Fu with Wing Chun. $85 tuition per month and that's it. Sifu Phillips does NOT charge for belt testing or try to find other petty ways of getting money from students or their parents. The system is a simple 9 belt system with goals that are attainable and never too far out of reach. This keeps students motivated, but not discouraged. The class often engages in events such as parades, tournaments, and the like. Joining in on these events helps make the class more of a family instead of a class of students. Sifu Phillips, Instructor Mike Johnson, Instructor Scott Love, and Assistant Instructor Malachi Johnson are all great teachers and proficient in passing on this unique and powerful art to their students, whether it be to the next generation in the youth class, or the older students in the adult class where ages range from 17-50+. If you're looking for a school for you or your child to learn respect, honor, and martial arts, this is definitely the school for you or your...

Good place to let your kids burn some energy. There are covered picnic tables, great for small parties. This place can get quite busy in the weekend especially in good weather. There are three play structures and a rock climbing area, the largest play structure is geared for 8-12 year olds, the medium size play structure for 5-7, and the smallest play structure for 2-4. There is also a massive soccer field where the AYSO usually plays and baseball diamonds, as well as tennis courts, an indoor basketball court, and a separate building for other classes. At different times of the year they host events here as well inside and out. This is also where San Jacinto does their fireworks display on the 4th of July. There's also an outdoor basketball court. The only downside is when people smoke there, primarily because they don't throw away the buds in a waste bin. It should be coming sense to not smoke at a park if it's illegal to smoke around your...

What a great facility, so sad and empty now due to the Covid19 coronavirus restrictions. Just a few people walking dogs on leashes, a person reading a book on a grassy knoll, a family with a toddler playing softball, no soccer players, no tennis players, no baseball players, no open playground structures, no lacrosse, no rugby, no open restrooms, no zen, no indoor facilities open, no fans... just a couple of cars in the giant parking lot, a dragonfly, a monarch butterfly, a couple small bush birds, and the gentle sound of dry leaves traveling in the wind across the open spaces. Doggie waste bags are available along the walking trails, please pick up after your pets. Enjoy the yin & yang this recreational area has to offer now and...