Temecula Creek Trail Park

Such an amazing playground! I took my kids for a picnic there and had the best time! I’m going to start coming here every weekend with my family.

Don’t miss the only sign for the entrance.It’s easy to pass by. You park your car near the park. It’s about a 5 minute walk to the end if you go to the left. But to the right (looking at park from parking) goes further (did not find the end) looks like it devided into multiple paths (maybe not part of the park). But it’s very nice and green grass with some shade and and rest benches). It is mixed into a neighborhood. Very nice and rich type homes (at least for me). Only negative I saw was a water drain next to the walking path with a steel grate over the drain. It would allow a dog to walk on it, drop its paw and leg into the open grate and break its leg. They desperately need to fix that (maybe just put chicken wire over it ?or something -see picture). Otherwise, a really nice short trail). The people I saw at the trail/park were very decent type of people. Would I recommend ? Definitely. Unless you are looking for a 2 or 3 mile trail. Then maybe not so much.

Put this place on the top of your list if your kids love to climb!! The trail is so quiet and relaxing, it even has obstacle courses. Plenty of space for dogs to be walked. Downside no bathroom 🤣

Absolutely an amazing morning. The trail wasn't as long as we were expecting but it was beautiful!! We stayed for about 3 hours the children got to play and there are even exercise equipment periodically throughout the walk. If you aren't paying attention you will miss the turn in and be careful when leaving because there is a bit of a blind spot and residents aren't visible when pulling out.

This nice quiet hiking trail is hard to find but worth the effort. The entrance is located East of Butterfield Stage Road and the first stop light south of Temecula Parkway is Channel Street, travel East about 1/4 mile to the entrance on the left (between two houses) down a short driveway to a small parking lot. The trail goes about 3/4 mile with the parking lot in the middle. Along the trail you will find exercise stations, benches and tables. The trail follows along a grass and tree lined path. At the parking lot there is a small playground and a drinking fountain with a dog spigot.