Sometimes all you need is a refreshing day outside in nature to feel completely rejuvenated. Here in Southern California, we’re fortunate to have an abundance of parks where we can enjoy some time in the fresh air and soak up all the natural beauty around us.
Here’s a closer look at one of our favorite parks in SoCal that’s packed with trees, plenty of shade to escape on a hot SoCal day, and a serene lake that will completely relax you.
Welcome to Craig Regional Park, one of Southern California's most serene parks where you can spend an entire day and never run out of things to see and do.
Address: 3300 N State College Boulevard, Fullerton, CA 92835
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Popular for enjoying the local wildlife, especially bird watching, this little slice of heaven provides the perfect place to sit back, relax, and enjoy the natural beauty in every direction.
There are so many things to enjoy at this regional park in Southern California. For starters, wander along the trails of this 124-acre park and soak up the view all around you.
Anyone who has visited this park before can tell you that taking a stroll along the lake is a blissful way to enjoy the sights and sounds of nature all around you. It really is quite picturesque around here.
You'll find a variety of benches and seating areas around the park. One of our favorite spots is right here on this bench with a view of the lake. What a blissful way to enjoy a day in the park.
More than just a place for the grown-ups to roam, the kiddos will love playing on the giant play structure in the heart of the park. It's a great spot to burn off some energy outside.
Please note there is a fee to park at Craig Regional Park. At this time, the rates are $3 per vehicle during the weekday and $5 per vehicle on the weekend so make sure to plan accordingly.
What a picturesque place to spend the day in SoCal. Have you ever visited Craig Regional Park before? If you’d like to see this park for yourself, you can find it at 3300 N State College Boulevard, Fullerton, CA 92835.
If you’d like to discover more of Southern California’s parks, you can check out these 13 State Parks in SoCal that will knock your socks off. They’re all so beautiful!
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