Windrow Community Park

Sports Facilities

Stretching across nearly 19 acres, Windrow Community Park offers plenty of space in Irvine where locals come to play, relax, and connect with nature.

The park features two baseball fields, including the Ryan Lemmon Stadium where you can sit and watch games in comfort instead of standing on the sidelines. The stadium regularly hosts high school baseball games, bringing a touch of local sports culture to the community.

If soccer is more your speed, you'll appreciate the dedicated soccer field that's excellent for friendly matches or just practicing your footwork.

Recreation Amenities

Fancy shooting some hoops? The half-court basketball area isn't huge, but it's well-suited for a quick game or working on your jump shot without needing a full team.

One of the park's standout features is its four batting cages where you can perfect your swing without chasing balls all over the field. These are particularly handy for those serious about improving their batting technique.

For the little ones, there's a modest playground with swings and a slide - not the biggest play area you'll come across in Irvine, but enough to keep kids entertained while you catch your breath on a nearby bench.

Community Gathering Spaces

While Windrow isn't overflowing with picnic spots, the areas it does have are nice for small gatherings. Just don't plan on hosting your extended family reunion here - the picnic spaces are better suited for intimate get-togethers.

During the year, the park hosts various community events, adding another dimension beyond its sports facilities.

Access and Amenities

The park connects to a dedicated bike lane, providing a good starting point if you're looking to cycle, walk, or jog away from busy streets.

When nature calls, you can find accessible restrooms that don't require memorizing a passcode - a simple convenience that's surprisingly rare in some parks.

A heads-up about parking: it can be a bit limited, with most spots scattered along side streets. If you're bringing sports equipment, consider something with wheels, as you might have a bit of a trek from your car to the fields.