Rancho Acacias Park

Park Features

Rancho Acacias Park is a 14-acre neighborhood park located in Murrieta, California. This spacious green space is a popular recreational area for local residents, nestled below the surrounding neighborhood which creates a more private, "out in nature" atmosphere.

The park features wide open grassy areas that provide ample room for various activities. One of its notable features is a disc golf course with a unique layout offering both 9 short and 9 long launches (18 total positions). While not particularly challenging, it's perfect for practice when the park isn't hosting other sporting events.

Sports Facilities

The park's layout includes a multi-purpose softball/baseball field, offering opportunities for organized sports and casual play.

Visitors may encounter soccer players, softball teams, walkers, and dog walkers sharing the space. The park management advises disc golf players to be mindful of others and to throw only when it's safe to do so, as flying discs can pose a hazard to unsuspecting visitors.

Family Amenities

For families with children, Rancho Acacias Park includes a recently renovated playground area with new equipment. The playground is designed to cater to different age groups, with standard slides and structures suitable for both toddlers and older children.

The park also features a covered picnic area providing shade for visitors looking to enjoy meals outdoors or take a break from activities.

Trails and Accessibility

The park includes walking trails that allow visitors to enjoy leisurely strolls or more vigorous exercise routines. A notable trail follows a natural wash/creek area, though be aware this path is also part of the disc golf course.

Dog walking is popular at the park, though visitors should note that leash rules apply as this is not a designated off-leash dog park.

Facilities

Rancho Acacias Park provides basic amenities including a portable toilet on-site for visitor convenience.

The park is known for its clean and well-maintained facilities. It's open year-round and accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week, providing flexibility for visitors with varying schedules. For safety reasons, visitors are advised to be cautious when visiting alone or during evening hours.