Things to Do in Laguna Niguel

(Swim, Play Sports, and More) at the Crown Valley Community Park)
Crown Valley Community Park serves as Laguna Niguel’s center of fun activities for everyone. Laguna Niguel visitors never fail to visit this park and try their numerous activities. Here are the areas of the park you should explore and create memories.

(Things to Do: Adult lap swim and spa; recreation swim)The Crown Valley Community pool invites everyone to distress through swimming. The daily ticket usually costs around $4. You can pay for an annual pass where proof of residency is required.

(Things to do: join concerts)

Concerts in Laguna Niguel are usually held at the Amphitheater in the Crown Valley community park. When summer comes, there are a series of free concerts every year except on the 4th of July. You can enjoy great music and great food under the stars with your loved ones.

(Things to do: take pictures, check the labyrinth, and appreciate the beauty of nature)

Dubbed as the park’s best kept, Niguel Botanical Preserve holds am 18-acre of nature’s beauty. There are over 200 plant species in the garden with 4 miles of walking trails. You may bring your pets here, but you must keep them on a leash and clean after them. Some events related to nature are held here like the Earth Day where people participate in tree planting and other activities.

At the top of the Preserve is the Laguna Niguel Labyrinth. The labyrinth is made up of carefully connected concentric lines. It has an elliptical shape. In the center, you can find a multicolor brick mosaic forming a Bougainvillea, the official Laguna Niguel flower.

(Things to do: have fun under spraying water equipment!)

The Sprayground may not be open always to the public, but when it does, it’ll bring joy to kids! This year, the facility is closed until 28th of May except April 2-8 where it’ll be open for a week for spring break.

This splash pad area has 20 play elements with different, dynamic experiences. Some play elements may spray, cascade, squirt, or spray water to its visitors.

Fishing at Laguna Niguel Regional Park is exciting as you can several kinds of fishes. The 44-acre lake is usually stocked with bass and catfish. You can catch trout in winter. An adult aging 16 years old and older will need a fishing license to fish in the area.

Go on a picnic with your family and friends here at Laguna Niguel Regional Park. The park is complete with facilities you’ll need for your picnic day. They have picnic tables with shelters, electric barbecue stoves outlet, and sinks. You can reserve an area at the park office.

The park has volleyball courts and tennis courts open for everyone. There are two sand courts for volleyball lovers and four tennis courts with lights for tennis lovers.