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San Juan Capistrano’s residents and leaders are passionate about preserving their natural surroundings.
Time and time again, they have
proved their commitment. Most recently, in 2008, local voters approved two ballot measures to protect open space. In doing so, they agreed to a $30 million bond measure and granted the city per- mission to purchase open space that would otherwise be sold for development.
With the support of the all- San Juan Creek Park
PARKS, TRAILS AND OPEN SPACE
PARK Acu Canyon Park Arce Park Arroyo Park Bonita Park Cook Cordova Park Cook Del Campo Park Cook La Novia Park De La Vista Park Descanso Park Dr. Joe Cortese Dog Park El Camino Real Park Four Oaks Park Historic Town Center Park Junipero Serra Park La Ronda Park Los Rios Park Lucana Good Neighbors Park Marco Forster Field Mission Bell Park Reata Park and Event Center Rio Oso Park Ronald W. Caspers Park San Juan Creek Park Sports Park Stonefield Park Veterans Park
LOCATION
Camino Las Ramblas east of Avenida Pescador Del Obispo Street/Alipaz Street Sundance Drive south of Ortega Highway Via Del Rey/Avenida Olivera Calle Arroyo/Via Cordova Calle Arroyo/Calle Del Campo Calle Arroyo/La Novia South end of Avenida De La Vista 32506 Paseo Adelanto 30291 Camino Capistrano Camino Capistrano between La Zanja and Calle Chueca Via Madonna between Calle Santa Ynex and Via Del Cerro 31806 El Camino Real Calle Santa Rosalia/Calle Bonita Camino La Ronda off La Novia Paseo Adelanto north of Del Obispo Street Alipaz Street/Calle Lucana Del Obispo Street/Paseo De La Paz Alipaz Street north of Calle Jardin Avenida De La Vista/Oso Road Avenida De La Vista/Oso Road 33401 Ortega Highway San Juan Creek Road/Lacouague Camino Del Avion/Via Positiva Camino Capistrano/La Zanja Camino Capistrano/Yorba Street
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volunteer organization, San Juan Capistrano Open Space Founda- tion, the city has welcomed two new parks since 2013—Dr. Joe Cortese Dog Park and the Reata Park and Event Center, one a 2.5-acre park for local canines and the other a 12-acre park featuring more than 2,000 native plants, an equestrian staging area, a network of paths and trails, and facilities for events and weddings. Open space is a pillar of the city. Made up of nearly 50 percent open space, San Juan Capist- rano provides a critical habitat safeguard for the region’s native plants and animals. It is the city’s vast open space and pristine rolling desert hills that make it one of the most beautiful and distinct municipalities in Orange County. With 40-plus miles of multi-use trails and nearly two dozen parks, San Juan Capistrano’s open-air is waiting to be explored.
Park Features Restroom
Picnic Tables/Benches BBQ Grill Adjacent to Trails Equestrian Use
Playground Sports Fields/Courts
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