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A Visit To: Hidden Springs Park

By William Redman, Community Writer
August 8, 2024 at 12:13pm. Views: 407

As we wrap up celebrating July's Park and Recreation Month, let's keep the celebration going and take a quick look at Hidden Springs Park, one of Moreno Valley's most popular spots to enjoy the outdoors!

 

Hidden Springs Park is a seven-acre park located at 9675 Hidden Springs Drive, just north of Hidden Springs Elementary. Hidden Springs Park features a playground, picnic shelters, barbecues, and a multi-use trail.

 

It's also adjacent to the Hidden Springs Nature Park, which features 17 acres of beautiful open space.

 

For more information on our fantastic parks and trails, visit moval.org/parks. 

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