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Moreno Valley Doubles Down on Two New City Park Playgrounds
Moreno Valley's Parks & Community Services Department held two separate ribbon-cutting ceremonies to celebrate the opening of two beautiful new City park playgrounds.
Pedrorena Park, which opened on July 8, 2026, is a 5.50-acre playground that was designed with families in mind. The space features modern play equipment for children, barbeques, multi-use athletic fields, picnic tables, security lighting, picnic shelters, and other amenities that make it comfortable and welcoming for everyone. The park is located at 16009 Rancho Del Lago.
Vista Lomas Park, located at 26700 Iris Avenue, officially opened on July 22, 2026. This BIG and beautiful playground is designed to inspire active play, outdoor fun, and meaningful moments where neighbors connect, and children can simply enjoy being kids.
Click the button below to view a video recap of the ceremonies. To learn more, visit moval.org/pcs. |
It's Playtime at Two New City Playgrounds
By Stella Pierce, Community Writer
August 12, 2026 at 07:52am. Views: 679
August 12, 2026 at 07:52am. Views: 679
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