Populated with rows and rows of shade trees and a beautiful 9-acre lake, the 339 acres of Mason Regional Park offer something for every member of the family. There are biking paths, model boat sailing, a wilderness hiking area, three separate toddler areas and everything else you need to escape, right here in the middle of it all.
Activities
The park offers picnic areas, softball back stop, large turf areas, hiking and bicycling trails, two sand volleyball courts, a physical fitness vita course, three tot lot playgrounds, amphitheater and 9 acre lake. A Shelter for large groups may also be reserved.
Mason Park also offers a 123 acre wilderness / natural area and the Strawberry Farms golf course. The golf couse can be contacted by calling 714-551-1811.
Once again OC Parks brings live music to Orange County's regional parks. Enjoy 10 concerts at five different parks, Thursday nights from June 20 through Aug. 29. Headliners include Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, The English Beat, Lit and more.
Grab a beach chair and some popcorn, because OC Parks is bringing the big screens back to your favorite regional parks again this summer. Enjoy 14 movies at seven different parks, Friday nights from June 14 through Sept. 13.
Spring is here, and that means longer hours, warmer temperatures and more people – and wildlife – out in the parks.
Parks open later: Spring-summer hours, during Daylight Saving Time, mean parks close at 9 p.m. or sunset.
Wildlife sightings: Park rangers have reported increased sightings of snakes, including rattlesnakes. Be sure to keep yourself – and your dog, where permitted – on the trail and aware of your surroundings to avoid an encounter. Also watch out for ticks clinging to long brush and grasses.
Wildflowers: Take all the photos you want from the trail, but never pick wildflowers – leave them for others to enjoy and to spread their seeds for next season.
Warmer temperatures: While it’s always important to be prepared, warmer weather makes essentials like water and sunscreen even more important.
The clocks spring forward early March 10, marking the beginning of daylight-saving time and OC Parks’ spring-summer operating schedule. Most regional parks will be open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Wilderness parks and selected regional parks are open at 7 a.m. and close at sunset year round.
The Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer (PSHB) is an invasive beetle that attacks common native and landscape trees, leading to branch dieback and overall decline. This can have a devastating effect on local trees, and you may see some being treated or removed in County parks.
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The park offers picnic areas, softball back stop, large turf areas, hiking and bicycling trails, two sand volleyball courts, a physical fitness vita course, three tot lot playgrounds, amphitheater and 9 acre lake. A Shelter for large groups may also be reserved. 
