Parks and Hiking

Thomas F. Riley Wilderness Park
30952 Oso Parkway Coto De Caza, CA 92679
(949)923-2265

Riley Park, also known as Wagon Wheel Park, is a wonderful place to spend a sunny afternoon secluded in nature’s wondrous beauty. Casually passing through the Butterfly Garden maintained by volunteers of the community, hiking or mountain biking one of 7 trails extending a total of 4.6 miles or even horse back riding will leave you feeling at peace.

Gorgeous Sycamore and Oak Groves line the Riley Wilderness Park along with many other forms of plant life. Riley Park is also a Wildlife Sanctuary so you may have the pleasure (or fear!) of encountering Mule Deer, Coyote, Bobcat and even Mountain Lions.

According to County Ordinance for Wildlife Parks, no dogs are allowed. If you’d like to take your dog to a park, please be sure to only bring your dog to a Regional Park.

• Dirt parking at entrance - $2.00 fee – exact change required
• Directions: From the 5 freeway take Oso Parkway east toward Mission Viejo. Stay on Oso for six miles before turning right into the park (50 feet before Oso dead ends into Coto de Caza Drive).
  

If you’d like more information about Riley Wilderness Park please visit the unofficial web site:

Riley Wilderness Park

The Sports Park

The Sports Park, located at the corner of Coto de Caza Drive and Vista del Verde, is host to a myriad of sporting activities. Embracing the active outdoors with softball, baseball and soccer fields, two basketball courts, a sand volleyball court, tot lot, and picnic area with barbeques, enjoy an entire day with the family outside!

If you have a special event coming up, such as a birthday or graduation, reserve Park facilities by contacting the Keystone Pacific Property Management Company by dialing 949-838-3230.