Bonita Lakes Park

This is literally one of the most beautiful lake/parks I've ever seen. The trails are well marked, the atmosphere is so calm and peaceful. What really impressed me is that even though it's a huge place, you rarely see any trash. The restrooms are clean too. I only wish there was a fenced in dog run. It's so strange that this is in the middle of town, but once you're in the gate it feels like a whole other place.

Who needs a treadmill when you have a park, right by I-20, the landscape is beautiful, it is a picture perfect spot, 2 walking trails 1 mile & 4 miles, playground, fishing, bird watching. We stop here for a walk during our trip and felt so refreshing, so glad places like this exist.

It is a very beautiful park with trails around the lake. It has children playground. Those gazebos are nice and romantic to sit and enjoy either sunset or sunrise.

Bonita Lakes Park is a hidden gem! The paved walking trail around the lake is well-maintained and offers beautiful views of the lake and surrounding nature. It’s peaceful and scenic, perfect for a 1.2 mile walk. There are also hiking trails if you're looking for something a little more strenuous. There are benches along the path as well as picnic areas and a playground for the kiddos. If you're looking for a nice spot to walk, Bonita Lakes Park is a fantastic choice!

I stopped by Bonita Lakes Park on a roadtrip from AL to AZ, and I was overall pleasantly surprised with the park! The view was really beautiful -- hard to capture in pictures. There is a huge lake, which is encircled by a paved walking path. Along the way, there are picnic areas, an exercise/calisthenics arena, gazebos, reservable pavilions, and a public restroom (which I did not use, so I can't comment on). My only disappointment was that dogs are not allowed to walk on the paved walking path, which I truly don't understand, especially considering it's a pedestrian-only path, where no biking, rollerblading, skateboarding, etc. is allowed. Being on such a long roadtrip, my doggie and I were hoping to stretch our legs and enjoy the path, but we had to settle for winding between the parki