Originally posted at: http://www.firstteam.com/blog/natural-wonders-laguna-niguel-regional-park-and-lake/

Laguna Niguel, CA is an affluent community located at the base of the San Joaquin Hills of Southern California bordering on beach cities Laguna Beach and Dana Point. Centrally located in South Orange County, Laguna Niguel is a great community to live in because it is just minutes away from beautiful beaches, Tree City USA Mission Viejo, historic San Juan Capistrano and more. Not only is Laguna Niguel surrounded by natural wonders, it’s got a few of its own.

Laguna Niguel Regional Park

Laguna Niguel Regional Park spans 227 acres filled with tons of recreational activities to enjoy. Most notably, the park surrounds the Laguna Niguel Lake – a 44 acre lake regularly stocked with catfish, bass, and blue gill as well as trout during the winter season (the end of November to the end of April). The Laguna Niguel Regional Park includes family friendly picnic areas including shelters, sinks, tables and BBQs equipped with electric outlets for any and every occasion under the sun, an amphitheater, horseshoe pits, sand volleyball courts, jogging trail, four lighted tennis courts and of course tons of trees and shade throughout the park.

Laguna Niguel Lake

Laguna Niguel Lake is a great getaway for some peace and quiet – conveniently located within Orange County. It’s a great place to teach your kids the basics of fishing or simply enjoy a tranquil afternoon. The lake is protected from heavy wind and restocked with fish every two weeks providing a laid back – and hopefully eventful – fishing trip. Even if you don’t catch anything you can enjoy the natural beauty of the lake and surrounding park for a peaceful break from the hustle and bustle of the real world. The lake is equipped with a bait and tackle shop, fish cleaning station, snack station, boat rentals and picnic supplies for sale to accommodate visitors.

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Hiking and Biking Trails in Laguna Niguel:

(Click here for a city trail map)

• Aliso Summit Trail
• Colinas Bluff Trail
• Laguna Ridge Trail
• Long View Park Trail
• Niguel Trail
• Salt Creek Trail

Complete List of Laguna Niguel Parks:

• Aliso & Wood Canyons Wilderness Park
• Badlands Park
• Beacon Hill Park
• Bear Brand Park
• Chapparosa Park
• Clipper Cove Park
• Crown Valley Community Park
• Hidden Hills Park
• Juaneno Park
• Laguna Niguel Regional Park
• La Hermosa Park
• La Paz Sports Park
• La Plata Park
• Lilly Shapell Park
• Longview Park
• Marina Hills Park
• Niguel Heights Park
• Niguel Road Park
• Niguel Woods Park
• Ocean Breeze Park
• Parc Vista Park
• Parc Vista View Park
• Parc Vista Overlook
• Pooch Park
• Rancho Niguel Park
• Redondo View Node
• Reef View Node
• Ridge View Park
• Seaview Park
• Seminole Park
• Skateboard & Soccer Park
• Vista Plaza Park
• Yosemite Park

Laguna Niguel Lake, reservoir of Aliso Creek. Courtesy of Ashahabi.