Laguna Niguel Regional Park, Regional park in Laguna Niguel, California.

Laguna Niguel Regional Park is a public park established in 1973 in Laguna Niguel, southern Orange County, California. Its central feature is Laguna Niguel Lake, also called Sulphur Creek Reservoir, used for fishing and boating. The park includes Kite Hill, a gazebo on a scenic turnaround, volleyball and tennis courts, horseshoe pits, playgrounds, picnic shelters, and a two-mile jogging trail.

The park was established in 1973 as undeveloped land was transformed into a recreational space for Orange County's growing population. This development reflected the area's expansion during that period and responded to increasing demand for public spaces.

The park hosts Laguna Niguel's annual Fourth of July fireworks show. A gazebo built in June 1983 stands at the top of the scenic turnaround overlooking the park, and the amphitheater added in October 1984 is used for outdoor gatherings.

The park has extended hours during warmer months and is accessible from multiple entry points with ample parking throughout the grounds. Plan your visit based on the season and expected activities, as afternoon sun can be strong but shaded areas are available throughout the park.

The 20 acres donated by S&S Construction in 1981 included Kite Hill, which local high school cross country teams use for occasional meets. The park also hosts Laguna Niguel's annual 4th of July fireworks show.