The design of this 4-acre neighborhood park includes “day lighting” two intermittent streams, Cottonwood Creek and Moonlight Creek, into a new re-vegetated channel with native wetland and riparian plantings. Other amenities include: A children’s play area with water play, picnic areas, gazebo, tennis courts, basketball half-courts, a veterans memorial, and interpretive environmental education.

This 12-acre community park includes multi-purpose Little League and soccer fields, restroom/concession facilities, parking lot, native planting, and irrigation. Surrounded by open space, the park includes children’s play area, picnic shelters, walking trails and environmental and cultural education, as well as a native plant demonstration garden.

Carmel Valley Community Park South is a 15-acre active and passive park. The park is scheduled to begin construction in 2007. Amenities will include a 16,500 square foot community center, softball fields, outdoor basketball courts, trails and playgrounds. The park is adjacent to the planned 8A school. The park is adjacent to the planned 8A school of the Del Mar Unified School District. The active component of the park is joint use with the school. Artistically the park design draws inspiration from prevailing winds and natural landscape.

The theme of this children’s play area is based on the folk tale "Stone Soup". This fable emphasizes the benefits of people working together and is engraved on stones arranged around the children's play area. Amenities include themed children's play area and picnic shelters.

Holiday Harbor Park is a 4-acre neighborhood park overlooking the reservoir and recreational lake, Canyon Lake. Amenities include open turf and picnicking, children’s play area, restroom, sand volleyball courts, and a boat launching ramp.

This children’s play environment was planned in collaboration with Boundless Playgrounds. The play area has been designed as a place of adventure for children with disabilities. The playground has been master planned and funds are being raised to begin construction. Improvements will include: a maze, texture gardens, accessible play equipment, tunnels, ramps, and other stimulating play opportunities.

Pine Avenue Park is a 7.7-acre community park in the Barrio neighborhood of Carlsbad. The park includes a multi-purpose synthetic turf field utilized for softball, baseball and soccer. The passive use area includes children’s play areas, open turf, basketball, picnic areas and an entertainment stage. Public art created by public artist, Kim Emerson, was integrated into the design depicting the rich history of the commercial flower industry in the community.

Phase one of this 50-acre community park was constructed in 2006 and includes multi-purpose play fields for soccer and other sports, children’s playground, parking, clubhouse building, caretaker residence, and restrooms. Future phases will include equestrian, passive park area, historic “heritage” village, and much more.