Talbert Regional Park

Costa Mesa, Orange County, CA

DogsOn leash
Source
FeesNot stated
Source
Size
183 acres Source
Managed by
OC Parks

About Talbert Regional Park

North Talbert (91.5 acres) and South Talbert (about 88.5 acres) along Victoria Street in Costa Mesa, beside the Santa Ana River. Source

Talbert Regional Park is located North and South of Victoria Street in Costa Mesa between Pacific Avenue and the Santa Ana River. North Talbert consists of 91.5 acres and South Talbert is approximately 88.5 acres.
From the official park page · checked Oct 16, 2026

Facilities

  • Drinking Water
  • Picnic Area
  • Restrooms

Facility details: OpenStreetMap

Talbert Regional Park at a glance

WCW
  • WCRestrooms · 1
  • WDrinking water · 1

Outline: CPAD. Points and trail lines: OpenStreetMap contributors. Not for navigation.

Trails

TrailMapped length
Trail D0.6 mi
Trail E0.4 mi
Trail B0.4 mi
Trail A0.3 mi
Trail F0.2 mi
Trail C0.2 mi
Trail I0.2 mi

Trail names and mapped lengths come from OpenStreetMap; lengths count only the part inside the park boundary. Use the official guide map for the route and current closures.

Getting to Talbert Regional Park by bus

Bus stops within about a quarter mile of Talbert Regional Park, mapped in OpenStreetMap. Check the transit agency for schedules.

Rules & reservations

Official park page
  • Fees

    The official park page does not list an entry or parking fee. Check with OC Parks before you go. Source

Map & directions

1Location overview · map data © OpenStreetMap

33.645505, -117.948306Get directions

Nearby parks

Straight-line distance
Upper Newport Bay Nature PreserveNewport Beach · 4.6 mi · Drinking Water, PlaygroundHarriett M. Wieder Regional ParkHuntington Beach · 5.1 mi · Playground, RestroomsMile Square Regional ParkFountain Valley · 5.4 mi · BBQ Grills, Drinking WaterWilliam R. Mason Regional ParkIrvine · 6.7 mi · BBQ Grills, Drinking WaterLaguna Coast Wilderness ParkLaguna Beach · 11.0 mi · Drinking Water, Picnic Area

Continue exploring

Orange County parks

Sources & verification

Last verified: Oct 16, 2026
  1. California Protected Areas Database (CPAD) 2026aname, county, agency, access, acres
  2. OC Parks park pageofficial_url, dogs, description
  3. OpenStreetMap facilities and trailsfacilities.drinking-water, facilities.picnic-area, facilities.restrooms, trails
  4. U.S. Census Bureau place boundariescity
  5. Official park page (checked for dog and fee information)unstated.fees
  6. OpenStreetMap: parking, restrooms, water, trailheads, trail lines, and bus stopsvisit
  7. Official park page (introduction excerpt)intro
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