Looking to reserve an athletic field for a birthday party, game, or company outing? Learn more about the City of Irvine's one-time rental information here.
Information about ongoing reservations of athletic fields can be found here. Ongoing leagues qualify to receive the same field and time over an extended period of time.
If you have rented our facilities, please print, complete and return our survey.
Thank you for your interest in reserving a City amenity. It is recommended that you review the information listed on the Fee Policy page.
Applications vary depending on the amenity reserved.
City of Irvine Programs
The City has many parks and facilities that offer opportunities for participation in our nature trails.
The following groups are required to obtain an Open Space Access Permit and below documents prior to the date(s) of their program or activity within the Irvine Open Space Preserve. Application materials should be submitted to Facility Reservations at the City of Irvine City Hall, 1 Civic Center. For guidance on this process, please call 949-724-6620 or email reservations@cityofirvine.org.
There are countless ways to connect with nature and enjoy outdoor adventures without traveling far, including hiking, mountain biking, equestrian programs, and naturalist-led tours.
City of Irvine Programs
The City has many parks and facilities that offer opportunities for participation in our nature trails.
Driving Directions & More Information
The Irvine Ranch Conservancy was established in 2005. It is a non-profit, non-advocacy organization, created to help care for the 50,000 acres of permanently protected wildlands and parks on the historic Irvine Ranch. The organization works with the City of Irvine to enhance the public appreciation, understanding and connection to the land, while helping other land owners and managers with all aspects of stewardship. The Conservancy contributes its resources, expertise and energy to achieve the best possible balance of preservation and public participation.
Since its incorporation in 1971, Irvine has had a strong desire to balance development and the natural environment. As this incredible master-planned community has grown, each phase of development has been accompanied by the preservation and enhancement of natural open spaces, creating a network of parks, trails and wildlands that residents and visitors may enjoy today and for generations to come.
The City partners with Irvine Ranch Conservancy, a non-profit, non-advocacy organization, to manage and provide public access to the Irvine Open Space Preserve. The Conservancy offers nature enthusiasts a wide variety of free self-guided and docent-led outdoor programs including hiking, mountain biking, equestrian, interpretive, stewardship and much more.