This park is absolutely beautiful, but if you're looking for a peaceful visit, I would recommend…read moreavoiding weekends. There are often multiple quinceañera, wedding, and engagement photo shoots happening at the same time, which can make the park feel crowded and make it difficult to fully enjoy the scenery. That said, the park itself is gorgeous, featuring a waterfall, a pond, and a charming rose garden. The views are definitely worth seeing. Just keep in mind that there are quite a few hills, and it's not the most stroller-friendly location. While there are some accessible paths, many of the trails eventually lead to stairs. Overall, it's a lovely park with great photo opportunities and beautiful scenery--just consider visiting on a weekday for a more relaxing experience.

I love this park! When I used to work at a school nearby, I used to take my special education…read morestudents with my teacher's assistants for a walk on CBI (community based instruction) to Weymouth Corners and visit the post office and the bakery, as well to other shops in the area so they (the students, not the adults ) could practice making purchases and other daily life skills. Then we would continue to AP to eat lunch and feed the ducks which the kids loved to do. Averill is a nice, peaceful spot to escape the rat race for a short while and recharge before continuing with the stress and demands of daily life. Many students, unfortunately, live in foster homes that rarely take the children out into the community to learn how to function in the REAL world. Too many are placed in front of the TV when they are not at school, just being fed and receiving the bare minimum of personal care so CBI is important for them to be able to function in the community after they become adults and age out from qualifying for foster care anymore. The benches by the lake or the gazebo located in the upper part towards the northeast part of AP are especially restful areas to regain your sense of sanity and to recharge. If you happen to be in Pedro, bring a snack and beverage so you can spend time with the ducks and enjoy some downtime in a peaceful place.

This was a cute little park that I have never visited or been to even though I grew up just over…read morethe bridge. A fun little afternoon out for a nice drive and we ended here. Started off someplace else and just continued on to see and stop off at all the locations nearby. There's a good amount of parking along the street as well as some along the neighborhood. The park itself is overly big but it does have a good size to it. The nice massive trees lined the area. There's a nice little path along the sides where it looks out to the Pacific Ocean and the cliffs below. It was low tide so seeing the tide pools was quite beautiful. Along the path are little covered area which are label by number. Like mini covered patio with a table and seat. They too all looks out to the water. I believe there was a total of 8 seating enclosures along the path. Also, loads of squirrels roaming the place like it's nothing. They are not scared of you so be warn. Clearly there were signs not to feed the wildlife but there was people out with bags of peanuts feeding them. In the middle of the park is a little stage area and with benches. I'm sure they have theatre in the park happening if that's set up. And a playground around the side of it. There's also a lighthouse which is a focal point of the park. Situated right in the middle which now double as a museum. It's a cute park that I never knew about. Decent size for picnics or a nice wander around. The view alone along the path was spectacular. The cliff edge is dangerous so practice caution. Common sense, but they also had signs posted about suicides. It's a cute neighborhood park as along the front are homes right across the street.

Beautiful views of the ocean, I heard peregrine falcons nest in the nearby cliffs to the right of…read morethe park. Great picnic spot with wide swaths of grass and shade from trees. There is a scenic path along the edge of the park that is a relaxing walk, fresh air and breeze. The fruit sellers have a good variety of fruits, even cactus fruit. The pergolas with tables are prime spots, if you see a table open swoop in and grab it right away or it will get swooped up! In my short visit, I saw families, romantic couple and a guy jamming out on a guitar and a motorcycle club taking a rest break.

Great little park in the middle of our quiet neighborhood! Playground is great for younger kids…read more There are a few benches around the park to have a good view of the kids as well. A couple tables close by for a small get together and a huge grassy area to enjoy the sun. A couple small walking paths going through the park. We love strolling by on our daily walks.

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My kids have been participating in the sports at the recreational park. Always a wonderful…read moreexperience and the coaches are so kind and good with all the kids. Can't wait to sign up the kids again for the next activity !

This is a nice park with great coastal views. Lots of parking, restrooms nearby and it's dog…read morefriendly. There's a trail nearby and the Korean Friendship Bell which is also a nice place to visit. I recently visited on a Sunday with beautiful weather and was surprised at how it was not that crowded.

I truly like the staff they are very attentive to the children and push them for better. My family…read morehas tried a couple sports . Tennis,pickaball,cheer, football,basketball . .

We love hiking at this park year round! There are about…read more3-4 miles of trails with half of them in the shade which are great for warm days. Currently, there are some picturesque fall foliage to see. There is also a wonderful playground located next to the parking lot/community center/restrooms. For more SoCal things to do: @grace.loves.adventures

Why does it take years and moving away to actual experience places that's been there for a while. A…read morenice sunny afternoon driving around and seeing what's there to offer. Plus it's been decades since I was last around this area. There's so many stops along the way during our drive which this was the first along the path. It's a nice decent size park that it part of. A good amount of parking in the lot next to the basketball courts. Right along the bell is a massive grassy knoll where people were enjoying picnics and laying out. Of course today was beautiful but it was quite windy. Didn't help that the park was little higher than the rest so it made the wind a bit more aggressive. The focal point, the massive bell. With a walkway that leads you to the prize possession. Right in the middle looking out to the Pacific Ocean, she sits there on full display. The bright beautiful color of the details painted was a sight to see. Stairs leading up to the bell where you could walk around. It is roped off. Regardless whatever side you're looking at, it's was quite amazing. Something like this on a hill that's part of the city. If you walk down the grassy knoll, the view of the pacific ocean and cliffs were spectacular. Having a seat and just taking it all in was nice. It was windy so it did get cold but on a nice sunny and clear day, you could see miles and miles of the coastline and tide pools. These little hidden spots in the city are cute when you find them. There's also a little playground around the corner from the bell by the exit and entrance.

If you haven't been to the Korean Bell of Friendship, you're missing out on a hidden gem in the…read moreSouth Bay. It is a symbol of friendship and community not just to South Korea, but Koreans living in United States. It is also a beautiful landmark surrounded by the cliffside vista of the Pacific Ocean below. There is also a basketball court nearby and a good amount of picnic grounds. It can get pretty windy and cold here, so be sure to come prepared for both!

This is an amazing park except for some entitled people…read more Watch out for the big guy with the 2 husky malamutes and 1 small brown chihuahua looking dog. He has a horn with him everywhere he goes, but why bring your dog to the park if you know they're aggressive? Another big lady with a Doberman that's aggressive over the ball. Again, your dog is the problem so don't yell at other people's dogs. I plan on calling the cops the next time I see them. Ruins a great park with such a beautiful space for pets with good owners. I've been coming here for years and it's funny to see who thinks they're in charge. Gorgeous place to hang out with your pup. It gets rowdy and crowded so if you don't have a high tolerance for that, go somewhere else.

This location is beautiful. But, the owners of the dogs that visit are not always the best. They…read moreallow dogs to free run in the parking lot. Which they are not supposed to. Have had my dog attacked 3x's in 8yrs. Once by two large huskies when my girl (spayed and on a leash 200ft away) were rushed and we were both attacked. Once when she was 17yrs by 3 small dogs. And once by 3 doodles running far from the older owners which I took photos and bumped into another park goer that stayed her dog was attacked by them the week prior. I did get a couple photos a a small video. A city worker tried to help me. He had me email him photos and videos and said he would scout them out and kick them out of the park. There's a woman that goes almost every day with a car full of dogs she lets out way before she fully parks. She will not watch her dogs. She's there to chat with people and drink from her Stanley cup. If you say anything she will get very vulgar and scream. We we stopped going. It was too dangerous. No one follows the rules. Every owner is on their phone ignoring their dogs. They will all blame you that your dog is on a leash and that their dogs don't like leashed dogs... what??? I'm walking and hiking the trails... so my leashed dog is at fault because you're in the parking lot and your doodles or the dogs dumped from the car are roam the park hundreds of feet from your turned back?? Okay. No Ty. I'd rather walk up and down our streets in safety.

Wonderful and informative lots of local history here also rare species of birds and butterflies and…read morethe cheerful helpful staff when they're there are happy to answer questions. There's also wheelchair accessible restroom with ramp. This is a nice place to visit. Lots of schools. Bring kids here for field trips to be respectful and mindful. Please know Bluetooth radios or talking on your speakerphone. as there are people birdwatching. meditating, etc. Bunkers that used to have nuclear weapons you can walk right up and walk on top of them amazing place amazing history.

A great way to spend a day/afternoon at the tide pools. We have been coming here for several years…read moreand always have a fun time exploring the pools and all the views and wildlife in the area. A wonderful place to sit and relax too, with some benches along the way. Parking was $3 today to drive down the hill to the pools. There was plenty of parking when we arrived. There are only portable bathrooms so plan accordingly.

Wonderful sweeping views of the Port of Los Angeles, Vincent Thomas Bridge, Long Beach, Los Angeles…read moreCruise Terminal, and Angel's Gate Lighthouse, to name a few sights. This park is located on Gaffey between 34th & 36th Streets. S. Gaffey Street in San Pedro is a main thoroughfare. If you want to stop here, it's probably easiest if you turn into the parking lot when heading North because the parking spaces are angled. I've stopped here a few times curious to see what's out there at that moment. I've seen a cruise ship leave twice. You can see the cranes in the distance. There used to be viewing telescopes, but they were gone when I just went in Jan. 2026. There is a grassy area and a bench here. No picnic tables. For me, this park is suitable mainly for taking in the views. I probably wouldn't choose to picnic here. This vantage point is better suited for sunrise as it faces eastward. You could come for sunset, but you won't actually see the sun setting. The glow could be beautiful. Or, just come at night when the harbor and beyond is lit up! Nearby places to visit which are notable are the Korean Friendship Bell, Marine Mammal Care Center, Point Fermin Lighthouse, and Cabrillo Beach Museum.

Just down the street from Point Fermin Park and the Korean Friendship Bell on Gaffey St is Lookout…read morePoint Park. It is a great place to stop and get great views of the harbor. There are two viewing telescopes if want a closer view of the harbor. There are also a few parking spots which makes it easy to get in and out.

One of the best areas to go for a jog, walk, or stroll. Also nice to just sit, read or Yelp…read more Bring some food and have a picnic. If you like, head down some of the paths to explore the coastline. Come down here and get away from it all for a little while. That landslide was huge.

This is a very quaint and beautiful area and basically stretches from Point Fermin to the end of…read morePaseo Del Mar where the street dropped into the ocean a few years back. Though the county took an epically long time to fix it, the street has since been repaired, but they chose not to reopen the street. Before, Paseo Del Mar was accessible to Western Avenue. Like many of the neighbors, I am glad that they chose to keep it closed. In the past, people would speed down this street with little disregard for those walking, running, or biking. Lots of people use this route to run or walk and also walk their dogs. Most people are friendly and will wave or say good morning as they go by. There are 2 little mini parks along this path that people can relax at, in addition to going down to Point Fermin park, where the famous lighthouse is located. I've seen some people sit and have picnics or sit in their cars and enjoy the views. I've also seen some of the neighbors have a house party and people overflow to the parks. The sunrises and sunsets are amazing and at times, you can hear the water crashing below. Many of the homes over here are beautiful and some are in need of renovations, but either way the eclecticness of the neighborhood comes together beautifully. For the most part, people take good care of their homes. There are some losers who park and smoke weed right here and try to look all innocent as you go by, but it's reeking from their car, so you know what they're doing. So yes, this area does attract some riff-raff, but for the most part, I've never had an issue working out over here whether it's daylight or night. It's a pretty safe area and the police often drive back and forth down here and throughout the neighborhoods.