Milliken Park is such a nice spot to relax. It's clean, peaceful, and has plenty of space to walk…read morearound or just sit and enjoy the view. I love coming here with family--the lake and ducks make it extra charming. Parking is easy and it never feels too crowded. A great place to get some fresh air!

We come to play basketball. It's a nice quiet park and usually Atleast one court is open. The…read moreplayground is sand. They have baby swings, and another sand volleyball court. Picnic tables and gazebos and grass area as well as a baseball field. A lot of people walk their dogs through it. It's a pretty shaded park as well. There is a walking path.

My son and I drove around on a Sunday afternoon looking for a baseball field. After checking out…read moresix different parks, we finally found a really this one. Even though it was pretty crowded, the baseball field was surprisingly empty. The park was peaceful, with a cozy feel. They also had half-court basketball courts, which were a nice bonus. The only downside was that the parking wasn't close to the baseball field, so we had to carry our gear a bit. I guess you could say we got our workout in before practice even started! Despite that, we had a great time. The park was a perfect spot for a family outing.

A cute neighborhood park, we went here to celebrate my baby's first birthday with family. We…read moreinitially tried to go to Central Park but the gazebo was reserved, so I quickly searched other parks in the area and found this one. There are two play structures (one for little kids, one for big kids), plenty of benches (although the gazebo cover is missing so there's not a lot of shade). There's a decent bathroom and lots of grass to spread out. There's also a large sand volleyball court. I'm glad we found this park!

Chill spot to bring the kids. No complaints. The slides do get hot on warm days but that's common…read moreknowledge. Just feel them before letting them go down the slide.

Very nice park. Spacious, safe, has 2 basketball courts, with multiple playgrounds for children of…read moredifferent ages. Has a cute little bridge and a lot of field space to run. A skate park as well. Super nice, relaxing, and fun park

This park is so nice! It's clean and very spacious. It has a full basketball court, baseball field…read moreand a field for soccer. There's restrooms and two parking lots available. My son use to play here during soccer season. We really enjoyed coming to this park!

Super safe park in a residential neighborhood with parking ... definitely be mindful of the…read moreresidents in the neighborhood and pick up after yourself ..

Wow! I'm up here now, there's no one around and all I hear are a plane flying around and lots of…read morebirds chirping. If you're in the area and need a break from the craziness that is your family & work or you need to cry your eyes out away from your bro's, or meet up with your mistress, Vintage Park is your safe haven! There's a softball/baseball field, half court basketball and a soccer field for you to release your emotions physically. You can also walk around the perimeter of the park which has some inclines, but nothing crazy. There's also a small playground for kids and a few long tables with benches and the standard park BBQ grill if you need to eat your feelings. The view of Mt. Baldy is breathtaking when it's a clear day with no clouds. Vintage park is full of beautiful trees with leaves that reflect the season and make for Instagramable photo shoots. Definitely recommend for anyone that needs to spend quality time with themselves or others and clear their mind...phone and text records or browsing history.

It was an experience but I wish it had more events there. I still had a nice time, and the prices…read moreare great.

Toddler parents - this one's for you! Do not drop $100+ on this nonsense…read more I live in Long Beach and signed my toddler up for their soccer league. The description of the activity stated: "The first week will be practice and team assignments with the remainder of the weeks being games." So I thought this meant my kiddo would have the chance to run around (in some toddler chaos) and socialize with other kids. I wasn't expecting professional games at all (they are toddlers, after all), but at least some formation of a team vs team situation. That was not the case. They basically do the equivalent of having the kids run drills every week. These are drills they do with their parents, they don't even interact with the other kids. Basically, the same thing - warm up, do the "ice cream" game where each kid kicks the ball into the center, yadda yadda. That's fine for the first session but what about the others? Nope, same thing. 6 weeks of just drills. Coach stands around yelling instructions and then is on their phone or chatting with each other. Zero interest in the kids and she honestly looked like she didn't want to be there most of the time. She was also late a few times. After the 2nd week, I messaged the school and basically shared by concerns that we were not getting what we paid for. The response I got was: "Third week will start the emphasis on soccer gameplay with player versus parent, player versus player, and eventually team versus team. Trifytt sees the whole group as a team. We highlight the ideals of fundamentals to set strong foundations so athletes become familiar with learning the sporting techniques, socially connect with their peers, and grow a passion for the activity. " Spoiler alert, there was no emphasis on player vs. player and nothing with team vs team. So they lied on their description of the activity to take our money and then they lied to our face to get us to shut up. The convenient add-on that they see the "whole group as a team" was the icing on the cake! Anyways, if you want your kid to show up and do the same drills with you, the parent, for 6 weeks, that's what you're getting. If you think you are getting a "team" or any moment where you'll get to see your kid run around in fun toddler chaos and play soccer WITH other kids, you aren't getting that here.

My 3 year old granddaughter really enjoyed the adaptive…read morepark. She uses a walker or wheelchair and loved her afternoon. We plan on going again soon.

I've never taken my son to play at this park or used the horse trails but I love this park for…read morefamily photos. What nice is depending on the time of year the photo ops change dramatically. In the spring, there's yellow flowers and in the summer there's white flowers. I will say, the older kids who hang out here are a little Rudy and intentionally disturb you while taking photos. They ride around on their e-bikes and are flat out rude and disrespectful. If looking for a park to capture some beautiful photos, consider this park.

love this place! i wish they had more openings to rent out on the week but seems like they always…read morehave an event. they also need to fix their website, does not allow you to rent out half court rental longer than one hour. the workers was amazing. the gym floors were well kept. wish they had more parking. also more basketball open runs would be nice

We came to Ranch Sports Facility to play pickleball. The courts were okay overall. The three…read morepickleball courts are set up in a corner, and there are no dividers between them, so balls can occasionally cross into other courts. It was inconvenient, but manageable. The real issue was the customer service at the front desk. When we arrived, the first thing the woman working there told us was that the courts were full, without first a hello or asking how she could help us. We actually had a reservation, so the interaction felt dismissive from the start. Later, when we needed assistance on the court, she seemed bothered that she had to help us, sighed, and rolled her eyes. Multiple people in our group noticed the poor response. A facility does not need to be perfect, but guests should at least feel welcome. Unfortunately, that was not our experience.