I'm so bummed that I missed all the concerts in the park. I finally made it to the second to the…read morelast one. What an amazing event and the best part is for free. Come to Furman Park next Wednesday for the final summer concert. I will not be missing next years. This was a blast. Thank you discover Downey. Know that parking right next to the park is reserved for handicap only . Get there early concert starts seven but smart to get there an hour early to get your spots !#DowneyGirl #Five stars.

Good small park for running in between houses. Two laps around counts as a mile. Not crowded to get…read moreyour running in. Quick in and out.

Spane Park is a must-see site; we had an amazing day there. We left our fishing gear and when we…read morereturned, everything was already set up. My granddaughters, ages 5 and 9, had a great time on their first fishing trip. Seeing families enjoying outdoor times in the park makes me nostalgic, and I wish my family had enjoyed such moments with me when I was younger. Congratulations to the parents for providing such treasured memories for their children. We will undoubtedly return.

We Have been taking my two year old here since she was 4 months old because it a park close to the…read morehouse . The duck and pond area is nice and clean , just wish they had more play swing or area for toddlers . The playground is for older kids not so much toddlers .

It's a good place but it's a distance from home and a long drive there also so just check it out…read moreand see how it looks before

Wilson Park is a community park that has skateboard pit, slides and jungle Jim's, picnic area, sand…read morepits, ground level stage and a complete clubhouse.

Amazing small park for our pirate pretenders. Very clean and features a slide and shipread more

The park is compact and found within the parking lot behind the Subway and restaurants…read more There was another parent there with a small child when I arrived. There was also a couple inside the children's pirates themed enclosure acting suspicious and most likely using drugs. The couple wouldn't leave although the other parent asked them to. I was left feeling uneasy when the parks and recreation worker refused to check the enclosure for left over drug paraphernalia. I wouldn't go back.

Nice park but no pets allowed even tho it says they do. You will get kicked out for it tooread more

We were at the jazz concert in the park. Very good crowd, Eric Bonet was the draw. The music was…read moregreat, atmosphere was nice, weather very nice in the shade.

I said, "Ayoooooo"…read more This might be the best kept secret in all of the South Bay Area. These 4 permanent pickleball courts are in phenomenal shape and hardly any people are there in the mornings. Makes for a great place to drill and singles. There is plenty of parking and for added touch, EV parking. There is a tennis courts attached, but separated by gates. Be sure to bring your own water because the fountain doesn't work that well.

Stevenson Park is another great example of how well the City of Carson maintains its parks. Like…read moreother Carson parks, this one is clearly well-run and thoughtfully managed. The staff are friendly, helpful, and always available to answer questions or lend assistance, which really enhances the overall experience. The park itself is clean, active, and welcoming, with a great mix of regular users who help create a positive, community-oriented atmosphere. A big highlight is the newly renovated pickleball and tennis courts. The updates have made a noticeable difference, and the courts now play exceptionally well--definitely a huge plus for anyone coming out to get some quality court time. Staff: (5/5) Park Cleanliness: (5/5) Ongoing Park Use: (5/5) Fellow Patrons: (5/5) Amenities: (5/5) Overall Experience: (5/5) Overall, Stevenson Park continues to be a standout community space and an easy recommendation for anyone looking to enjoy a clean, well-maintained park with excellent fields, courts and great staff.

The path has been remodeled. I love the event space. Parking is ample. The park is braread more

It's great that there are dog parks here but the experience is a little weird…read more The large dog park was closed and there were lots of people around walking dogsvin the regular park, but no one in the small dog park. There are water foundations with fountains at floor level for dogs, but they shoot out so far the water doesn't go into the bowl, in fact, it squirts the waiting dog in the face. There are curbs along the driveways that say no parking but everyone seems to park there instead of in the parking lot. Adult soccer games were going on so there were groups of adults hanging out by their cars on the street, it seemed like quite the party going on in the middle of the day. Overall, it seems like this park has a lot of potential, but it needs some tweaks to be running properly. Best part, there was a cool butterfly garden near the dog park area!

Rating it 4/5 because the bathrooms are gross otherwise great park. They have a walking path ,…read morebasketball court, soccer field and baseball area , they have playgrounds for different age group and usually food vendors.

My kid plays all sports here and she loves it. Mike is a good dude that runs the park all the staff…read moreis great!Yes and they keep the kids busy and out of trouble. A lot of talented kids out here...

This is a very nice well kept park in a very hard to find parking neighborhood. We arrived in my…read moretruck with our bicycles so we could ride the Los Angeles River trail to Long Beach. There's very limited parking spaces available at this long narrow park but luckily some people were leaving just as I arrived. Unfortunately the gate was locked to access the trail and we had to ride north to Rosecrans to enter the trail.

Great park for nice nature walk. Has work out machine through out the walking trail and a indoor…read moresoccer field in the back of the park .

I recently visited Los Cerritos Rancho and had such a meaningful experience. From the moment I…read morearrived, I was warmly welcomed by the staff, who took the time to share the rich history of the landmark, including stories about the Bixby family. Walking through the home and gardens truly felt like stepping back in time. There's something incredibly special about being able to see and feel how people lived in the past--it creates a deep sense of connection and nostalgia that's hard to put into words. For me, the visit was also a moment of reflection--appreciating the lives and efforts of those who came before us, and how their contributions shaped the world we live in today. In such a fast-paced, modern era, it felt especially powerful to immerse myself in a place that preserves history so beautifully. I even remembered visiting here as a child, and coming back as an adult gave me a whole new appreciation for it. It's more than just a historical site--it's an experience that invites you to reflect, learn, and reconnect. I highly recommend visiting. It's a beautiful reminder that Long Beach is full of incredible history and hidden gems worth exploring.

Rancho Los Cerritos is a slightly hidden national historic landmark within Long Beach with…read moreGabrielino-Tongva roots. It was once a sheep ranch, cattle ranch, and even serves as an extension of our public library archives for local history. Entrance is free. Parking is free (and close to the entrance). There are volunteer-lead tours as well as printed maps to help you navigate the property. If you're planning to visit I'd set aside a half hour for everything. Bonus tip: they host events.