EXCELLENT little park!…read more we had Sofia's birthday picnic here. had to put down a $200 check deposit to secure 2 tables and a bbq pit. front and center location was where they put us. good shaded area for this warm and sunny day. the tables were slightly on the smaller side, well, for a family of filipinos and mexicans at least. the bbq was the traditional park type. off the ground and large metal grates. the area we reserved and the area around was immaculately clean. grass was trimmed nicely as well. the slopes that are typical with my little town were negligible where our spot was. further out on the fringes, you can notice them. the park has it's own private parking lot which makes it very convenient. there is a "kiddie" pool on site that was very popular on this sunny warm day. the deep end was 3ft and the low end was 2.5ft. awesome for the little ones. well, not mine since we werent' dressed for it. overall, we're looking forward to coming back to hang out here and have another picnic. maybe not as grand of a scale as a birthday party, but, a little bbq and some sun. also, we'd love to come back and have the kids check out the pool. we should get some use out of our $10 recreation card!

We come here mainly jn the summer to use the pool. It is nice for small kids because they have…read morelifeguards and the pool is shallow enough that you don't have to worry. This summer we came the 2nd weekend and it was closed both Saturday and Sunday. When we called to ask why it was closed they said they didn't know. Today I called at 11:45 and they told me that the pool would be open at 12. When I got here we were told that they ran out of chlorine and were waiting for someone to bring some. Then at 1 we were told they would open at 1:30. Finally at 1:50 the pool opens and I'm told that my rec id had expired and I need to renew with 2 forms of id or pay. I said we've been waiting for almost 2 hours and we need to leave soon by the time I go home and get that it will be too late can you just let us in. The guy said uh no. Also if there is a birthday party the pool gets packed with kids and parents. Once the pool gets dirty they close the pool and tell you to come back next time usually within the last half hour. Also at the end of the season the lifeguards start to call out so if there are not enough lifeguards the pool can't open. Also they charged me $1 more than what is listed on the website. If you're coming from far away I wouldn't recommend. If you're local and have a rec ID it's worth taking a chance but expect to be disappointed

It's back!!! The Plunge renovation is completed. Grand…read moreOpening was on June 6th, 2026. Very well attended. Classes and open lane swimming ‍ coming soon. Check the El Segundo community parks and recs website for more information. All new locker rooms, men's, women's and family, new bleachers on the Virginia side and a general seating area next to Richmond school. Two pools, one for the kiddies and the other for older swimmers. Great to have an indoor place to swim on the West side of town. Enjoy!

The newly refurbished pool is amazing. I used to lap swim here before the remodel and they've done…read morea great job bringing it up to speed. It's simply a pool with some clean lockers plus a kiddie pool in the back. It's easy to book a lap swim lane and what's nice is the warm water, the lack of crowds and the indoor setting. If you're a resident the cost per lane is low too. They also have public swimming for children.

Lots of fun. Great place. A hidden gem for people who want their kids to experience a outdoorsy…read morepark that is kinda different than other parks that just have grass. This place has hills, a stream and places for kids to explore. Definitely a great alternative than to have them entertained by stimulation rather than nature. Seems they have programs for kids too although when we went there wasnt anything going on. Check it out

Whoever heard of a park called Fort Lots Of Fun! That's just…read moreabout the coolest name under the sun I just had to drive over and have a look Now I will post the 4 photos I took A sign on the gate says the park has no potty Don't wet your pants, now that would be naughty The park consists of a play area that's fenced With lovely shade trees the space is enhanced It's a nice place where kiddies can run Around, while parents relax 'till they're done To top it all off, the piece de resistance Is an ocean view, off in the distance Small but cool, it's a park on a hill At Fort Lots Of Fun your bad moods will be nil

Lovely park. Very well maintained. Was there for a neighborhood event . Will definitely go backread more

We been at this league since my son was 5 years old and now he is about to be 9 year old, it's a…read moregood place to start in the baseball league.

Lovely walking trail through the Holly Glen neighborhood of Hawthorne. Perfect for a nightly…read morestroll, especially just as the sun is setting. The trail is beautiful enough that, if you have earbuds in and listen to calming music, you could almost forget that you are strolling next to the 405 FRWY. Husband and I particularly love this path in the Autumn and Winter Seasons, watching the early dusk set. Though I do not use the exercise equipment myself, the recreational and fitness zones are well loved by the neighborhood and its guests. The Hawthorne Department of Parks & Recreation does a lovely job of tending to the trail and equipment, leaving the paths well tended and cared for. I really do wish I could properly express how much pride the entire neighborhood seems to have for Glasgow Park. My one fault to find was an issue regarding the droppings of the many visiting canines. I, too, take my fur-babies for walks through this neighborhood, but I know better than to ever leave poop for an unsuspecting victim who may not spot the poo-bomb in the grass. Aside from the random poo-land mines the park and pathway are wonderful for taking your pups for a stroll.

Nice little trail park. Great for walking your dogs during the day. Not too big just the right…read moreamount of walking. Love how grassy and well kept it looks. Trail is next yo a fwy

This is a great place for Ice Skating lessons both Hockey and Figure Skating…read more Great for children / kids both boys and girls of all ages. The practice open public skate hours are posted and it's good place to ice skate and they also have private parties for kids birthday celebrations you can book. The instructors are friendly as well as work well with kids and groups of children. I think they also offer private lessons too. There is an in-house pro-shop selling ice skating gear including hockey equipment. Yes! The NHL's Los Angeles Kings appeared on 02/22/26 Sunday midday around 10am-12 noon for practice and the public viewing was free too! That's always a bonus pleasant surprise.

I've been coming here regularly for the past month while my child participates in the Learn to…read moreSkate program. We typically arrive early, grab a snack from the café, and have generally enjoyed our experience. Today, however, we had to stop by the front office for assistance. Unfortunately, the staff member who helped me, whose name I did not catch, but who has very distinctive half-blonde, half-black hair, came across as rude and condescending. My child had forgotten his lanyard, so we asked for a temporary tag, something we've done before without issue. Beyond this interaction, there was a noticeable sense of entitlement in the overall environment. When I visited the ProStride store, I was the only customer present, yet there was no greeting or acknowledgment. When I asked for assistance, it felt reluctant and forced, as though helping was an inconvenience. As someone who works as a Director of Member Services, I was disappointed by these experiences. Front-facing staff set the tone for an organization, and today's interactions did not reflect the welcoming, family-friendly environment one would expect, especially in a space that serves children and families.

This is a nice quaint park…read more The only downside to it could be the choice of ground covering, being wood chips. I prefer stable soft cork, rubber or foam flat surfaces. The wood can get stuck in socks or irritate the skin or feet on contact. Also, it seems like it could be a breeding ground for germs, animal feces, mold or insects. I know Pollywog across the street uses shredded ribber tires, which isn't much better and some park play areas use sand. I think what Anderson Park in Redondo Beach, about 5 mins away from this park uses the best ground covering flooring. The play area is nice with swings and slides, probably ideal for 6 and younger. There is also a challenging rock climbing wall. In addition there is a professional quality baseball field as well as a basketball court, both outdoors. There is an adjacent recreation center, the home of Super Kids Gymnastics (used to be one weekday and one weekend class) in a nice auditorium set-up. Parking is fairly easy, especially the street parking in the surrounding residential neighborhood. This park re-opened in October 2020, but has a Covid-19 mask mandate to wear face shields or masks as protective covering for anyone entering the play area, both children and accompanying adults. I'm not sure how that is policed or what the penalty is for disobedience. Fortunately, most of the time, this isn't an over-crowded park playground since across the street is the bigger Pollywog Park. It's almost a hidden 'lil secret parkette.

Great place for swimmer ‍ . Classes available, men's and women's locker rooms. Check-in before…read moreentering. Free parking lot. Grandstands for events. Worth coming if you need to get in the water . Enjoy!