I came across this park while checking out Pasadena's Family Fun Day. Not sure if they have a…read moreparking lot as we couldn't find one. We parked on the street. Fairly big park. It has a splash pad that looks super fun for the summer, Various playgrounds, and a skating park. Large area. We had fun here.

** Review with a toddler during the summer**…read more Came here with my 3 year old and another one of our family friends and the boys LOVED the splash pad! This was the first time that my son has been to a splash pad, so I didn't know what to expect. I liked that the splash pad wasn't overwhelming with water, and it was young-kid friendly. The structures where the water came from were colorful and fun. My son was skeptical at first, but after he slightly warmed up, he had a blast! Definitely wear water shoes or sandals as the ground is dirty (like any other outdoor place). Parking is limited. I couldn't find the park parking lot so I parked in the library which was a small lot. Not sure if it's just street parking otherwise. I like that there's lots of shade over the playground. On a hot summer day, the shaded area was perfect! The playground is also kid-friendly, ages 4-9 I think. It was a bit challenging for my 3 year old, but he managed. The park also has a dedicated skating area and basketball court, which I appreciated. Only downside is that there were some groups BLASTING non-family friendly music out of their boom box. It was VERY loud and disruptive. We left the park early because of it.

It's a pretty fun skate park off of Eastern Avenue near a pool and a basketball court. There was…read moresome local skating today and a visitor from DC. He searched it up and ended up here. We chatted for a while cool guy there. There were a couple of good skaters here the park is designed for street skating. Gave it a try. I had some fun. I'll be back. It's close to my work.

I didn't grow up with skate parks, so I don't have any other ones to compare it to…read more.. The kids looked happy and there were plenty of things to do here. Great tricks seen here!

I've been to a lot of skate parks, but this one? Easily my favorite. The ramps are smooth, the…read morerails are solid, and there's plenty of space for everyone from beginners to seasoned skaters. The vibes here are amazing and a huge part of that is thanks to the guy who plays guitar at the gate. Before you even roll in, you're greeted by this dude just casually shredding on his guitar like it's the most natural thing in the world. He's not just good...he's phenomenal. Every time I've come by, he's there, adding this beautiful soundtrack to the park. It's like he's the unofficial guardian of good vibes. I've seen kids slow down to watch him, parents nod along, and skaters land tricks in perfect rhythm with whatever he's playing. You almost feel like you're in a skate video with a live score. The park itself is clean, the crowd is friendly, and the flow of the layout keeps things fun but I swear, half the reason I come here is for that guitar at the gate. He's that good. Seriously, whoever runs this place should pay him in gold. If you're thinking about checking this park out, do it. And when you hear that guitar as you roll up, take a second to enjoy it. You'll know exactly what I mean.

Gotta wear pads and sign a waiver, bowl is really deep and not accessible for beginnersread more

It was a wonderful experience having the ability to skate in the snow even when it's not yet…read morewinter time feels super cool. And the service is very good can't wait to cost again next time lovely place and amazing experience

This is a nice little skate park. I passed by many times without realizing it was here. I found out…read moreabout it from YouTube. There are some nice ramps and quarter pipes and Manny pads. Some parts of the cement are slippery though. There's a nice half pipe bowl that I like to practice in.

so i go metal detecting in this park all the time [nothing left here folks, don't bother] but…read morethey've been renovating it and something interesting is coming! I guess it's called a pump track, they are building it now. can't wait to see this forgotten park get popular!

Nice little park that isn't busy at all for kids. Bathrooms seemed open but didn't use. Easy…read moreparking. BBQs available but not many. There is some bums but wasn't bothered by anyone. Nice visit to stop for quick fresh air or to bring your dogs for some fetch.

A great oasis in Highland Park! My doggie and I make regular visits after bank visits @ York and…read moreFig. An interesting mix of folks exemplifying the diversity and shifting demographics of the neighborhood, and a view of the mural across from the park, created by HLP artist Joe Bravo. There is an area at the park's northwest corner with fences on three side, that makes for excellent dog play. See pix!

We came here to attend a little league baseball game and it was good. We didn't have trouble…read morefinding parking and there were tons of bleachers.

This park is fun, the layout is good I like that it's all super chill and low ish to warm up at…read more I wish stone stuff was like space was used better. But over all it's a fun place to chill and warm up.

Gnarly Park for my little man to start his journey down the sick path of skateboarding. We signed…read morehim up under the Park & Recs website and for $10 for 8 classes we saw the value for it. His coach on the first day put him on the ramp to start learning how to do a drop in. I was honestly afraid because he was very much a beginner however, he gained confidence right away and has exceled in his class. I also appreciate the respect the other kids give to everyone doing their thing on the grind. We will definitely be signing him up to continue lessons. Addendum : Boards , Helmets & padding provided as part of the class.