Review #955 2026-019…read more Hours: Daily, 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM; closed 1st Tuesday at 2:00 PM monthly for cleaning, park to reopen when the concrete is dry. My son & I were supporting his friend who had a part in the "Alice in Wonderland" musical at Hermosa Beach Community Theater. After the show, the kiddos wanted to hang out at Hermosa Beach Skate Park, which is west (behind) of the theater. The skate park is a concrete park that has various obstacles like ramps, funbox, manny pads, ledges, & rails for all skill levels, & open for drop-in use. It seems smaller than the one in Wilson Park that closed in the late 2000s. Skateboards, in-line skates, & scooters permitted; no bicycles. Safety gear (helmet, elbow pads, knee pads) are required; in-line skaters must also wear wrist guards. Failure to comply with rule or code of conduct may result in suspension; the City of Hermosa Beach may also close the skate park at their discretion. There's free parking available; the driveway is just east of the skate park's entrance. It wasn't that busy on a late Sunday afternoon, probably because the weather was slightly chill. Some of the older kids (middle school?) were more advanced than the younger ones. They were either on skateboards or scooters, with one in-line skater. Of course, there's always a couple of hooligans that don't follow park rules... they were attempting to triple skate together on a scooter down the ramp. Of course, it was an abysmal attempt. O_o The ramp wasn't too high so it's not probable for a major injury or concussion. But what if it's that 1% chance? Why risk it? And to the point of getting caught & having the skate park closed to others in the community that follows the rules & uses it appropriately? Especially since there's only a handful of skate parks in the South Bay. My son didn't have his gear because it was an unexpected play date. He has a skateboard, but prefers his scooter & bike because he's more skilled in those. He mostly stayed outside or along the perimeter to chat with his friend. I couldn't find any rule of pedestrians/observers preventing them from being inside since they're not active skate participants. As a general rule of thumb, safety-wise, I told my son to stay outside to avoid unnecessary accidents. He went in when he noticed fewer skaters/scooters & no one was roughhousing. It's a bit far from our place, but if his friend is into skateboarding, we can come hang out next time with his scooter at Hermosa Beach Skate Park.

I love this place they have so many tennis courts available!! There is also free parking and they…read morehave the lights on at night :)

Such a great park with lots of fun activities for kids! I…read morereally appreciate that it's fully fenced--you can relax knowing your child won't run off. There's also plenty of shade, lots of benches, and spots to sit. The only downside is that the bathrooms are usually closed, and the park itself is sometimes locked without any explanation. We went this Saturday with the kids and found it closed, with no sign saying why or when it would reopen. That was really disappointing.

The good: I love when a park is mostly squishy pad flooring…read moreor cement because tan bark and sand get so messy for my toddler. This park is fenced in and nestled between apartment complexes. It has a little kids playground and a bigger kids area. My toddler loved the metal tube slide. It doesn't create static and it's a really fun and unique way to slide down a hill! It reminds me of a factory conveyor belt. The playground feels modern. They also had bathrooms. They have park-style workout equipment for adults too. There's a splash pad area but I don't know when those operate. The bad: There's no designated parking lot. We parked on the street but it can be difficult to find parking because of all the apartment complex tenants. The interesting; There were garden workers maintaining the park when I came so they were leaf blowing the area and there was dust everywhere.

The place is amazing for families with young kids. They have children room and watch kids for $5…read moreper hour and also have a kiddie pool. We did have two incidents--one where a staff member took our ball, and another where a gym trainer complained about our autistic son. The management office took the situation seriously and addressed the issues.

Great staff, fun members, well-equipped weight room, and of course many tennis courts. Men's…read moreshowers and locker rooms are very old and need upgrades like those done for the sister club South End. The grout around the showers is nasty. The lockers are very old. Bar is nice, food and shakes at take out window are simple and tasty.

Adam Burt is a truly patient, talented, and funny tennis coach. I first met him in late '99 when I…read morewas part of his classes and tennis ladder. Even back then, he was able to teach me out of my bad habits. Then we started sending our daughter to him. She's not the most athletically inclined type, but after a few weeks with Adam, she was a changed kid! Now, she plays better than I could have imagined and she totally loves tennis. This is a huge thing because this is the only sport she likes right now. We are overjoyed that she looks forward to Adam's class every week. We even signed her up for one of his summer camps. Meet Adam once and you'll realize he has the perfect temperament for being a coach not just for adults but for kids too. So whether you want to improve your own game or you want to pass along a life long activity that your kids can and will enjoy, Adam and Crush Tennis is the only game in town. Thanks Adam!!

Both my daughters have been taught by Adam and now I'm getting lessons with one of them too! Adam…read morearranges a tennis ladder each week keeping the kids competitive. He teaches not only the game and the strokes, but also court etiquette and how the kids should handle point conflicts, scoring etc. Would definitely recommend.

My son started taking lessons with Coach Sergiu last year when he turned 5yrs old. He's enjoyed…read moregoing to practice every week for over a year now. I also just signed up my youngest son who turned 3 years old, and so far he's grown to enjoy playing especially with his older brother. Unfortunately we are moving to San Diego, but we'll miss coach Sergui a lot. He is a great tennis coach. He understands how to make the game fun for kids and how to teach the fundamentals. This is a great tennis program in El Segundo park. I highly recommend it. It's been tough during the pandemic. He is not allowed to have group lessons, but he can do private or semi-private lessons. Sincerely,

Jaguar Tennis Academy - will help your children learn tennis or raise their game to the next level…read more Coach Sergiu makes the lessons fun, exciting, while focusing on improving their skills. My sons have been playing tennis for many years and to this day they speak fondly of the tennis lessons taken with Coach Sergiu. Apart from tennis, they were taught to be determined, work hard and never give up. Our family highly recommends Coach Sergiu Boerica and his tennis academy.