We came by to watch a Little League game a couple of weekends ago…read more This is a well maintained park with a nice playground area. The bleachers near the baseball field were typical of the other Redondo Beach parks...comfortable enough to sit on for a couple of hours. But no shade, so wear a hat and sunglasses. There was an enclosed senior center also. Didn't get to see inside, but it's a nice benefit for the residents.

One of my favorite go to parks. I've been to Anderson Park a few time for picnics. It's a giant…read morepark with lots of space. It has a playground for kids as well as several tennis courts. Parking can easily fill up on the street but they also have parking towards the back side of the park.

Holly Glen Park is a wonderful recreation area for local residents. The park is clean, well kept,…read moreand cared for. There is plenty of space for kids to be kids and enjoy their time outdoors. Night visits are safe with well lit facilities.

Park is nice and clean. Kids had a great time. I'd recommend taking the kids or your "Honey," and…read morehave a beautiful day outside and a picnic with the family

One of our favorite parks for a family day out! The playground is great for kids safe, clean, and…read morewith plenty of space to run around. There's a nice lake, open grassy areas, and shaded spots which make it perfect for relaxing or having a picnic. My toddler always has a great time here. Such a peaceful and well-maintained park definitely a go-to for us!

Polliwog is the largest park in all of the South Bay and a great park for a walk. They've got a…read morelarge pond - watch out for all the Canadian geese and watch your step for um some nature droppings. They have several playgrounds, picnic areas and gazebos. Note - Manhattan Beach is pretty strict with large parties at the park- so you will need to reserve if you're hosting a party. Overall it's a fun park that's a perfect spot for picnics, nature sight seeing and chill days.

The Alondra Park is the largest park closest to the ocean and the beach cities is the area. It's…read moredesigned with a woodland and a lake, and the island in the lake attracts inhabitants of wild birds. The walking path near the lake is beautiful, although you may encounter a lot of goose poop.

This park is one of the largest parks I've visited. I use to attend El Camino College right next…read moredoor and I would come here during longer breaks between classes. There is a lot to see and there are always people around so I never felt unsafe. Parking is free and there are eateries and markets around.

The city of Lawndale has newly remodeled this previously unsafe park. It is now gated and traffic…read moreis contained. There are new picnic tables, both uncovered and under a few gazebos (large and small). May be a good place for birthday parties. Kids can play in a sand-less playground (hallelujah!) and in the grassy areas. You can also check out balls to play with from staff members on-site. A workout area is available for adults. Restrooms are nice and clean... so far!

My kids love coming to this park to play. They've made friends almost every time we come. I like…read morethat it's small and gated, restrooms are right next to the playground, and there's usually shade when we've been there. I also like bringing my kids here because it doesn't get crowded; sometimes it's just us. Parking isn't too bad, a few spots designated for the park or park in the residential area.

Great spot for a run! People are friendly and try to be considerate of the space. A lot of people…read morewalking their dogs but for the most part they are on a leash. Nice scenic views with markers to inform you of mileage. I wasn't sure how far it went but I got up to around 3.5 miles. There are light posts which seem to light up the trail at night. Nice benches to sit. The entrance is toward the backend of the mall area. There's parking there or you can do street parking.

A gorgeous and very well kept trail park. The floor is entirely covered with wood chips and the…read moreentire trail goes through residential driveways and passes a small gated park. There are also car chargers nearby too for those who need them. A great park to visit I really like how it hasn't been "burned out" yet and everyone that was there was just doing their day to day walk or jog. I took a lot of pics which was kinda annoying but it was honestly such a beautiful and peaceful park I couldn't help myself.

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.

Very nice area! All the plants are identified along with other interesting facts. Very serene! Easy…read morewalking. It's a hidden gem in Pollywog Park.

I've been coming to the Manhattan Beach Botanical Garden for years, and it's one of those rare…read moreplaces that only grows more meaningful over time. I watched my daughter explore, play, and quite literally grow up among these paths, which makes every visit feel a little nostalgic. It's a peaceful, beautiful spot, a perfect place for a slow stroll or an afternoon picnic. This is easily one of my favorite places in the South Bay. A true little sanctuary.