This park has some outdated reviews!…read more It's a small, cute park. I only stumbled upon it due to some driving around before hitting Disney. It was peaceful and relaxing. There was some sort of soccer practice going on and some children playing on the playground- yet no loud noises really. It was a pleasant experience.

We used to have a soccer game here. That was an incredible experience for me in the USA. Cool view…read moreand fresh air, I like to run around park grounds

This is a lovely park to enjoy some sunshine and have a picnic. It is a small and quaint park, but…read morethere are plenty of picnic tables. The crowd has seemed just fine every time I've visited. I feel it is a safe park on a busy street. Parking is easy along the street. I'd recommend ordering food from Ted's Burgers, which is across the way and eating it at the park. I've also brought el pollo loco, which isn't too far from here as well. The water fountain is very peaceful and serene.

A once clean and nice small park dedicated to the Agrarian and agricultural heritage of this area…read more In the early 1900s walnut and orange trees were planted in this area and there was an amazing Mission Craftsman style home which has been moved to 902 West Broadway. There is also a cool old pump you can check out in this park. Unfortunately the effects of Fent. can be seen here. Dealers hang out with their bicycles near the benches and my kid couldn't play on the structure because it was turned into a makeshift homeless encampment. This isn't the fault of the park or the people who maintain it but we left after 15 minutes because all my kid could do was scooter around. You can still see how nice it used to be which make it a bit more tragic, hope the situation improves and the park becomes more family friendly again. There is NO parking lot at this park so you'll have to park on the street and walk in.

My husband and I were looking for a basketball program for our son when we moved to Cerritos from…read morethe city; we were referred to HoopsFit by a family friend earlier this year. Our son began learning the fundamentals of the game by Kevin and Richard, two of the coaches, and he's developed so much within the past year - ranging from his skills as a player but more importantly, his confidence and discipline off the court. I am happy to see his love for basketball grow from this program. Thank you HoopsFit!

From the owner: The world of basketball is full of fierce competition, and you are going to want the best trainer…read morein your corner. We have worked with lots of elite athletes from professionals and NCAA division 1 players. If you would like to improve your game and take it to the next level, come and train with HOOPSFIT.

Nice park Good lighting at night…read moreI hope the city didn't rent out the part to one soccer team for 3-6 months. Everyone else is left out and soccer team owns the whole field

Used to ball up here everyday. Used to always be full court games with both courts…read more Just recently started going back every now and then. Since then, it's been rare to catch 5's, but i still go to practice on my game & hope to catch a quick game with whoever. Mostly youthful highschool kids. Environment can be immature and negative. Competition is mediocre. Still good runs for exercise. Recommend: Weekdays 4-8pm is the avg time frame ppl hoop up. Varies upon weather & season.

Very nice and large park. Super clean with plenty of parking…read more This park is loaded with baseball fields which I am sure that on any other day, this place would be PACKED! The pandemic definitely has kept people away from this oasis in the middle town.

One thing I gotta add of this park is that I love the fact it has a few restrooms available however…read morethe management sucks they never clean them the way they should

This park was such a great find for our group! We had an early dinner at the Anaheim Packing…read moreDistrict about half a mile away from this park. The kids needed a bigger space to run around in and climb things tbh so we decided to search for a nearby park. There was also the skatepark in the area (also a cool spot to check out!) Citrus Park was a good size for our toddlers! They were able to ride their scooters around, roam around and just be a kid! We love that it's clean and safe. It wasn't as crowded which was great! There was enough shade as well. We'll definitely keep this park in mind whenever we're in the area! Parking wasn't an issue either. Note: we didn't locate any restrooms. So plan accordingly!

This park is an insanely beautiful park and it would be a very good place to have a Punic and have…read morefun, easily the best public park I have ever been to

How have I not given our local park the Yelp treatment yet??!?…read more Lexington was the answer to Oak Knoll being outgrown, we are a city of recreation and competitive sports, and if you build it, we will use it to its fullest potential. Lexington is proof! This park, at its core, is two large sized football/soccer fields that can be divided up for smaller league kid games. One field is natural grass, the other a composite. The entire park is well lit because of the night games that are played there, which makes for an overall inviting and safe experience - and I never see the park empty, it's always in use. Surrounding the fields are a running track that circles the distance of the park, a large playground area, seating for the parents, oh, a large set of bleachers for the FNL and soccer games. A workout area in the back with a circuit style set of arm/leg machines. Pickleball and basketball courts, a general area with covered seating for picnics and gatherings, and a large parking lot area that, although large, can be found filled on busy days. Overall this is a good park and a great addition to our cities lineup. We come here often to do sports or use their other various facilities. :)

We LOVE the walking track here! It is well lit. There is always a great energy with people playing…read moreon the fields, using the stationary workout equipment, back court that converts for different sports, and the playground. My only complaint is the playground is truly geared for older kids 2.5-3years + older. I feel with such a large project, the city of Cypress could have added a few other features to make it friendly for under 3yr olds - it's literally only 1 small slide for the littles - no steering wheel to drive, or any features to fidget with, or twist, turn, pull or other. I guess it was the last thing in their budget. All in all, it is a huge upgrade to the city of Cypress and we love walking here and that they have doggy bags for when our pupp finds a couple potty spots.

Pearson Park is one of those places that quietly overdelivers. It's interesting that it has such a…read morelow rating on Yelp, but has a crazy high star rating and review count on Google Reviews. I don't usually review parks, but did this time because I knew that this beauty was not getting the flowers that it deserved. Stopped by yesterday evening for a 1.5-hour hot girl walk with a friend, and it checked all the usual boxes. Clean, well maintained, plenty of mature trees, and wide paths that make it easy to settle into a good conversation without constantly dodging people. It has that easygoing neighborhood feel that works just as well for a book club meetup, a picnic date, or a jog if you're in that 5k/marathon phase of your quarter life crisis like my friends are. An unexpected highlight for us was catching skytyping that was announcing Olivia Rodrigo's new album, "you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love," which is scheduled for release on June 12, 2026. We were craning our necks for a cool 20 minutes trying to figure out what the message meant and I didn't figure it out until looking it up on Reddit when I got home. Not exactly standard park entertainment, but definitely memorable. Also worth noting, right across the street we came across a full Zumba class happening in a small private studio. Apparently it runs every Thursday evening with a $7.00 cover. If you're into that kind of thing, it could be a fun way to switch things up. All in all, Pearson Park knocked it out of the (local) park. It was interesting enough for me to consider adding it to my future routine and will absolutely be coming back.

The park is a good sized park -- big enough for a dog walk or a run around the 0.7-mile perimeter…read more It has several tennis courts, baseball fields, playgrounds, and a swimming pool. There are many large trees around that offer very good shade. There are nice walk trails around the park but I would not advice to venture late at night as some parts of the park are not well lit.

Super fun and UNIQUE PLAYGROUND - felt like a castle! There are swings here, little cars, small…read morerock climbing wall, some monkey bars, climb-able dome, and the fun "castle like maze." My toddler and 1 year old both had a very fun time at this park and 1 hour of play went by very fast. There is also a lot of shaded areas at this park, along with some tables and chairs. There are public RESTROOMS available here but there are NO STALL DOORS. there is a good amount of parking available here - it was very easy to park and navigate around the park.

Positives: Skate Park (Nobody was There on a Pleasant Sumner…read moreDay Which was Odd, Incredibly Unique Playground I still Cannot Wrap my Head Around, Sports Fields, Lots of Trees & Shade, Great for a Onewheel or Bike Ride, Low Number of People. Negatives: All Bathrooms Locked Several of Landscapers Making Noise Skatepark Has No Mild /Beginner Drops or Ramps

I had nothing but wonderful memories here. This place will always remind me of better times no…read morematter what it is.

They have it all. Basketball courts, soccer, gazebo, benches, tables, beautiful grass, parking lot,…read morerestrooms....... Actually, the restrooms are closed I believe.