Located off Descanso Way in Torrance. I am biased for fives stars cause this is my neighborhood…read morepark. Before this turned into a park it was nothing but a huge dirt field for many years. I remember walking through this dirt field on the way to High School and back my poor white shoes would get so dusty with the dirt on it. Once they built the park it was nice green grass and the dirt trail to walk on around it. Then they added the kids playground. Along the dirt trail there are stops for workouts like doing push ups with the bar installed etc. Overall a nice place for picnics, soccer play for the wide open field and in the back corner a backstop for baseball which they did get rid of a few years ago.

Super cute hidden and SAFE park within a North Torrance neighborhood…read more There is not much to this park. It's pretty much an uneven pie shaped type of track, and a fenced off parking lot. The great thing about the surrounding neighborhood is that there are plenty of cars in the driveway, which means people are at home all of the time!

I was romping around Torrance and Gardena one day and decided to stop by at this park. I'm so glad…read moreI did!! I have driven past this park location on several occasions and always wondered about it. I always see local people walking about no matter when I pass by. To my surprise, parking was easy and free. It was also dog friendly which I appreciated. What I had no idea about was how well designed this park was until I stepped foot in it. It has two playground areas, bathrooms, grassy fields for people to play some sports, and a well paved and well marked trail with mile marker to exercise on. It has a moderate up and down hill as well as shaded trees to keep cool and comfortable. WOWza, I thought! And it's so clean inside!! Essentially, you can walk about 2 miles if you do 4 laps. Or a whole mile if you walk 2 laps. I think I can actually do 6 laps only because it was such a nice urban escape and people were polite. The dogs were also having a good time too and at no point I had to worry about some rogue dog owner with their unleashed dogs or something. 10/10 would return again in the future. What a gem of a neighborhood park this was!

I feel like this is a 3.5 star place. There's a playground for a big kids and a playground for…read moresmaller kids. If you have a tiny one, I still would be cautious about the play structure in the smaller playground area. I went down the slide with my toddler, and I almost fell mostly because it was so fast. Playground sets are probably geared for older kiddos, rather than toddlers. The swings are super squeaky, and definitely could use some WD-40. All of the play structures could definitely use some tender love. I love how diverse people who are here and everyone seems pretty friendly.

The restrooms at this park are outdated and not maintained very unsanitary . Toilet paper…read moredispensers only give a single ply at a time and jam up with no way to fix u less u have a key. Whose horrible idea was this ? Cheap skate

I needed to tire a couple of kids out and get them out and about on a beautiful summer day. Kids…read moreare into technology way too much but not on my watch. We packed the wagon with snacks and water, put on the sunblock and off we went as the 5 year old told me exactly where to go. This park is huge. Has plenty of grass and hills to roll down, a softball field to run on. Plenty of ladybugs to catch, bees to watch out for and dandelions galore. There is also plenty of swings, random play things, serious climbing equipment and long slides that I thought were outlawed. The monkey bars are suitable for kids even though they look gianormous and that slide? It's like a mini splash Mountain drop. They blocked off the adjoining mini structure to the date devil one so the little ones dont get access to something to big for them. However your little ones may just want to climb up to the top anyway. Just let them do it. You know you climbed higher than them when you were young. Bathrooms were clean. The park is well kept. I saw city employees doing their thing when we were there.

Smelled like pee and had poop everywhere with flies swarming it. Couldn't play anything without…read morestepping on feces. Also cigarettes on the ground everywhere but theyre from the violators. Good playground though and the trees close to the swings are perfect for 2 soccer goal posts

nice small park with kids play structure basketball and staff on duty. Grounds can be a little…read moreunkept.

Cute park perfect for a waddle after some delicious Brazillian food. There's a small play…read morestructure and some swings. Wood chips instead of sand or that squishy plastic padding that some playgrounds have.

Dale Page Park is a good small "parkette" of sort, in that it's not huge, but has some nice…read moreamenities such as a full 2 hoop basketball court; double sided walled hand ball court (you can play solo tennis against too, for practice hitting the ball), and a small, but nice jungle gym with slides and swings, play area. It's located at the end of the walking/bike path that has all of the electrical towers overhead, in Redondo Beach. It's fairly clean and safe feeling, 'tho I know I've seen dog owners run their dogs in the area along the walking/bike path leading into the playground, so if you're afraid of dogs or have a small dog or children, watch out for dogs not on leashes.

My favorite park ever! The best in LA! Come here to have fun this park is really the best trust me.read more

I personally really like this little park it's clean and it has a grass area to hangout but I love…read morethat it is gated! It's not big at all so I could see it pretty busy if multiple families are there. The only bad thing is the parking! No parking anywhere near the park

Stevenson Park is another great example of how well the City of Carson maintains its parks. Like…read moreother Carson parks, this one is clearly well-run and thoughtfully managed. The staff are friendly, helpful, and always available to answer questions or lend assistance, which really enhances the overall experience. The park itself is clean, active, and welcoming, with a great mix of regular users who help create a positive, community-oriented atmosphere. A big highlight is the newly renovated pickleball and tennis courts. The updates have made a noticeable difference, and the courts now play exceptionally well--definitely a huge plus for anyone coming out to get some quality court time. Staff: (5/5) Park Cleanliness: (5/5) Ongoing Park Use: (5/5) Fellow Patrons: (5/5) Amenities: (5/5) Overall Experience: (5/5) Overall, Stevenson Park continues to be a standout community space and an easy recommendation for anyone looking to enjoy a clean, well-maintained park with excellent fields, courts and great staff.

I said, "Ayoooooo"…read more This might be the best kept secret in all of the South Bay Area. These 4 permanent pickleball courts are in phenomenal shape and hardly any people are there in the mornings. Makes for a great place to drill and singles. There is plenty of parking and for added touch, EV parking. There is a tennis courts attached, but separated by gates. Be sure to bring your own water because the fountain doesn't work that well.

Wow! It was my first time at El Prado park and I had no idea…read morewhat to expect. Met friends for a picnic and was told there were no tables so to bring a blanket. While I was surprised to see how true this was it was spacious! There are probably only a few park benches, one on each end of the park. There are a lot of trees and SO MUCH space for the kids to run around and let out energy. I can imagine playing frisbee or just hanging out and reading under a tree during the summer. It's a perfect place for picnics and even though there is no playground it is a great park

The El Prado meaning the meadow, which is a tree lined park that spans three blocks from Cravens…read moreave to Manuel ave. The narrow park area used to be the old town center back to old days.