Good parking, pretty empty play area and skate park early Sunday morning. The skate park has water…read morein the "street area" and the big bowl two weeks in a row. The small bowl didn't have water in it today. Upon closer inspection of the other bowl, there was also a dead animal. The ducks and geese don't appear to be afraid of humans, don't move, and it's probably due to the people feeding them. But they're nice to see from afar

The Alondra splash pad (near by) is open currently. Tuesday-Saturday from 10:30-6:30pm, allowing 26…read morekids including adult to its capacity. Every 30 mins there is a new entrance and everyone has to go back line, wait or if your lucky..you get to back inside. It a great system to allow everyone the chance to enjoy the splash pad. There are staff members there, checking temperatures and supervising. Friendly and clean environment/surrounding. Safe and fun for children under 10. Anyone not entering the splash as, must STAND outside the gate. You can not sit down around or near by for "hazard reasons" as the lifeguard tried to explain to me. That part sucks.

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

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.

Enjoyed learning more about Bruce's Beach. It is a nice walk. There are plaques so you can learn…read moremore of the history and appreciate the city giving the beach back to the family.

Loved the more laid back vibe of this beach. There was parking available and it didn't take us too…read morelong to find some. The only minor issue is that the restrooms are a bit far if you place yourself towards the middle of the beach. They have spots for beach volleyball and there are lots of people walking and riding their bikes on the sidewalk. This beach is also a good option if you want to go inside the water.

One of the best what Forth of July, celebrations in the city of Los Angeles. We have been coming…read morehere since they stop having the Forth of July celebrations at Centinella Park. They have a amazing fan that starts entertaining at 6 PM until the fireworks show starts. They have multiple food trucks with great food to experience and plenty of activities for the kids. There's two jumpers and you can play whatever sports you love in the grassy area. They also have a hill, and if you have a box, you can slide down it to your hearts joy.

The place is really thought out. Well. There was ample parking. They have lights for when it gets…read moredarker. There's a playground for older kids, a playground for younger kids and a huge open field. The bathrooms were surprisingly very very clean. I was very surprised. I thought it was going to be something where I had to hold my breath for 3 minutes. Use the bathroom, wash my hands and head out. But it was extremely clean. They have a giant fire pit. No one started a fire there, but it looks like that would be a pretty big bonfire. I would come by again if I was in the area. Good job El Segundo

I've driven pass this park many times when I am in the Hawthorne area and from a distance it looked…read morelike any other park. There's a skate park, an open grassy area, a full basketball court, a trail around the perimeter of the park for walking/running, a play ground for smaller children, and I believe I saw an area for BBQ. Sounds good doesn't it. Well what brought the quality of this park down was the bad kids that occupied nearly all the spaces I mentioned above. The high use of profanity, marijuana, and just some reckless behaviors changed everything for me about this park. A group of kids actually had a pistol out in the open, I don't know if it was real or not, but at this point it wasn't about to the activities one can enjoy but more like a safety concern now. Had it not been for the people, this park would of received at least 4 stars from me. I'm not into playing with the safety of my son, or my loved ones life. You won't find me here again.

Needs a little clean up but does it overall for a quick trip. Small gem as they have a small…read morewaddling pool, free meals for the kids during summer, three shaded areas, a skate park and basketball courts, a trail around the park and some exercise equipment here and there. We just so happen to stop by when the HPD was giving out free popsicles to everyone, playing ball wit the kids as well.

Nice size baseball field. 2 basketball courts, small skate park with ramps and a play area. Small…read morebut things to do for kids to let out some energy. They have a community room that's great for events! Sorry I didn't have any pictures. But it's a good little park.

Rowley Park is a great place to walk! It's clean and safe. I walk there 3 to 4 days a week.read more

Huge and filled with sports amenities. If you could fill up the BBQ area and stage it would be…read moreextremely picturesque. Great walking trail and a community garden! Would love for events to be held here. Could easily host food trucks.

My family used to frequent this park for special occasions, and sometimes for no occasion at all…read more Memories of hanging out with cousins flying kites, playing flag football, getting on the swings and slides, riding our bikes on the path. Ah, life was so simple then. And it's been decades since I've been back, and my, how it's all come full circle: came through to celebrate one of my cousin's kids' birthdays. It is almost exactly as I remember it, but with upgrades. There are more picnic areas now, the playground is up to date, most everything is maintained so clean! It was kinda cool guiding the kids to kite flying and watching them play games during the party. For a few moments there, I was back to my pre-teen self again. I was told they have festivals here once in a while, so I really should keep up with their scheduled events! I loved it then, I still love it now. Glad it's still around and still maintained so well.

1 star off for the parking lot which is small and the spaces are super tight. Also if you go in and…read morethere are no spots you have to somehow carefully turn around to exit the way you entered. My Google Maps also took us to the wrong location but luckily I have no qualms with asking locals where it is The park itself is fun. It had a huge grass area to run around. The two slides that are stone are tall and fast but super fun. There is a cool rope obstacle course Definitely a nice park to visit once you get out of your park

The good: This park has sand, squishy mat, and wood chips…read more There's a fun metal roller slide, a climbing gym, swings, picnic benches with shade, a community garden, flat sidewalk areas for scooters, a seesaw for 4 people, a bridge, and more. It's a few blocks away from the ocean. The grass is very green and nice for picnics. Dogs must be on leashes. I thought the mini picnic tables for kids was really cute. I got lots of recommendations from a Facebook group I'm in for this park. The bad: The bathrooms were blocked off so I used the portable potties by the parking lot. The potties were very full and smelled more than average. I was hoping for a park without sand because my daughter loves sand so much and always ends up only playing in sand and making a mess. The interesting: The cement slides are very fast so be cautious! The parking lot has a six hour limit.

This North Redondo Beach park has no sign with the park name that I could find…read more I always drive past it on my way to T J Maxx on Hawthorne.....see my review of the store for my secret short cut! haha Anyways.....I was out today in this crazy heat reviewing parks. It felt like about 90 at the beach, it's hot. But the park looked inviting with its beautiful shade trees. It's about an acre and a half, small, and has nothing but trees and grass, benches, a kids' playground, and restrooms. I like the old streetlamps, must be pretty at night. The kiddie play area has the oddest surface I've seen. It's squishy, like a thick sponge. I was unprepared when I stepped on it to take a photo and almost lost my balance. Seems like it would be a nice soft spot for a kid to fall. My pic of the sign tells more about it. This park is narrow, and runs for a block, through a residential 'hood. It's a nice cut-through for people heading to the plaza around Starbucks on 190th. And there were people enjoying the park today, even in the heat. A red-faced little boy was trying to reach the drinking fountain while his dad laid under a tree in the shade...... The posted sign got my attention, the sign that lists all the "don'ts" for the park: No dogs (true in every Redondo Beach park except the dog park). No bicycles. No ball playing. No skateboarding. No roller skates or roller blades. That's a lot of restrictions! If you come here, plan on just walking through and admiring the trees..... 10 photos are posted.

So this little park is tucked away in North Redondo. If you are riding your bike you can pick it up…read morenear the new North Redondo Bikeway. It's not a bad park. But unlike Valley Park or Veterans Park, for example, it's not a place to make a day of it. There's trees, grass, little benches, you can have a picnic there -maybe a reststop while you are out on a walk or a bike ride. But there's no barbecue pits and no open fires allowed. There's a little area with kid's things like a slide. And when I was there on a sunday afternoon there was a building that appeared to have restrooms but they were all locked up. It's got lots a shade, so like I said earlier, this isn't a bad place to have a picnic, just no barbecues or fires.