Lovely neighborhood park! This park is a hidden gem - you need to be careful when driving by to not…read moremiss it. Great place for a kiddo party. Be careful on the grassy fields as there are holes from the gophers. Nice trail around the park to walk around. - Large grassy field - Play area for kids - Benches - Parking is easy Love this park, will be back!

Great little hidden gem to take the kids and/or for a seclude picnic. Huge grass area to lay out or…read moreplay with a 1/4 mile paved walkway for scootering, biking, or skating. Large playground with swings and a supersize slide. Bbq pits. And spectacular view looking over the city... and, squirrels.

Great neighborhood park with a lot of amenities, including playground with swings, basketball,…read morebaseball, and picnic areas. Walking trail around the perimeter is about a quarter mile. Much nicer grassy area compared to Entradero. It's also a reclaimed water park so no access to drinking water. No bathroom either, but I feel most people who go here would just walk home if needed. Adjacent to busy Del Amo but park is spacious enough not to feel the main road

Very tiny park with lots of sunshine! I love the simplicity…read more I walked with my dogs and it's clean and so quiet although along the Del Amo Blvd. Only one missing star is for no bathroom.

[Review #831] 2024-032…read more I forgot that we visited Paradise Park years ago... I think it was a walking field trip from H's daycare/preschool: Leap & Bound Academy? My husband wanted to come back & visit a different park, & this one has some different & interesting play structures, including Saturn, train, & submarine. It does have your standard playground equipment; monkey bars, slide, swings, etc. that separates the big kids from the little ones for safety. The park has a large grassy field for frisbee, soccer, or just running around playing tag. And plenty of trees for shade! The park seems dog-friendly as we spotted several dog walkers during our playtime. There's a shaded picnic area for you to hold a small party, or hang out with friends; with picnic tables & BBQ grills spread out through the park. With the lack of food traffic, the BBQ grills & picnic tables could used some maintenance (rusted grills) &/or clean-up (cobwebs on grills, bird poop on tables). There's a tennis court somewhere; I haven't been but another reviewer posted a pic of the courts. And restrooms are available... again, don't know where but a couple reviewers mentioned they're near the tennis courts; however, there's no stall doors & they're dirty. Oh no! There's no parking lot that I'm aware of, but there's enough street parking around the park's perimeter. Not our ideal park due to its distance from home, but a fun layover when we wanted something different.

Very nice park in Torrance with some nice picnic areas as well as 2 tennis courts. Parking is just…read morestreet parking but pretty easy to find even on weekends. Playground equipment is nice and seems to be well maintained. They have lots of open areas to play soccer, frisbee, etc.

It's a regional park located in-between two condo communities. It's narrow in shape and connects to…read morethe Redondo beach waterfront, and there's plenty parking nearby. I think it's quite convenient to walk through this park to the beach.

This is the kind of park that is grassy and does NOT have any play equipment for the children. It…read moreis more suited for just sitting and having a picnic or enjoying the view. Or, for children to freely run around in. At the top of the park, there is a concrete round area where you can view the ocean or sit and enjoy the breeze. My husband knows where the good places to park and where the easy (easier) access areas are. We don't like to pay for parking and would rather walk a little further so we can spend our money on what we might want while at the pier. So, we usually park across the street and walk down to the pier using the walkways through this park. There is a Redondo City Walks sign in this park, so the walkway is a tiny stretch of the walk. There are trees and a bench here. There is one tree which I love, it is unique. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/czuleger-park-redondo-beach?select=QrKKsTgUzpsotj2bhlMreA#QrKKsTgUzpsotj2bhlMreA This park is seemingly always well maintained. Since there isn't really much to this park, there's not much to say. BUT, I do love walking through it to get to the pier. It's the quietest and most serene time you'll have before and after being at the pier full of people!!

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.

I honestly don't know what the amenities of this park are today, but I used to cut through here on…read moremy Honda motor scooter to get to high school. At that time the Palos Verdes Estates (PVE) side of the park was a private, undeveloped lot. That lot was eventually developed, and kudos to whoever was involved in ensuring that a public easement was preserved, which serves as a valuable connection between Rancho Palos Verdes (RVP) and PVE. Historically, this cut-through made it feasible for generations of RPV kids with bikes, motor scooters, and motorcycles to attend Palos Verdes High School (PVHS) instead of Rolling Hills High School (RHHS, now called Palos Verdes Peninsula High School) despite PVHS's much further distance from this neighborhood by car. For me in the 1980s, going to PVHS instead of RHHS meant access to better academics and a much better cross country team. The recent advent of e-bikes and e-scooters has probably increased the use of this cut-through. That's the real significance of this park: it manages to connect two cities that were deliberately designed to be disconnected from one another.

Not an actual park, this is a place where people take the their pets to use the bathroom. Doggie…read morebags available for people to use! Very dark at night, no lights inside the actual dirty area

I have driven by this small park multiple times and finally got a chance to stop by today…read more I give it 5 stars because I knew exactly what to expect from the reviews I've read. Is it small? Very small. It took us less than 5 minutes to walk from one end to the other to the LO stopping to walk around the kids play structure. It's would be a nice place to sit and relax except one of the neighboring houses had some renovation going on and all we could hear was the drilling. Street parking is so easy I give it 5 stars because it's dedicated to fallen soldiers and it's not pretending to be something it isn't

Cutest neighborhood park with a kids playground- perfect for kids to play at and relax. Great…read moresniffing spot too

Such a beautiful park and conveniently close to Trump national golf course parking is available and…read morestreet parking and also there is a parking lot at the Trump golf course. Lots of trails to walk on also nearby. Very cool place to walk or enjoy a romantic sunset. Park also has small picnic benches made for two people very cool and nice place to watch the sunset get some goodies and something to drink even a grocery store charcuterie board in the sunset totally epic. There is a lot of noise coming from construction of new homes above golf course I bet it's quieter early morning on the weekends.

This 1.5-acre pocket park sits at the entry to the Trump National Golf Course and boasts…read moremagnificent views of the Pacific Ocean and the hills of Palos Verdes. It is improved with walking trails and picnic tables. It was named in memory of Marilyn Ryan, the City of Rancho Palos Verdes' first mayor. The park is also home to the Officer Randall Simmons memorial bridge. As at all city parks, dogs must be on a leash. Please pick up after your pet's! Best time for viewing would be Sunset or Sunrise