If you have the misfortune of approaching the information desk when a certain older woman is there, turn back!!! She is very mean! How she got a job working with the public certainly makes the world an unfair place. Her spirit animal must be a cockroach! This is no joke! Don't ruin your day by speaking to her. Nice park, but this lady is extremely impolite and passive aggressive in a creepy way. read more

It's too bad that there are almost NO ORGANIC farmer's at the Farmer's Market. It's mostly fresh pesticide laden produce. read more

If you are Russian and play chess...get ready to live. Otherwise...meh. Okay playground. One for toddlers, one for older kids. Good enough. Don't expect greatness. Basketball court--Check. Tennis court--Check. Lots of people playing chess--Check. People that haven't showered in a week--Check. Vague feeling that people sleep here at night--check. Stay classy, Los Angeles. read more

I have a 16 month old toddler. Going there was a nightmare. The playground is covered in wood chips and its a chocking hazard. You can cut ur hand or foot on the sharp edges. Everything was dirty. Avoid at all cost read more

Nice place to take your child or dog to play. After dark it gets creepy with many drunkards and homeless.

I love this park and I wished I lived closer to it. They have tennis courts, parking lots, a nice big grassy area under an avacado tree and lots of picnic tables. A farmer's market on Mondays! They also have a doggy meet up at noon and 5pm everyday that my little dog loves! read more

Sick park. Tennis courts, green, chess games.

Family friendly. You may find some people working out, playing basketball or playing cards. There are some homeless people who hang out in the park and use the facilities but I've never seen any incidents. read more

iTennis is the true definition of corporate garbage. I have been here for 15 years and I am absolutely, appalled that the West Hollywood Tennis Community has been dismantle by this greedy company. All the courts have been privatized. There is No Free Tennis here No More; these are Not Public anymore. The founders of West Hollywood would be ashamed, if they knew that there Public Courts for the community have been monopolize. This is Not a Tennis Park Anymore. Shame on iTennis. They need to Leave West Hollywood. Please do not support them. Go back to Pasadena. Please protest these Monsters. Stand Up for the Community read more

Oh you adorable little park. I love you so. Your groupings of old Russian's playing chess and gossiping. Your near naked straight and gay sunbathers. A tiny farmers market with luscious strawberry's on Mondays. Children laughing in the playground, teens laughing on the b-ball court. The sun shinning down on the grass as the tinny dogs chase tiny balls. You may not be the most impressive park, but you are a wonderful little neighborhood gem. read more

My friends and I always say that, the lighted Tennis courts at this park are THE BEST THING ABOUT WEST HOLLYWOOD. It makes living here like having a court in your backyard. They are free during the week, and pay/reserved on the weekends, worth every penny. They even have a little tennis shop, with a nice, but strict employee that has been there forever. There is a big lawn too, with people of all ages hanging out, but it is never full, there is always plenty of space for a picnic, etc. It also looks like a great place for kids to learn to play tennis, I think they have an instructor there as well. It would be nice if the city could add a few more courts since you often have to wait if you dont have a reservation. read more

This is a great park! It is clean, the staff is friendly and helpful. It is a nice place if you require a few minutes away from the city. There are plenty of facilities available to all who use the park. I was only able to spend a few minutes recently to pick up a brochure for city services, but I was so impressed with how it is kept, the staff and their attitude. It is really great! read more

Urgent!! Starting in January the West Hollywood City Council will shut down the park for at least two years and waste $40 million digging up trees and destroying the historic buildings in order to turn the park into an underground parking lot. Call West Hollywood Mayor John Duran at (323) 848-6460 and tell him not to destroy our park and our neighborhood! read more

Tennis Courts with good competition, not surprisingly a large gay population not that it should matter, basketball courts and some of the most eclectic group of people in LA. Predominantly Russians young and old who sneak in Vodka along with their game of cards and playing chess while cursing each other out, hilarious to see. read more

Been playing tennis for over 40 years and finally decided to take a lesson. Signed up with Eric Hatcher at Plummer Park in West Hollywood and had one of the best experiences in my tennis career. It was fun, hard, and I learned a lot. I highly recommend Eric to both beginners and advanced students. You won't be sorry. read more

great place to hang out, work out on the chin up bars, or play tennis.

Nice park - never witnessed a fight, but found a crack pipe under the slide once. There are many nice families there with their kids. True, the're plenty of russian card players that are verbally abusive to each other, and think nothing about exposing babies to second hand smoke. On the other hand the playground is very nice and has plenth of activities for kids 1-6 yrs of age. read more

this place is ahhhmazinggg i have been coming here the last couple days to do training drills for class.. its freaking clean .. friendly at 11 am that is lol read more

This is a review of the tennis courts. They are cracked and usually have debris on them ranging from leaves to gum (!), but they are nonetheless a fun place and convenient place to play in an urban park sort of way. I like that they were resurfaced some time ago in blue, the nets are the right height, and they are often available. The tennis pros look great, though I've only watched them and never taken a lesson. I play with a friend. The cons are that the courts are very noisy, which can be a problem when playing tennis. The court we usually play on is near a workout station on the southwest side, and there is often very loud amplified music from trainers teaching classes there (are they allowed to do that?). Also, it is right near the bathroom, which is always occupied by street people getting high and staying locked in there for long periods of time. There is always garbage and on two occasions human waste on the side of the court near the bathroom. The courts on the other side get traffic noise. On the other hand, it is an entertaining experience to play there, with a mix of languages and personalities, and in the mornings I think it's free. read more

If anyone lost a set of keys on 10/16/13 at Plummer Park by the sandlot. Post here with contact info.

Great park to hang out! There's a little bit of everything. I live right down the street and have been coming here since I was a child. There something to do for everyone. Jungle gyms for kids and basket ball and tennis courts for adults as well as big fields of grass and two easy parking lots. There are even some bars to do pull ups towards the back of the park. Towards the night however there are homeless people occupying the park who make it somewhat unclean however people are always there in the mornings to clean up. Overall it's a nice park to hang out. read more

Saturdays at 9am in the Great Hall - enjoy a great introduction to Yoga with Eva. Eva modifies poses to suit each student and is mindful to remind you of your breath and wherever you are in the pose is perfect. A nice touch in shavasana - a massage of your shoulders and mild pressure on the third eye point with a delightful peppermint oil. Perfect way to start your weekend. read more