Nice and quiet park especially on the weekday a great place to bring your dog lots of shade…read moreplayground and restroom lots of parking and shaded tables. The location is really nice because it's far away from from a busy street. they also have skateboard ramps here. However they do not have any open restrooms the week day we visited.

What a nice little park I stumbled upon. Sitting next to Garden Grove High School, it has a large…read morechildren's play area, 2 basketball courts, a small skate park and a baseball field. Behind the park is the Garden Grove Activities center, and a separate large Children's Adventure center that kids can go play in for $2 fee. They appear to try and keep it maintained, but there's many large patches of muddy soil from the rain, and dry patches without grass. There's ONE large covered shelter area with benches to have lunch.

This place is great! There is a solid train theme going throughout the playground area but it also…read moreprovides a nice variety of structures geared towards different ages. Bathrooms are clean enough and decently well stocked. Parents can grab a seat on one of many benches and there is good visibility as the kids run from area to area. There are baby and regular swings, and one big flat disk that you can lay down on. There are also spider web ropes for climbing. The softball fields are great for running the bases in between games, or flying a kite in the outfield. We tend to come in the evenings when it's cold so we haven't had a chance to use the splash pad but the structures in the area are still available for climbing. Solid choice for running off some kid energy.

It's a really nice park with a lot of activities that you can partake in. Huge train themed…read moreplayground for the kids, splash pad, tennis courts, basketball, baseball field, etc. Also, a lot of exercise machines all around the park for you to use. Nicely maintained and very clean and it's a really nice place to hang out, have a picnic, or just go for a walk or run. If you are at the park to watch a baseball game, just be careful parking in the overflow parking lot along the first base line. Lots of foul balls getting hit over there which came close to hitting cars.

We came for the free concert in the park. Band was Hard Days Night. They sang songs from early days…read moreof the band to the later years. Lots of fun to listen to Beatles music . Three food trucks/ stands.

It's a park. What now can you say. It has reasonable parking for normal visitors. There is…read morebasketball and volleyball courts. They have recently updated the playground equipment. A big gazebo and a small gazebo, a baseball diamond and a big open field for soccer it playing with your dog's. The restroom could use some clean up but other than that it's a fine park. It's also the place where they hold a lot of the city events like trunk or treat and summer concerts in the park.

Long Beach Crawfish Festival (2025 Edition) Fountain Valley…read moreSports Complex Park Attended: May 17, 2025 We had an amazing time at this year's Long Beach Crawfish Festival, which was held at the Fountain Valley Sports Complex--and let me just say, the new location was a win! Parking? Chef's kiss. Plenty of it, easy to access, and the whole area felt safe, clean, and tucked away from heavy traffic. The layout of the park gave the event room to breathe--wide open space for all the vendors, food stations, shaded seating, and even rides for the kiddos. There was a solid mix of excitement and good vibes all around. From the live music and zydeco dancing to the mountains of crawfish, this event was pure fun. The energy was high, but it didn't feel overwhelming--just the right balance of festive and family-friendly. Highlights: * Hot, spicy, perfectly cooked crawfish by the bucket * Great selection of drinks and signature cocktails * Live bands with that Southern Louisiana feel * Kid zones and fun rides for families * Vendor booths with crafts, clothing, and Cajun goods If you've never been to the Long Beach Crawfish Festival, do yourself a favor and plan to go next year. Whether you're there for the food, the music, or just the festive atmosphere, it's a cultural experience that's worth it every single time.

Nice park and nice fields. Plenty of restrooms. But the baseball stands are not handicap…read moreaccessible. My dad uses a walker and had a difficult time maneuvering the stands in order to sit down.

Parking: 5/5 There are a lot of parking spaces near the batting cages. I went on a Friday around…read more3-4 PM, so there weren't that many people. Signs say to pay the parking meter so that it can generate a ticket to place on your dashboard. Parking cost about $1 to park till 10 PM. Activity: 5/5 Would highly recommend it to those that want to try for a cute date, hang out with friends, or for stress relief. There were couples, friends or even little kids that came with their parents to practice swinging the bat. Currently, they go by a loyalty system to borrow bat and helmet if you did not bring your own. I would recommend bringing CASH, and if you're just hitting for fun, $5 is definitely enough to hit between two people that have never held a baseball bat in their life. Service: 5/5 The guys at the stand are so helpful in answering and giving us a quick rundown on how the batting cages work. I would definitely come back again if I'm in the area again!

We been here a few times and all I can think of is... I wish this place was nicer, cleaner…read moreThe trash cans are always full, restrooms dirty! There's this weird walkway to the left to get to next fields that just leaves you scratching your head. Be prepared to walk through a crowd watching their children play. You can also circle to right! Snack bar under a canopy with a few food trucks. On the other side of complex is where most soccer is played with porter potties available.

Newer facility serves Cyoress community, open for public use with children's playground, multiple…read morecovered picnic areas and tables, exercise equipment for adult and a soccer or baseball field. Lots of parking available but also depend on the time of day or day of week- even here on weekends and it's usually packed.

. Bustling place for some free open-play pickleball. + 8…read morewell-lit courts. - Overcrowded. Min 2-game wait on each court. That's 8 paddles per paddle rack. (One rack per court.) I walked laps and laps around the 8 courts seeking the shortest queue. Nope, every rack had at least 8 waiting players. - No barriers to prevent ball-on interference between the 4 adjacent courts. - Restrooms & water located far from the courts. + Decent restrooms though. -- Unfriendly, uncourteous, unsafe ambience: - People seem irritable there. Easily pissed off. - People disrespecting the queue system, cutting ahead of others who've been waiting a long time. - I mentioned my opponent's courtesy violation and he got offended. I could cite the pickleball rulebook, but I was afraid he might hurt me afterward, so instead I fled the vicinity at the earliest safe opportunity.

Such a beautiful park!! Large lake in the center with so much local wildlife (cranes, geese, ducks,…read moreother birds, very friendly squirrels). Great for a nice peaceful walk after studying, plus there is the Secret Garden (absolutely beautiful and so many types of flowers/plants)

I don't know why it took me so long to review this park. Been going for years and loving it every…read moresingle time. I'm a bird nerd and it's pretty much the only reason I come here. This park is a birder's paradise. Warblers, hawks, eagles, shorebirds, etc. I love nature, and coming here brings me peace and joy. I also love how many cute doggies I see walking and playing around. I just want to pet them all!

Great small park to enjoy on a Saturday late afternoon. They have 4 tennis courts and a baseball…read morediamond. There is plenty of shade at the corner of Katella and Bloomfield. There are also open restrooms. There are 2 picnic benches under the shady area. Enjoy

A well kept m, well lit clean park in Los Alamitos. Very clean and well manicured. Clean bathroom…read morefacilities. Downside is parking. One small lot with about 20 spaces. Four tennis courts. Grass is well watered even though we have a drought. Many mature trees provide shade, and ample trash capacity. Perfect softball diamond as well.

A very spacious Park good for running, picnic and just playing sports in general. A lot of trees…read morearound so you're not to expose under the sun. They charge around two or three bucks for parking, but there's plenty of parking in the street surrounding the park. They also have some stage or building to use, but I'm not sure how to book them

I've gone to a bunch of different parks throughout the years to watch my nephew play baseball, and…read morehe had games here over the weekend. Pretty nice park. Very big and has pretty much everything you need. 5-6 baseball fields, archery range, soccer field, playground, lake for fishing, courts, areas for parties, etc... There are winding paths for walking and running, so I saw a lot of people using those. However, also a lot of people walking and running in the road, so drive slowly and watch out for pedestrians. One negative is it costs $5 to park and I think $10 on holidays. What sucks is there are no in and out privileges, so if you have to leave for some reason, you have to pay another $5 when you come back. You can just park on Euclid as many people do so. Overall, a pretty nice and quiet park. If i lived nearby, i would come more often as it is a pretty nice and scenic place to work out or just get away from the busy city.

I went to Liberty Park for my cousin's son's first birthday party, a big event with catering and…read moredecorations and about a hundred Koreans. They took over a giant covered outdoor area with a ton of picnic tables, clean and open and perfect for a large party (I assume they had to rent this). I've been to a lot of parks over the years, and most of them don't have comparable event spaces. The one disadvantage was that we were far away from the playground, much to the chagrin of my three-year-old, who kept demanding to leave the party in favor of the play structure he saw in the distance. Liberty Park is just a huge place with several different zones. We even switched parking lots once we got there and figured out where the actual party was, on the Camp Liberty side of the park. The party was really nice, pleasant and relaxing. We had lunch, watched the dohl ceremonies (he grabbed the stethoscope, securing his future as a doctor), took pictures, and hung out with family. Then, because I'm not a monster, I took my boy to the playground. It was a great playground, well maintained and pretty quiet on a Saturday afternoon. Fewer kids, in fact, than teenagers working out and playing loud music nearby. I'm not complaining. In fact, my child was fascinated by their music and got as much entertainment from their speakers as he did from the play structure. I don't live anywhere near Cerritos, but if I did, I'd make good use of Liberty Park. What a lovely neighborhood resource, for both special events and everyday recreation.

This is such a well rounded park with a community center, walking track, pickleball, tennis courts,…read moreplayground and more! Highly recommend these courts for pickleball too because there are a lot of courts, friendly players and it's not too advanced of play. Been coming for the last three months and I see the same players all the time. Only downside of playing pickleball here is that the courts close at like 8pm-8:30pm which is actually atrocious. I forget exactly. When I run to the restroom from the tennis/pickleball area, which looks exactly like your average park restroom. I see people on the playground and other pickleball courts (3 in the middle) (2 on side). The track is crowded too! The parking does get full in the evening so you may need to park on the street.