A large park with all of the standard amenities plus a lot more. I saw folk fishing, there's a…read morelarge sports complex area, and so much open area for whatever event you're looking to hold. We did our Cub Scout bridging here and it worked out perfectly! A playground, sitting area, water, and bathroom near by, along with enough room to have all of our events spread out without impeding any else's experience. In all this is a really nice park, and I'm certain we'll be back in the future. :)

Every year the Pulmonary Hypertension Association sponsors a walk, which, highlights its impact and…read moresupport it provides to many living with the disease. It provides a safe space and welcoming environment, while offering a sense of community for those in need. This year's turnout was amazing as individuals shared their personal experiences and spoke of the importance of PHA and how being a part of this association has changed their lives. Pulmonary Hypertension is a condition where the blood pressure in the arteries, which carries blood from the heart to the lungs becomes too high. The work this association has and continues to do is remarkable, which is why I will continue to be a supporter. If you know anyone with this disease, I would encourage you to share this association with them.

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.

Great little neighborhood park, easily accessible from Walker Street…read more Most of the playground equipment is in good condition, including the cushion type rubber playground surface. Ideal for toddler to 12 year old children ( although seriously, do those older-age groups still go to playgrounds?) Lots of climbing areas and steps for little kids to clamber up and down, a big structure that I called a ship is a fun way to play teeter tottering for several kids. Clean area, picnic tables and roofed sheds available, bathrooms seemed to be locked.

This is a cute secluded park that is right down the street from the newly renovated park Cypress…read moreArnold. I like the design of the park but you can tell it's been there for a minute. There are restrooms and a small parking lot. Do not park in front of the houses because you need a permit. There's bridges and benches to sit at. Definitely needs an upgrade but would recommend if in the area.

Great place for an event. Staff is helpful and friendly…read more They answered questions while we were planning the Memorial Service for a loved one.

The two stars are for poor service. We came asking for a reservation for the 3 months of advance…read more My aunt and I went and an employee said that we had to come the next day because for the date that we want, we would have to reserve the next day. That's all they said..."just come the next day". All that they said. So we came the next day and an hour before closing time because that's also what it says on the information pamphlet. We came the next day. They said that the shelter we wanted was already taken because it was "first come first serve"...we weren't given that information!!! We were never told that it was first COME FIRST SERVE. All they said was that "we can come tomorrow", if we were given that information then OF COURSR IT WOULD MAKE SENSE FOR US TO BE THERE EARLY. This type of information of "first come first serve" is important to give to individuals. If you know that shelter is popular. So I'm telling you this so it doesn't happen to other individuals...if you want a shelter, it's first come first serve.

Really small neighborhood park, has one covered area with picnic table…read more Would be fine to bring kids 2 years and up to 12 years old. The unpleasant thing about this park is people who leave their dog's poop everywhere- shows a lack of pride in keeping the neighborhood clean and safe for all.

The good: This is a nice small park with a few bench areas…read more There's an okay amount of grassy space. My toddler enjoyed the playground. There are multiple slides, swings for babies and kids, climbing areas and a shaded canopy. I liked that it had the squishy floor rather than sand or bark. It was appropriate for my three year old. There's one covered picnic bench area and a larger bbq grill. There's parking all along the street but no separate parking lot. It's nestled in a neighborhood so there's plenty of parking. The bad: It is not great for large gatherings because there's only one picnic area. The interesting: It's adjacent to some schools.

Cute spot to walk around and watch the the scenery…read more..... featuring a rotating collection of modern sculptures in a peaceful setting with paved paths, seating, but very small. Located right next to the library. Glad we came to check it out.

We took high school graduation photos for my daughter, the background was stunning!…read more Full of flowers and sculptures.

Amazing small park for our pirate pretenders. Very clean and features a slide and shipread more

The park is compact and found within the parking lot behind the Subway and restaurants…read more There was another parent there with a small child when I arrived. There was also a couple inside the children's pirates themed enclosure acting suspicious and most likely using drugs. The couple wouldn't leave although the other parent asked them to. I was left feeling uneasy when the parks and recreation worker refused to check the enclosure for left over drug paraphernalia. I wouldn't go back.

Beautiful park that is hidden in the middle of an industrial area. Shaded paths for walking. The…read moregrounds were well cared for. There were lots of squirrels running around, and an aviary with birds! There is a snack bar and a train area. Both should have been open according to the signs, but they were closed.

Great Park to take your family too. We went there for the Heritage festival, which is the Hawaiian…read morefestival that comes there every May. They even have a railroad museum across the street. There's a lot of street parking although it might be a bit difficult if there's a festival like Heritage festival, they even had an aviary that had cockatiels love birds doves, and I believe it was also a female Peacock a lot of history in that park. There are some structures that were old homes that are no longer in existence except for a fireplace.