This is a nice little park surrounding the houses. It was very clean. We came here after lunch and…read morethere were a bunch of kids already playing. My baby enjoyed it and loved watching the other kids play. The park had a "treehouse" theme to it. There were a lot of climbing surfaces as well, and also climbing nets and belts, all in great condition. There were also picnic tables on the side. This place offers only street parking, not parking lot. I also didn't see any water fountain or restrooms.

Seems like a good park for older kids, but it's just okay for toddlers…read more Pros: Plenty of parking. Quiet, safe neighborhood. Large grassy areas. Clean. Picnic benches. Interesting play structure with tons of climbing (almost like a mini ropes course) for older kids. Cons: No bathroom. No shade. The playground says it's for ages 2-12, but there's hardly anything there for a 2-3 year old, so you quickly run out of things to do. The toddler play structure is tiny, and the older kids' play structure is inaccessible for toddlers because of all the climbing required to get on it.

Sprawling park has a Paul Revere theme, with several covered bridges, a harbor with a pretend tall…read moremast boat, the north church tower, all on an island surrounded by a moat of water. Water features attract a lot of fowl including Canadian geese, mallard ducks and so many more duck species, plus of course seagulls and crows, pigeons, and a large number of turtles. Very fun for kids to explore. Slides and climbing are built into the structures. Adjacent to neighborhoods so lots of street parking, as well as a separate parking lot. Playground equipment geared for the 3 to 12 year old kids. Lots of covered sheds and picnic tables- those are available for Cerritos residents to rent, but otherwise are free for use. Also has grills if you want to barbecue. Clean bathrooms, onsite toddler pre-K programs offered. Lots of well maintained grassy areas and shady trees.

Came here with the kids and honestly this park is really nice. Super clean, spacious, and a lot to…read moredo. The playground area is great for all ages my kids had a blast and didn't want to leave. The lake area with the little church in the background is a nice touch, makes it feel more relaxing and not just your typical park. Good walking paths, plenty of grass, and nice spots to just sit and chill. Everything felt well kept and safe, which is a big plus when you're bringing kids. Plenty of room so it didn't feel overcrowded either. Only thing watch out for duck poop on the walkways and grass, especially near the water. Overall, great spot for families. Definitely coming back

We LOVE the walking track here! It is well lit. There is always a great energy with people playing…read moreon the fields, using the stationary workout equipment, back court that converts for different sports, and the playground. My only complaint is the playground is truly geared for older kids 2.5-3years + older. I feel with such a large project, the city of Cypress could have added a few other features to make it friendly for under 3yr olds - it's literally only 1 small slide for the littles - no steering wheel to drive, or any features to fidget with, or twist, turn, pull or other. I guess it was the last thing in their budget. All in all, it is a huge upgrade to the city of Cypress and we love walking here and that they have doggy bags for when our pupp finds a couple potty spots.

Clean, feels safe, and has easily accessible restrooms. I really enjoyed the rubber walking track…read moreand it was perfect for a calm morning reset. I went Saturday around 8 am and it already felt like a community hub with soccer, flag football, and pickleball happening. The playground is unique, very clean, and no sand, which parents will definitely appreciate.

The Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden is a beautiful spot if you are looking for a peaceful walk…read moresurrounded by Japanese foliage and well-maintained landscaping. The garden features a large pond filled with koi, including around 30 big koi and what looks like hundreds of smaller ones they are raising. It is a relaxing place to watch the fish swim by and enjoy the scenery. One of the best parts is that visiting is free, but you do need to make a reservation ahead of time. They allow up to six people per reservation, and they typically do not take walk-ins, so plan ahead before coming. The garden itself is on the smaller side, and the walking path takes about 15 minutes at a casual pace. Still, there are plenty of places to sit and enjoy the surroundings. You will find charming bridges, small waterfalls, lily pads throughout the pond, and even a little Zen garden area. Even though it is compact, the peaceful atmosphere and the well-kept grounds make it a great visit. I highly recommend stopping by if you are in the area and want a quiet, refreshing escape.

Beautiful, yes. Quiet, yes. But the staffs really do make people uncomfortable. As if they're the…read morestrict parents or mall cops, telling you to move, to not stand there too long, no picture setup, don't stop for more than 30s, don't talk too loud The garden is the size of a small practice soccer field and there are at least 10 staffs

Absolutely Fantastic! First time here, and I'll definitely be back! Parking Sucks but this park is…read moreworth it. My Niece was looking for water fun, and after a disappointing experience at Atlantis Play Park, Google saved the day and directed us here I will most definitely be back!

Cute little play ground. Unfortunately it needs improvement severity of cracks it needs repairs or…read morereplacements. Dangerous for kids to run around.

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.

This is a nice park with lots of trees and grass. There are plenty of benches to sit and relax…read more Check out a book from the library and spend the afternoon here relaxing. The park is very clean with lots of trash cans and stations with bags to pick up after your pets.

This park is located in Old Town Seal Beach, south of main street. It goes all the way to Electric…read moreand Ocean. This park doesn't have any play grounds but does have lots of trees, a nice walk way, dog poop cans, and is always groomed. Most people that are here on a daily basis walk their animals, have yoga circles, climb trees, play catch or just lay in the grass under the tree. There have been sightings of coyotes at night that attack little animals but they usually won't go after people. I am here a couple times a week as its right across from my home, and we walk our cat lol. We get a lot of people stopping and staring but it's still fun. Everyone is really friendly and the park is always clean.

Basketball courts plus large grass field surrounding the pepper trees. Yes A they really are pepper…read moretrees and if you rub your hands on the leaves you can smell the pepper. Kiddos loved the bridge and monkey bars. Note this park has no sand !

Small neighborhood park serves its purpose well…read more We got a new basketball and excited to test it out the park. There are a good amount of trees to absorb the noise pollution from the traffic on Knott Avenue. Small picnic area is available for a little lunch rendez vous. There is a play area for children - jungle gym, swings. There is also a nice grassy area for you dog lovers and great for t-ball or soccer practice. Basketball court is available for a quick game of horse, one-on-one or larger team play. And there are nets in the basket, for all your nothing-but-net shots. It's always good to get some fresh air and spend time at the park.

Feb '26: - Water fountain is weak and the old-school short…read morekind. This park doesn't have the modern tall kind of water fountain for refilling water bottles. - One time, a guard came out to halt us from bringing consumables onto the pb courts. This is unfortunate, because playing pickleball on a sunny day is bound to work up a thirst or appetite. At virtually all other pickleball parks I've been to, you're free to dine & drink at the courts. 7/2025: + Pleasant place for a family & friends picnic. + Of the four tennis courts here, one has been converted into four permanent nice pickleball courts, - but without shade for spectators. - Courts are free to play, but reserving is an option. There didn't seem to be anyone patrolling to verify reservations though. + Restrooms and water fountain right by the courts. - Restroom doesn't have paper towels. + Free street parking. The nearest is on Hedwig Rd. - No parking lot.

Great park, in a safe neighborhood, and likely the best place in California to play both volleyball…read moreand tennis because the courts are lit, as the kids say.

The park was clean and there were tons of things for the kids to enjoy and play around in. I was…read morereally impressed with all swings and stuff the park had to offer even tho the park itself wasn't that big.

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.