Beautifully maintained park in Glendale. Perfect place for a quick hike, a picnic, or simply to…read moretouch grass. Parking is ample and it's a convenient location for the community. Free!

This is a lovely park I used to go to as a child when we lived in Glendale. We always stopped at…read moreFish King, then had a picnic! Great memories! Grab Fish King down the road and come here! Just bring wipes. The tables now days are a bit dirty.

This beautiful local park offers lots of great options for sports and recreation. The tennis courts…read moreare fantastic, but often busy (I got around that by taking tennis classes here through Glendale Parks and Rec, lots of fun.) The baseball diamonds are well-maintained, and there's a half-court for basketball. Jungle gyms for the little ones, water fountains and clean restrooms all available. It's also a great park for just taking a walk. Parking is free but the lot is a bit small, so better to come early.

This is a very nice park central to La Cañada Montrose, La Crescenta EAGLEROCK, Glendale. I like…read morethat it's not too large. It's a perfect small to medium size park with a sizable kids playground and a handful of picnic tables that are first come first serve. I love that the Parking is right there And very easy to spot what I love the most is how there was disability parking easy to find and that the grassy Hill was not too difficult for my elderly relatives to walk up slowly with their walker, their cane and assisted with the wheelchair so it was good fun for everyone Multiple generations not too hot really good shade and something that could be enjoyed by the older crowd and little kids.

I am only reviewing the playground area because we stopped by after our day at Kidspace Museum…read more Parents just be forewarned that your child will see this playground on the way into the museum and will want to play there afterwards. The park itself looks huge and there is so much open space The playground is super fun. There is a younger kid area and an older child area. Both have monkey bars which, of course, is my LO's favorite. There's slides, swings, and a bunch of ladders and balance apparatuses. It's a great park and I'm sure all the Pasadena families come here often. I know I would if I lived here

2026 Ronald McDonald Walk for Kids was held at Brookside Park in April. What an amazing non-profit…read moreorganization to help provide "life-changing support to families with critically ill children through seven Ronald McDonald Houses, three Family Rooms, and Camp Ronald McDonald for Good Times." I was grateful to have participated in the event this year. I look forward to be a returning participant in the future. It was my first time visiting Brookside Park. It is Pasadena's largest fully maintained park located south of the Rose Bowl Stadium. It is indeed a beautiful park. Huge parking lot available off Arroyo Boulevard. There is a baseball stadium, football and soccer fields, tennis courts, swimming pool facilities, many picnic tables, good size children's playground area, restrooms, drinking fountains, etc. Barbecue pits are available in most picnic areas. I would love to return to this park on my own personal time and enjoy its amenities. If you're in the Pasadena area and need a place to walk, rest, hang out, have lunch, or play, Brookside Park may be the place for you.

This is a great place for a read or some chill time. It's clean, well-kept, and has a relaxed local…read morevibe that makes it perfect for an easy afternoon outside. The playground is great for kids, with plenty of space to run around, and there are shaded areas that make it comfortable even on warmer days. I really like how open the park feels with good sightlines, lots of grass, and just enough trees to make it feel peaceful without being crowded. It's also a solid spot for a quick walk, tossing a ball around, or just sitting on a bench and people-watching. Parking is usually easy, and the surrounding neighborhood is calm and friendly. Not a huge destination park, but that's part of the charm. If you're looking for a low-key, family-friendly park in Pasadena, Grant Park is definitely worth checking out.

This park is very close to my home, and I walk here all the time. I also play tennis here. There…read moreare only two tennis courts, and they're usually occupied in the evenings. There are also two half basketball courts, which I sometimes use. For kids, there's a spider web-style climbing structure and a few swings. Parking around the park is generally easy to find.

This was a really nice and clean park! It was big and the community center was really nice. I went…read morefor a women's event in March, and was in awe how nice it was. The staff in the community center was really nice, I had needed some copies made for the event and someone helped me with no hesitation. The restrooms were really clean. There was a pool and plenty of street parking. Definitely recommend.

So I think this "park" is a multipurpose field but this review will be of this park as a soccer…read morefield. As a spectator, I know the Pasadena Soccer League plays here, but not sure if they are the only league using this place. They've got bleachers on one side and when I watch a game during fall/winter evening, it is cold as heck!!! Bring your thickest jackets, gloves, beanies, thermals, etc. I've seen families bring their fleece blankets to watch a game! Since my boyfriend plays soccer here, I asked him what he thinks of this field. He says the field is a decent place to play at...astro turf and all. The guys and gals in the league are all pretty cool people to play with. The lady who is always overlooking all the games seems like an awesome person. She's friendly, helpful, and has on more than one occasion been quick to aid an injured player. The field seems pretty well kept and has all the adequate equipment needed. Back to my point of view. After watching games at Pomona and not having decent bleachers to sit at over there, I'd say I'm a bigger fan of Robinson Park. Although it gets cold, I can easily fix that. As i mentioned earlier, it's multipurpose. It's actually a football field and a baseball field with basketball courts on the side. And from what I've heard, they have a free gym? This place seems pretty cool to me!

I called a month or so ago about an employee (field tender) that threatened both myself and my dog…read morewhen the "no dogs allowed signs" were first put up. He screamed at me to leave and when I asked for clarification, he acted as though he couldn't hear me. I continued to try and get clarification until he eventually turned to face me, said nothing but raised his broom as if to threaten me walking closer until I picked up my dog and left. Doesn't seem fitting for a community center to have someone so violent. It was a shame to see that man still works there today. And a shame they did nothing about this. Happened Sept 16th.

I grew up across the street from this park. Visiting this place brings back memories of my…read morechildhood. It's nice to see that the park is still beautiful and running smoothly with activities for kids as well as adults. Back when I grew up here there were a lot of cholos and gangsters hanging out during the day as well as the evenings. And the walls were covered in grafitti. I'm not so sure how it is now, but I've started to visit this park on a regular basis to play some pick up basketball with some of the regulars here. Some of which I went to school with as a child. I miss this place and I look forward to visiting more often.

I play tennis 3 times a week here ,The best coaches are here for best prices …read more Also,if u don't want to pay to the coach, you can rent a court for $8 only but u have to call and book,also they accept walk ins if one of the 4 courts are available ,coach Vigen is the manager there and he is the best coach ever .

Medium sized park, clean, free street parking with lots of features. Baseball field, tennis courts,…read moretwo play structures, covered tables with grills. Lots of grass. Only con is it's on a busy street.