This is a great local sports complex that provide the community with a variety of sporting options…read more The grounds are always well kept, even though society has some punks that like to trash a place. The restrooms will not win any awards, but they are serviceable for your immediate needs. It's also a great middle ground meet-up spot to sync with friends from different areas of Los Angeles that would rather not venture to the other's side of the world! Lol.

Attended a soulful line dance class- clean, spacious facility- located at park- large free parking…read morelot- fun class- many other activities offered.

People don't do much reviews on parks. Why? I don't know. I have been to this park 4 times in the…read morepast. I truly like this park very much. It's close to home and offers a lot of activities to do. It has children's playground equipment, 2 basketball courts, 4 BIG, tennis courts, a dirt track, clean bathrooms, picnic area, nice spacious landscape and the most important, it's kept nice and clean. This park is one of my favorite parks in Studio City. They have recreation areas and can let you sign up for sports/classes that interests you. Recently, I had taken few classes with couple of their teachers/coaches and they are WONDERFUL! Earlier this morning I went to play tennis with one of my friends. Tennis is one of my favorite sports to watch and to play. We don't keep score. We just like to play and have fun. You can walk, jug, people walk their dogs, kids, they have picnic areas and do a lot of kids birthday parties.. or you can just simply sit in silence and enjoy nature, the sunlight and have a good, peaceful time. Private lot parking, or street nearby parking. They are closed on Sundays. Kind of weird, but it's their rules, not mine. That's when people usually spend time with their families. I am not going to dock a star for that since it meets all the other amenities & requirements.

Quaint- Tennis courts, baseball area, and lots of space for a neighborhood park…read more Construction impedes the walking path so as of September 2024 it isn't very relaxing. I'm hoping to find a public track & field type of walk/run path in the valley! The sand is nice on my knees but annoying when ends up in my shoes!

This is a great place. If you wanna bring your animals and let them off the leash. It's the middle…read moreof a Saturday afternoon and my dog. Luis is virtually by himself. It's also a great place to bring the family. There are picnic areas, baseball diamonds. Basketball courts, and soccer courts. A little bit of fun for everybody.

Yesterday I visited the park with my dog for an agility class through Larpbo and we were on the…read morecorner of Tyrone. The space was spacious for the event and parking plentiful right there between the grass patches that we were using. People can also park along the street and I noticed there's allot of people coming and going so allot of opportunities for distraction to practice with your dog. The grass fields are very well maintained and mostly soft lush grass although there were a couple foxtails scattered on the ground.

I stopped by Northridge Park over the weekend for a nice morning walk. I found parking easily…read morebecause I came before noon. The park was already having some kind of event near the kids playground. There was also a kid soccer game going on too. I saw people were playing basketball at the court, tennis in the tennis court and other people were just walking their dog. This park has a pool as well but I think it was closed because the pool was drained. This is a nice big and relaxing park in Northridge.

This park is huge. It provides great opportunity for kids to play soccer. They also have festivals…read moreand community services. There is plenty of parking for all who want to see a game. There are lots of trees for shade.

Amazing spacious and clean soccer fields with constant staff cleaning the area and trash cans…read more Parking lots are busy but not too bad early in the mornings. Plentiful shade around the fields from trees that can help provide shade if needed. No sights of any homeless or loitering that some parks struggle with. There's a large building with multiple bathroom stalls. Soccer fields are artificial turf so there's ground rules on what's allowed inside. Chairs I believe aren't allowed. Had lots of fun here!!! I made sure my dog did its business on the real grass outside of the fenced soccer fields. Spotted a gopher in a hole too! Overall a nice place to go to for soccer, a safe walk, and to rest or hangout. Keep in mind the limited seating so I've noticed people chilling inside their cars. * soccer teams play and fill the fields on weekends * summer camps occur here as well * good community place

I visited the Whitsett Sports Field to watch my son play league soccer on Sunday…read more The parking lot was full and no street parking was available. I finally found a spot two blocks away. There are many games playing simultaneously and many supporters and players walking around. The soccer field uses turf and there is a large shaded seating area on the sideline to watch the game. There are private public restrooms and food vendors everywhere.

I am by no means a fourth person. My idea of sport is watching professional sports from the Owners…read morebox. I have no desire to go to a Little League field or any baseball field or any recreational field or children are playing ball. I stumbled across this field by accident as I was walking my dog from Libert Park on Lévy Avenue in Encino. Turns out the two parks are connected by a small gate that you can just walk through. Pets are not allowed on the sports field so I had to hold my dog Luis as I watched the cutest little little Lakers swing the bat and really hit that ball. I'm not sure about the rest of the facilities because I didn't explore the entire park, but it seemed like a really nice sports field if you're into that sort of thing

I know this is exclusively a baseball/ softball field type of park, but I also know that the…read moreplayers bring their families to watch them play and others like my self, bring their kids to catch and hit some balls, but never again will I come here. This place has no fictional bathrooms or any type of running water. There are porta potties, which are not well kept, they had no toilet paper and no way what so ever of washing your hands. Not a family friendly park. If you do come, because you have to, bring toilet paper and hand sanitize!!

Coach Alex is professional, has experience and treats the players like adults. This isn't your…read morecommunity park daddy ball team that unfortunately dominates our sport these days. My boys could use him at their HS.

Alex has trained both my boys in hitting , pitching and fielding. Alex is an amazing baseball coach…read moreand super nice! One of my boys is now going to play baseball at LMU!. Thank you Alex!

A playground that has actual shade for parents and kids alike - woohoo! It astounds me how nearly…read more100% of playgrounds seem NOT to have been designed by actual parents, with equipment in the beating sun with no shade, full of holes for kids to fall off/out of lol. This playground has shades up and a good amount of trees, so there's actual shade in the play area and spots where parents can sit. It's tucked away in a quiet neighborhood with plenty of parking, too. My 3 y/o is a bit overly cautious at the playground, but he was able to play on both structures without issue. I didn't see bathrooms nearby? They could have been attached to, or inside, the community center that's right next to the playground, but not sure because we could never find them.

This is a nice park, tucked away in the neighborhood. The playground has trees around that provide…read morenice shade. But also because there is shade, be sure to bring a jacket so you can be comfortable while watching your kid(s). There is a large soccer field and a rec center. Small parking lot in the front but plenty of neighborhood parking.

Great park day with bae…read more I haven't been to Reseda Park in quite some time, but definitely was a frequenter when I lived in Tarzana as well as in Reseda directly across the street on Reseda Blvd, where a good portion of this park resides, encompassing Victory Blvd, Kittridge St and parts of Etiwanda Ave. Easy street parking as well as in their lot off Victory. Great sunny spots, shady tree areas and an awesome lake with a walk path. The wildlife here is abundance, especially the squirrels, geese, ducks, fellow waterfowls and various bird types. Super pup friendly. Two playgrounds, one off Kittridge, with park benches and tables throughout. The playground next to the parking lot on Victory is really modern and also neighbor to their rec center as well as restrooms. Definitely appreciating Reseda Park a lot more after a nice sunny picnic day out. People are friendly, kids are kids curious, carefree, adorable and reckless at times. Don't eat that "Jessica" lol Very spacious and surprisingly more on the mellow side on a holiday weekend. Some vendors do pop up from time to time usually with snacks and eats. Near a few restaurants, shops and grocers as well.

I have driven past Reseda park many times in the mornings in the last 6 months and the park had…read moreseemed clean at that time of day, however today I was heading home from Tarzana with my dog and I wanted to stop by with her. I parked on the street but noticed that there were several tents set up, lots of strewn trash, shopping carts, and some disheveled people walking around. The park has so much space that would have been perfect for me to throw the ball for my dog and do some training, but I just did not feel comfortable to get out of my car with this type of situation. I really really feel that this location has so much potential because it's spacious, there's so many geese walking around, beautiful trees. It is so sad to see it so dirty. I periodically come past this park so next time in the area I'll check it out and see if it's the same, because as mentioned above, in the past in the mornings when I drove by it looked much cleaner and more welcoming than it looks today.

When you arrive parking is plentiful along the borders of the park or in the parking spaces. I love…read morecoming to this park for dog training and for spending time with my dog allowing her to sniff and run on an extended leash (either 30 to 45 feet leash). The great thing about this park is that there is a sidewalk to walk on to walk the perimeter of the lake, or there are many areas of large green fields that surround the park. I have seen other dogs off leash, and normally this gives me great hesitation, but in a large park like this, you can be far enough distance away from everyone else and their dogs to avoid them. Now that it's spring, everything is blossoming and blooming, but be careful, when I was here the grass had not yet been mown, and there are so many foxtails growing right now. So many got caught in my shoes and thankfully I checked my dog's body completely and her feet and none had stuck to her. When things are mown it's great but also beware of the ants. When I was on the side of the park that has the football field sized grass area, I was watching my dog sniff and play and suddenly I felt something biting me. I looked down and dozens of red ants were climbing me from the dirt. I must have mistakenly stood on an ant mound. Thirdly, just also keep aware of coyotes, I have seen a coyote several times at Lake Balboa and they do not seem fearful whatsoever and they are just walking around casually in the middle of the day. This park is a true gem because of how beautiful and serene it makes life feel. There are people fishing in the lake, walkers, runners, people relaxing on benches reading, friends playing cards, birthday parties or other events, people bicycling or skateboarding. I love this park.

Still the best place to run in the San Fernando valley. I live here I'm always here. Running…read moregroups/events are here constantly. Love seeing the same local runners out there and new people I've never seen before as well. It's a great running community we have here. You can basically run or walk whatever distance you want. Started running marathons 10 year ago. My go to daily training location.