Green Park spans 4 acres and is named after Peter Green, the city council mayor of Huntington Beach…read morein the 1990s. There is a private parking lot and ample street parking. Tucked in a nice residential neighborhood, it has a sand volleyball court, basketball court, kids playground, tennis court, and grassy areas. It's not a big park but it has what you need.

Green Park is a very nice park. Me and my girlfriend come up here sometimes to hang out. Lots of…read moreteenage skaters and bikers come up here to do their stunts and all. Lots of grass and sand. Parents bring their children here too. No bathrooms here so, that could be an inconvenience, but its still a great park.

Beautiful small park. Tree lined quiet street. Great basketball ball courts too!Play area for kids…read moreand families. Doggie bags available for picking up after.

Nice family park on the north end of the Balboa Peninsula Newport Beach, CA. Public bathrooms and…read morebasketball courts. Beautiful trees and green space.

I absolutely love this park. Our coed softball team frequent this park for practices and pick up…read moregames. We are always able to get a field and the fields are well kept. Some of my best memories are generated here and more to come as our team strive to improve. Please come and create your own experience.

The fields for softball were decent. We were here for a tournament on a Saturday and there was…read moreplenty of parking. There is no shade of you sit in the stands, but if you bring a pop up, you can easily set it up over the bleachers, plus there's room for your chairs. The one thing that needs improvement is the women's restroom. There were only 3 stalls, so there was always a line. And in spite of a city maintenance vehicle being parked right outside of it, the RR was always dirty, no toilet paper in every stall, no paper towels or dryer, the floors were always wet and there were no seat covers. Plus, it had a tight walking area, so you had to come close to whoever was in line next.

I love this park. Perhaps I am biased because I have been coming here for 8 years while…read moreparticipating in the US National Outdoor Racquetball Championship that is held annually in July over a 3 or 4 day weekend. This park is open daily from 5 am to 10 pm and home to tennis enthusiasts, racquetball lovers, softball fans, basketball players, recent pickleball fanatics and families out for a picnic and fun- the grass is plush and green and there is plenty of shade. You can bring your coolers, chairs and tents. I have seen catering trucks drive in right by the courts. This year we have a DJ who will be adding some spice and rhythm to the forehand and backhand volleys. So boomboxes and music systems are permitted. There are 60 free parking spaces and plenty of additional street parking. The 8 three wall racquetball and handball courts are well maintained and swept. The grounds are taken care of as well with ample garbage cans distributed strategically. The trash is picked up regularly. The men's and ladies rest rooms are separate, always open and well maintained. There is also a small branch of a library with limited hours with computers and books located on the edge of the park.

Nice park with both tennis and pickleball. Quiet park with…read moreplenty of parking Bring your own nets for pickleball. The lines are drawn in the courts for pickleball. Not busy at all. Need to check when they have lessons going on.

I have never come across an outdoor basketball court that rivals an indoor one until I found this…read moremasterpiece. I won't elaborate too much on the Lakers, Kobe, and his daughter because everyone would be aware of the essence of this place. The mural of Kobe and his daughter smiling beautifully captures the power of love between father and daughter. The court floor is painted in yellow and purple, matching the Lakers' theme perfectly. What an inspiring and grateful gift to the community. Lucky you, Anaheim! There's a glass backboard on each side of the basketball hoop. The floor is made of plastic material similar to beer bottle racks, making it non-slippery and great for safety, especially when performing ankle-breaking crossover moves. I gave 4 stars instead of 5 despite it being stunningly beautiful and the only full court available. The issue is that when groups of 10 show up, smaller groups get pushed out with nowhere else to go. After shooting around for a few minutes at half court, my son and I were forced to move aside when 10 people suddenly decided to play full court. This is a public court, so I don't mind sharing. However, with no other full courts in the area, we had no choice but to step off. I would have loved to reserve the next game, but we were there for my son's practice, so the timing wasn't right. Maybe next time we'll join in for some 5-on-5 with the older crowd!

It was a great mural photo opp to all the Kobe fans! Such a great work and honor the mamba legend…read moreand daughter!!!

This park was remodeled into more of a jungle gym obstacle course style to it…read more This would be more for 4yrs and up not so much toddler but they do have a swing for disability kiddos. The remodel looks good. They also have a shaded area for gathering and a basketball court and next to that a big field to run around. Great spot

This park is very safe for toddlers. I took my two girls and I like how all the places where the…read morekids go is pretty enclosed. My girls love this park. However the ground has a bunch of holes that need to be fixed. Other than that, this park is very fun and I would recommend coming. Parking isn't bad. It has its own lot which is very easy to navigate. Also, it's not very busy at all. I came on a Saturday afternoon and there was no one there.

4 permanent pickleball courts…read more Likes: + I like that the paddle line-up is for all 4 courts (unlike at a heritage Irvine park where you have to pick one court to line your paddle up, which would mean waiting 15-20min bw games), so only a 10-15min wait between games. + Restrooms. + Lights on until 10pm. + Lotta polite players here. Wide skill range. Non-likes: - Restrooms are a bit of a walk away. - Many unraked leaves clumped against the far fences. Runaway balls tend to roll into that dirty pile.

This is a nice park! Coming here you see how there is a small parking lot with multiple different…read moreareas to do something. You get a field, playground, meeting area and pickleball! The place is cleaned and monitored regularly by the city. I come here regularly for pickleball. Pickleball- the place is lit when it gets dark. You can play up to 10pm however the park is open from the wee hours of the morning too. Courts are clean and the place is kept nice.

My daughter took swimming classes here and learned how to swim thanks to the amazing instructors…read more She always enjoyed coming here, and I'm very happy with our experience. The instructors and staff are friendly, supportive, and professional. She also joined volleyball classes and really enjoyed them too. We're very thankful for this place!

Aquatone fitness classes are just the best! I attend Monday and Wednesday at 8:15am. Dawnette…read morepushes us with each class and continues to keep it hard and fresh each class. She is just the best!

Nice Quiet place for good Tennis practice. Courts generally…read morestarts getting busy after 4pm on weekdays

Went here today in the morning and kiddo had a blast, played about 45 min or so on the big slides,…read moredid the swings and also hung out at the toddler area. Plenty of parking and great way to kill some time.

The Coastline Church of Christ meets here Sundays@10am. We're also here Tuesday's @7p. Come check…read moreus out. Good vibes. Great place to worship with the community of Huntington Beach.

I came at night and wasn't that sketchy…read more I was here for my one and only kickball game at night. The only area lit up was the basketball courts and there was little to no signage as to where the baseball diamonds where, luckily I saw a fella with a 30-Rack of beer and followed him. He's gotta be a kickball player, right? So beyond the baseball diamonds and the basketball courts there's isn't much "park" here at all. The grassy areas are pretty small and really close to some busy streets. The parking area is tight and the homeless fellas seem to have taken over one of the covered picnic areas. All in all, avoid this place at night and maybe just let your dog poop here during the day.