I dropped my daughter off to attend a class today. I was definitely concerned since the photos on…read moreyelp aren't very reassuring of environmental safety etc. I was pleasantly surprised when I arrived. Ample parking right in front of the community center. Two nicely labeled outdoor restroom (I didn't check how clean they were). Pretty nice playground for kids to play. City of Norwalk gardeners maintain the grounds pretty well. Hope the class works out but it's a nice park. At least during the morning hours.

It is a small park located just off Excelsior Drive. There is a small baseball that is enclosed by…read morea locked gate and it doesn't appear the Little League that used to be here has been active in years. They keep the field locked up so you can't use it for a family softball game unless you are willing to climb the fence. There is also a small t-ball field that doesn't have a fence surrounding it. There is only one basketball court and two handball courts. There is a small open grass area where you see people sometimes have a small pick-up soccer game. There is a recently renovated playground for the little kids and a recreation center with a room/patio that can be rented out. The main problem with this park is it just seems "dead"...you don't see young kids or families hanging out having fun...there is usually more adults there hanging out that look a bit sketchy like they are there because they don't have anywhere else to go and are possibly homeless, unemployed, and you will see people hanging out on benches in the shade of the trees smoking weed and getting their drink on...more a hangout for losers than families in my opinion.

Nice, open park but the snack bar sells expired food & is unnecessarily rude. A smile wouldn't hurt…read more:)

Unless you have money, you cannot play here and that is the bottom line. This place is more…read moreconcerned with making money than allowing the public to use. It's not open to the public and only available to organizations that have money. That is very sad and the average kid has to struggle to get a dirt field.

I grew up around this park and have had several friend gatherings and birthday/family parties here!…read moreI've created many memories at this park. There's places to sit and eat, open grass are to have picnics, work out, let our dog run around, and even a play ground for kids to enjoy along with a full size basketball court with the floor smooth enough to bring your roller skates! I highly recommend to bring your family here for some fresh out door activities. Only giving 4 stars cause I'd prefer a better restroom but for a park it's not bad I'm just picky lol

First let me start off by saying this park does not have a parking lot. That is the biggest…read moredownfall of coming here. The awning does not provide much shade. Most of the people wound up on the grass to have lunch. I didn't move fast enough and was all sunburned going home. On some Saturdays during the summer they have games, crafts, and activities. That was a pleasant surprise. The park itself and bathrooms were pretty clean. You might want to bring your own grill cleaner and table cloths.

Love this park is has been my sanctuary durning covid after running errands…read more It is seldom packed , its clean , everyone maintains 6 feet social distancing. I was able to let a 3 year old play without anyone around. Parking is off street. Plenty benches to sit and chat or also walk safely.

This playground is horrible sad broken down rundown depressing this playground is the worst in the…read morecity of Norwalk full of fire ants , which is sad to say it needs a update call the Mayor call someone in city hall !!! help Help HELP!!!! The city can fit a new playground with shaders and a water play park with shaders. Yes there is a pool next door but all kids don't have money to enter and or can't swim, This Park carry's the name of the city you would think they would put some tender loving care into the playground and it not far from city Hall . Why haven't they done anything about this poor playground. SMH

One of these small gems in Cerritos where it actually feels like a park. Not like a ship or duck…read morepond (Heritage Park), not like a acre of land (Regional Park on Bloomfield), not like a baseball field of dreams park (Cerritos East). The park here has a playground for the kids, a basketball court, nice grassy area, a sitting area, and a baseball field. What's great about here is that if you want to avoid the redonkulous $100 charge for renting the park site and $100 for deposit, this place would probably be for you as long as no one has rented it through the parks and recs. Most people that come here are the local residents. We had gone to here for a birthday party and it was small enough that you can watch the kids , yet far enough you can stay on the benches. There's a large grass area, a bathroom here and parking is plenty along the streets.. Make sure your kids dump the sand from his or her shoes before entering the car!

Great park! Had a small play place and a restroom. However it was locked before 5PM and we were at…read morea graduation party that was from 5-7.

Nice and quiet park with hills for a good leg workout or getting the kids or dogs tired . Tucked…read moreinside a quiet neighborhood . Has a medium and small play area and a couple picnic benches .

This park is empty and is hidden. It has two sets of slides which are one for younger kids and one…read morefor older kids. And a set of swings. Perfect. For a backyard day. No one was here when we came. You have to go through the back in order to find the parking spot. It has grassy hills and a top part to run. So I saw mostly people come here to work out on the hills. I will definitely come back here my kids were tired after playing here and it's so small that you can see them. And they won't go far at all. Perfect park to come during covid, no one is here I forgot to add that the park looks nothing like the pictures here next time I'll add pictures. It was renewed with new slides. And now more sand. So that makes this park better

It's one of the small parks in the City of Cerritos. It an intimate spot. Close to Norwalk but…read morewithin the northern part of Cerritos City's border. It has a basketball court, sand filled volleyball grounds, aa children's playground, one pergola and rectangular grassy area.

This is my childhood park!…read more Although it was always a sketchy park with high school students, college students, and adults always coming here to smoke and do extracurricular activities, it definitely has its perks. First off, it was walking distance to my house and a lot of my neighborhood friend's houses. We would come here after school and chill and hang out until sunset. We'd do this every weekday and would never get bored. Before the protective layering was added, the jungle gym was on a bed of sand. When I was in elementary school, my friends and I would get water from the fountain and make water falls from the slide after making a sand castle at the bottom of the slide. One time we found a crow and decided we should bury it super deep and dig up the bones years later. We also thought it would be dope to do a time capsule type of thing and wrote a letter and put it in a Tic Tac case and buried it super deep. Well skip a few years and they add the soft layer on top of the sand! So long crow bones and hidden note! Besides that we would play football, kickball, kick ball, and baseball on the field. We flew kites when it was windy and played with Stomp Rockets as well. We held fight clubs there and play Body Shots and Dead Arm. On the court we would play basketball games of 2v2, 3v3, 4v4, 21, Horse, and Knock Out or Lightning. We also would skate and do tricks past the half court line. Too many good memories here.

Beautiful huge park with old trees and green grass. A playground and places to sit on benches…read more Unfortunately, I discovered this park when I got into a car accident next to here, but it is pretty, lol.

Sorenson Park is definitely rough around the edges! One end of the park does have a transient…read moreissue. I've never seen any problems but they're there. I also don't go towards the picnic tables. They have a couple of fields, basketball courts and a playground. Parking is street and lots. With one lot being by the Library. Their current baseball/softball league is sponsored by Dodgers, and they provide summer sports for a very low registration fee. They have activities for everyone if you check online. The activities they provide for the kids and community are pretty cool. Currently, it's "summer night" music, movies, and games for everyone. Restrooms are available.