El Segundo Parks & Recreation

Very nice park and sports complex. Perfect for family picnics, to practice sports and much more. Plenty of parking spaces around and different restroom 🚻 locations. Home of the El Segundo Baseball Little League and the baseball field is in very nice condition, 👍 👌 😀. Enjoy your visit and have fun.

Nice clean park for families with kids playground, play sports, Baseball, Basketball, Roller Hockey, tennis, pickleball and even ping pong games. Toilets are clean and well maintained park with lots of shade trees. Ample parking.

El Segundo Parks and Recreation is truly a hidden gem! The park is spacious, well-maintained, and offers something for everyone,whether you’re into tennis, baseball, or just enjoying the outdoors with family and friends. It’s incredibly family-friendly, inviting, and has a warm, welcoming atmosphere that reflects the spirit of the community. One of the best parts is its location,just minutes from downtown El Segundo, where you’ll find great local restaurants like El Tarasco and Good Stuff, along with a variety of charming little spots to grab a bite or a coffee. El Segundo itself feels like something out of a classic movie,like Mayberry! It’s quaint, close-knit, and full of heart. Everyone knows everyone, and there’s a real sense of pride and community that you can feel just walking through the park. I absolutely love this place! I love El Segundo ❤️

Relaxing place where to do 1 carne asada or bbq Or just to came to walk and have a relaxing time alone or with friends or family. You can feel the sea breeze in your face . Very nice place

Back home for Thanksgiving, me mum asked me if I wanted to play in her Tuesday afternoon Pickleball group made up of 60+ year old moms. Absolutely I do, mother. Real ones know Pickleball with the older crowd is an absolute war, and war is a full contact sport. This is big, big business to them. We reserved one of the 4 legit Pickleball courts here at Rec Park, and as they start warming up and trading Holiday horror stories like "I'm a little sad Chase is with his girlfriends family this year for Thanksgiving" or "Ugh I'm worried the Turkey Roaster won't hold up this year but Steve just INSISTS on using the same one from 1962..." the palpable tension of gametime on the horizon begins to percolate. Few things are more humbling than doing anything athletic with a group of 60 year old women and them absolutely dominating you. Thankfully, I wouldn't know what that is like as I am an ELITE athlete and was gliding out there like a Prime Rafa Nadal on Clay while trash talking them with lines like "MAKE MARTHA MOVE HER FEET, SHE DON'T WANT TO MOVE HER FEET I PROMISE YOU, SHE STUCK IN THE MUD! GO RIGHT AT MUDDY MARTHA SHE NOT BUILT FOR THIS! " or "NANCY IS WIT US! GET HER ONE OF OUR JERSEYS!" after the yellow wiffle ball just barely lands out of bounds giving us a point....................... ahahaahahaha jk I was actually getting WHOOPED out there. These ladies are so skilled it's crazy. Real humbling stuff. This park is sick though they have everything from tennis courts, hockey rink, lawn bowling, basketball courts, volleyball courts, playground, baseball field, etc. Something for everyone. THANK YOU REC PARK FOR HUMBLING ME I NEED IT SOMETIMES! IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov__

Grew up in El Segundo and have not seen a Rec Center as awesome as El Segundo!! Great to visit this weekend!! Miss the Caroms tho! ❤

Very nice place to take the kiddos! This park has tons of stuff. There is also an office to tell you about every thing El segundo Parks a rec has to offer. Two play areas on for smaller kids and one for the older. Both are well maintained and fun!

Rec Park - love this place. Good for walking! Lots of kids playing baseball and basketball. Tennis courts and pickleball courts. Playground area for little kids. Great to see everyone out on a Saturday morning getting exercise!

The park buildings are looking a little tired, but the park staff and pickleball courts are fantastic.

Back home for Thanksgiving, me mum asked me if I wanted to play in her Tuesday afternoon Pickleball group made up of 60+ year old moms. Absolutely I do, mother. Real ones know Pickleball with the older crowd is an absolute war, and war is a full contact sport. This is big, big business to them. We reserved one of the 4 legit Pickleball courts here at Rec Park, and as they start warming up and trading Holiday horror stories like "I'm a little sad Chase is with his girlfriends family this year for Thanksgiving" or "Ugh I'm worried the Turkey Roaster won't hold up this year but Steve just INSISTS on using the same one from 1962..." the palpable tension of gametime on the horizon begins to percolate. Few things are more humbling than doing anything athletic with a group of 60 year old women and them absolutely dominating you. Thankfully, I wouldn't know what that is like as I am an ELITE athlete and was gliding out there like a Prime Rafa Nadal on Clay while trash talking them with lines like "MAKE MARTHA MOVE HER FEET, SHE DON'T WANT TO MOVE HER FEET I PROMISE YOU, SHE STUCK IN THE MUD! GO RIGHT AT MUDDY MARTHA SHE NOT BUILT FOR THIS! " or "NANCY IS WIT US! GET HER ONE OF OUR JERSEYS!" after the yellow wiffle ball just barely lands out of bounds giving us a point....................... ahahaahahaha jk I was actually getting WHOOPED out there. These ladies are so skilled it's crazy. Real humbling stuff. This park is sick though they have everything from tennis courts, hockey rink, lawn bowling, basketball courts, volleyball courts, playground, baseball field, etc. Something for everyone. THANK YOU REC PARK FOR HUMBLING ME I NEED IT SOMETIMES! IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov__

Considering this is a FREE public park, I'm very impressed with the cleanliness and upkeep. This property is huge and has so many things to do: cornhole, lawn bowling, pickleball, tennis, softball, soccer, and the list goes on. I came here to play pickleball, which requires reservations through the following website: https://pickleballinsider.com/listing/el-segundo/ I really enjoyed myself here, very nice sprawling park with plenty of beer/food options for when you are done, so workup an appetite.

Amazing park with a huge selection of activities such as tennis, pickleball, basketball, baseball, ping pong, and lots of open grass space. One downside I will say is if you are interested in playing tennis there's only about 3 tennis courts now (that are often all reserved) since the rest are being used for pickleball.

This park is very large. There are two playgrounds. One fenced for the little babies, one open for the older kids. My 4-year-old son loved it! It's very clean, a lot of benches and tables. Baseball field and basketball court available. Sinks and restrooms available too. It's a really nice park and we will definitely return. Parking is readily available.

Great park for families! There are fun playgrounds for kids here. Adults can work out, and even dogs can enjoy the space. The grassy part, which is always nice for any park, is also nice. Additionally, it was spotless. This is my first visit, and I'm so happy it didn't let me down. I'd advise coming here when you have free time.

Toddler park review Good things about this park -location -weather -gated Bad things about this park,full of non toddlers. From older kids 7-12 to teenagers/adults with beards and no kids playing on the sea saw. Watch your kids closely.

This is probably the best perk to living in El Segundo. It makes me want to move here. Residents of El Segundo get to enjoy everything it has to offer like tennis courts, baseball/softball fields, basketball courts, skateboard park, and recreation center just to name a few. This park is also very clean and well maintained. There's also a nice picnic area with a huge fire pit next to it. They also have grills for the perfect summer bbq. During lunch the tennis courts are open to the public but first come first serve. Other than that, the courts need to be reserved by ES residents.

Great park with amazing facilities. Picnic areas, playground were perfect for our needs. Lots of people enjoying the park!

Nice local park with a lot of amenities for sports enthusiasts. They have tennis courts, a hockey rink, basketball courts, a lawn bowling area, horseshoe throwing area, and much more. There are also 2 small playgrounds, a large fire pit area, and several picnic/bbq areas. There's a lot of parking and it's very near downtown, so you can walk to get food or supplies easily.

Love this park! Plenty of parking to make things easy. Lots of open space for running around, a great playground for bigger kids, and a really cute fenced in playground for smaller kids - which I love because it feels safer. The fenced in playground has cute structures for the kiddos to play on, swings, and a sand pit too.

Don't let this park fool you into thinking it's just ordinary, it's not! With that said, it's got levels of areas for different activities. It has Tennis, Basketball Courts, Roller Hockey, Racquetball and Lawn Bowling among many other activities. Community center also offers a variety of activities and classes, among other things as well. The city holds seasonal town events & festivities throughout the year. Parks great for families with wee ones or couples, and older folks to take a stroll in. And finally, the best Fireworks display (if you don't want to fool around with traffic at the beach to watch the Pier ones) that you can see anywhere in the city -that's if you don't mind walking or a short drive to it and/or if you want the front view on field, which is very reasonable for bracelet/entrance fee, I might add). If your watching from outside, be sure to bring a lawn chair & find a spot within neighborhood/birds eye view of park and plan to get there early if driving, parking gets taken up fast! I live within a few blocks, so I was lucky to have a good spot up the street/hill I live on.

Great little park... rephrase that, great BIG park! this park is huge and accomodates all different type of ventures, activities and most of all, ages. there is virtually something for everyone who enjoys a good park experience. they have a baseball field, bball court, tennis courts, raquetball, lawn bowling, picnic areas complete with bbq grills, a toddler safe play area with rubber floors and lots and lots of open spaces. GO FLY A KITE! we came by recently for the annual Easter Egg Hunt here put on by the parks department. two words... Awe. Some. the people here did a tremendous job with putting this escapade together. this was our first time being a part of it and we have to say that we can't wait till next year. the event was very well organized. we had spotted the banners indicating the event date and location a week before while taking one of our walks. the day of the event was even more organized even amidst all the chaos that is "Toddler Terrors"! it was a sea of strollers and baby bjorns and sun hats and lattes out there! communication and direction were tantamount to being able to enjoy this morning, and the staff here were on top of things. loud speakers, though it freaked out sofia at first, provided clear and concise info. big kids here, little kids there, walkers, crawlers etc etc. i can't say enough about how well the event was put together. the hunt itself went smoothly. well, as smooth as getting 2, 3 and 4 year olds to do an activity can be. the kids were scattered and parents were chasing them down but so much fun. so much. the sun was out, the air was crisp and grass was definitely greener on THIS side. we had a great time and will definitely be coming back to this park, eggs or not. :)

I love this park. It's big and there's a ton to do. Whether you want to play tennis, ping pong, baseball, basketball, or just enjoy some local art, this place has you covered. Even though there's so much going on here it's always beautiful and peaceful. At this moment it is one of my favorite parks. Pros: + Ping Pong tables (I Spotted 2) + Tennis courts (4-5? Will count and update eventually) + Baseball field + Tables with BBQ grills nearby + Large bonfire area Cons: - Nothing comes to mind

I wish every park in Los Angeles was like this! Beautiful, clean, green grass, many courts, safe and minimal homeless people.

El Segundo has lots of little parks throughout the city, drive around a bit and you'll see small, medium and large parks mixed in within the houses. The recreation park is the main center for baseball, basketball, tennis, skate/hockey, volleyball, lawn bowling, horseshoes, kid's playground, etc. I signed up for a rec card ($10/year I believe) and you can use it to check out what you need for the activity (basketball, horseshoes, etc.). They also have community trips to local places (San Antonio Winery, downtown) and some with farther destinations (Solvang, Chumash Casino). If you live in El Segundo and enjoy outdoor activities, you must check it out.

Great, open space with a variety of activities available. We love taking our dog here and letting him run around the small dog enclosure. There's tons of trees to keep the park nice and cool. It's laid out such that you can't really tell how close you are to LAX. Parking is ample in the lot, and if parking is hard to find, there's plenty of street parking. It has the old school, safe, family feel to it.

It's a great park in many ways: spacious, many activities, beautifully landscaped, and perfect for families. You can play tennis, baseball, hockey, basketball, ping pong, picnic, or just take a leisurely stroll in and around the tree-lined area. As a resident you can buy a rec card fairly cheap and get access to many venues, including swimming pools and tennis courts. Renting a tennis court on the same day during the summer was not difficult in off-peak hours (before 6PM). During the pandemic, this was one of the only safe places to stroll and hang out, and many visitors practiced safe-distancing and wore masks. A fun outing can include buying take-out at a near-by restaurant (a block away), and choosing a shady patch of grass to hang out.

El Segundo is "the" hidden gem of Los Angeles; perhaps in all of Southern California. I had the pleasure of living here for almost 7 years, and one of the biggest attractions is the Recreation Park. SoCal, particularly beach towns such as El Segundo, are known for their incredible weather, and if you like the outdoors, you'll love the Recreation Park. For only $15.00 per year ($10.00 when I was a resident), El Segundo residents get to enjoy all the perks of the park, which include, but are not limited to the following activities: Tennis courts (7) Paddle tennis courts Horseshoes Shuffleboard Volleyball courts (2) Handball court(1) Racquetball courts (2) Basketball courts Roller hockey rink Lawn bowling Skate park Ping pong tables Softball fields / soccer fields Indoor & outdoor pools Joslyn Center - for Senior and Older Adult related classes, programs and activities Teen Center Urho Saari Swim Stadium a.k.a. "The Plunge" BBQ area Whether you are 8 years old or 80, there is something here for almost everyone. I was childless while living in El Segundo, therefore, my activities in the park were mostly spent on one of the 7 tennis courts. My i.d. card let me reserve a court for 1 hour, and since my wife had a card too, we could reserve a court for 2 hours; which was more than enough time to play a 3-set match. If my son had been born while living there, I think we would have been there all the time. You can bring your kid(s) here and expose them to all kinds of different sports and/or activities. Or you can simply let then run around and "jump their sillies out". The park is staffed adequately and the grounds are well maintained, as the grass is always cut and there is never any trash on the ground or overflowing trash cans, ala City Park in New Orleans, LA. But I digress. If you aren't a resident of El Segundo, you'd never guess that such a large park exists in such a small town. Kudos to El Segundo. If you are moving to the SoCal area and are an outdoor person, I implore you to check out El Segundo's Recreation Park.

Great park! We went for the Easter egg hunt which was awesome and very well planned out. There was an Easter Bunny along with booths to make slime.

This place is huge. I have never seen a park with an elevator! It connects an upper level parking lot with the Joslyn Center (310-524-2705), which is where I began exploring. Inside I saw seniors playing cards & shooting pool. I saw a room with a big screen TV and big comfy chairs. And I ventured into only a few of the rooms, who knows what there is to be found in the rest of the building. Outside the center were shuffleboard courts, lawn bowling, and a horseshoe pit (see photos). This park already had me at this point. I was impressed. This section of the park is thick with majestic old pine trees. Next I saw volleyball courts, a paddle tennis court, a roller hockey rink, and a whole slew of tennis courts. At least one of the tennis courts even had bleachers. Serious stuff! Haha. And there was a basketball court, of course. (See photos.) Next I wandered into the picnic area, the only real crowded place in this park on a summer Sunday morning. There were gatherings galore in progress. There was music blaring through big speakers, balloons all over the place, picnic tables laden with wrapped gifts, men lighting bar-b-ques, kids running around........holy crap what a party! The food cooking on all the various grills smelled so good! Yes,I took photos of the celebrations. There was even a group playing outdoor bingo. That's when I really realized why I love parks so much: Parks have great energy. People are relaxing & having fun, cutting loose doing what they love, in their precious free time. (Including me.....exploring outdoor spaces with a camera brings me joy.) There was another community building near the picnic area, I'm not sure what it was used for, but it had lighted ping pong tables in an outdoor area. Ball fields were everywhere, I lost count. And, near the kids' playground area, there was a building that's used for childcare. Gordon Clubhouse, I think it's called. Back near where I originally entered the park, near the elevator, is a whole separate facility that is a teen center. That's where the skateboard park is, and it was filled with boys. I watched for awhile. The kids were taking hard falls on the concrete, ouch. When a group of girls showed up, I knew the afternoon was about to become interesting for that group of barely teenage boys.......ha! Next to the skate park was a basketball court, and on the other side was a Scouthouse and a Teen Community Center (310-524-2718). Whew. I don't think this picturesque, well-maintained park is lacking anything. I took more than 40 photos. Most of the green space and all the facilities except the Teen Center are below street level. So you've got cool old stairs and winding paths on all sides of the park. I saw elderly people who were at the park just to walk the paths among the trees. Averill Park in San Pedro gets my vote for most beautiful-looking park with no sports facilities. And now Recreation Center in El Segundo gets my vote for nicest & most complete sports-facility park I've seen so far in LA. Plenty of free parking, lots were everywhere in and around the park. Check it out and enjoy!

My review is on the playground. This park is pretty packed on the weekends so if you don't like a crowd you may wanna go elsewhere. It's really cute with separate play areas for big kids and little kids. The little kids area is fenced in with a latch gate that typically stays closed, which I liked. There's also a small sand pit in the corner for tactile kids who love sand. I hate sand (gets everywhere) so luckily the rest of the playground is covered in sponge mat (pretty sure that's not what it's called). There's also a large field area right next to the playground where teens or older kids can throw around a ball, run wild or just walk and take selfies lol.

Now that I live in the hood this is definitely my favorite park ever! There are a ton of events going on here year round including the famous El Segundo Easter egg hunt (which honestly is crazy! But popular) and the ES fireworks sponsored by Chevron typically. Everything is here as it is a true community park-roller hockey, tennis, baseball, softball, skate, lawn bowling, playground, table tennis, basketball, and lots of room to ride your scooters and bikes and rollerblades. You can also have a party here and reserve a space. There is a fire pit you can reserve. Like I said true community park, rare find these days!

The Gundo. My home away from home while I call LA my own once again. A mile east of the beach and mile south of LAX, is this tucked away gem. Right in the middle is Recreation Park. Somewhere in the middle of our declining park departments and poor community planning, lies a place that is a tribute to a day when communities gathered around things that enabled kids to be kids and people simply enjoyed each others company. On a warm summer night, there is no better place to stroll through than Rec Park. Lights on in full force, a beautifully manicured park maintained by Los Angeles facility folks that take honest care in loving the park, kids running around everywhere - around bases, on courts and around the walkways and you really get the feeling you are amongst a COMMUNITY of people. It is a throw back to when times were different, at least in a big bustling vast land such as Los Angeles. I recently got myself a 2-year term on a community garden plot so now not only do I enjoy a walk through the park with my dog, I get to grow some food here too! The strawberries are just starting to ripen! Sweeeet.

A massive park with something for everybody. There are two playgrounds for children. One is for older children that sit upon a little hill while the other is enclosed with a safety gate and is mostly for the younger crowd. They even have a sandbox for kids to play in. All of the equipment is new and modern. There is also an option of an open field for those who want to play catch, soccer or to enjoy a nice picnic. Tennis courts, baseball fields, etc can be found here. The area is well kept and clean. Lots of families frequent the park and is not isolated at all.

Beautiful, big park. I once held a company picnic there. Making reservations was simple and painless. The barbecue and picnic areas were spacious. They easily accommodated my staff of 50+ people. The parking lot is enormous, so you don't have to worry about finding street parking. Off the top of my head, they have baseball fields, tennis courts, and basketball courts. There were also plenty of large, open fields, which allowed me to organize games of soccer and dodge ball. Overall, it's a fantastic place to relax.

El Segundo rec park is a well run park. There's lots of open space, several courts and fields, and various sporting equipment to use. It's kept in pristine condition. Excellent job Gundo Parks Department!

Big park, parking is easy to find on 3 sides of the park. Always having great sporting events and activities for the kids. 2 separate play areas 1 for the big kids and thee other for toddlers! They have an awesome firework show and carnival every July 4th! They have a outdoor roller hockey rink, outdoor basketball courts, tennis courts and volleyball courts. Baseball/Softball fields! Handicap accessible all around the park. Great for having birthday parties in large picnic areas with a camp ground setting and soooo much more.!

Pine trees Green grass Hoop court Hockey ring Tennis courts w/ bleachers Lil kid playground Big kid playground Handball court Senior center Lawn Bowling Picnic tables Helpful staff at the Rec Center Fire pit Bar-b-que Sun Shade Soccer field Baseball field Outstanding grounds keepers Free parking Safe for moms with young kids No bums No characters drinking 40's in the shade No empty dime bags or blunt wrappers No old urine smell in the bathrooms Let's keep it that way people! All of this in a green valley tucked away in the hills of El Segundo.

This is a great park in the El Segundo area. I came to Recreation for a birthday party a little while back and had a difficult time finding the party so I got a great tour of what the park had to offer! It is certainly used by the community and has a variety of grassy areas, sports fields, tennis courts, playgrounds. Tons of shade trees as well. I also really liked that the park wasn't just flat, but had various levels with recreation areas. We were at the top of one of these levels by some big shade trees. Not too far below us was an area with logs and stumps arranged for what looked like a fire pit or something. The restrooms were nearby, but were fairly smelly and dirty feeling. The only draw back I had coming here. I spent some good time in there too as I had just potty trained my daughter and wanted to make sure we had no accidents. Not too far off there was a great playground area. They had a fenced in area for little ones like my kids, and then a larger play structure for older kids. It was nice to have the fenced in area as I knew my kids wouldn't just take off when I wasn't looking. I was surprised by how many older kids liked playing in the small playground, but they were respectful of the little kids so I didn't have any issues. As I live fairly far away from this park I likely would only come here if invited, but for folks in the area, it's a great place to spend an afternoon with the kids.

This is probably the best perk to living in El Segundo. It makes me want to move here. Residents of El Segundo get to enjoy everything it has to offer like tennis courts, baseball/softball fields, basketball courts, skateboard park, and recreation center just to name a FEW. This park is also very clean and well maintained. There's also a nice picnic area with a huge fire pit next to it. They also have grills for the perfect summer bbq. During lunch the tennis courts are open to the public but first come first serve. Other than that, the courts need to be reserved by ES residents. Joan S has a very detailed review, check it out.

I use to play ping pong with my coworkers or some ppl from nearby companies here during lunch time, I still do whenever I'm in the park. The ping pong tables are very basic slabs of concrete but they are free and they let u check out the paddles if u leave ur driver's license. It's a good way to move the limbs after I have been sitting there watching the kids play on the swings since I don't need to swing them anymore. The park has almost everything, there's some kind of activities going on every time I'm there. There are always someone playing tennis, the soccer ball field has game going on often and the basketball area is busy more often than not. I feel energetic in this park! I also like the picnic area, where the knobby big trees and rusty looking painted concrete tables provide an out of the office environment for lunch and a little siesta afterward. After a nice nutritious meal and a little relaxation, I'm ready to be back in the office. I have my eyes set on the nice lawn bowling area, something to try in the future. :-)

This park is awesome! I like coming here to play tennis. The courts are open to the public til 5:00PM. After that it's only available to El Segundo residents and must reserve courts in advance. Aside from tennis courts, there are basketball courts, soccer field, BBQ area, picnic tables and even a ping pong area as well. The park is clean and well kept. Definitely a gem in the heart of El Segundo.

I LEFT MY WALLET IN EL SEGUNDO! Did you understand that reference? Look it up if you didn't. It's worth it. Never accuse El Segundo of not having anything to do. Trust me; no one really thinks of El Segundo as a destination, but this place rivals Tokyo, rivals Vegas, rivals Big Bear, rivals The Big Apple...Yes, it's true: El Segundo is the best vacation destination in America. Er, well, sort of. Anyways, I don't want to intimidate you or anything, so I'll just continue with my review. This place truly has it all, and you can play basically any sport you want here. It's insane what they offer here: ping pong areas, horseshoes, handball courts, and...everything. I went here once a week after work to play basketball with my co-workers on the outdoor courts they have here. I found that at that time that the courts weren't full at all; in fact, there were always just a few people playing, and that was always good in the case that we wanted to run half-court or full-court games with even teams. The people who play here range in skill; there are some really, really good high school kids that obviously don't play on an organized team or anything yet are still insanely good at streetball, and there are middle-aged guys who have that trademark old man game. One time, I played against this dude who had his little baby daughter with him, and the man could flat-out shoot. I could have sworn it was, like, Stephen Curry or something, but I remembered that the Warriors were in Milwaukee that night (I made that up, but the guy was real). But honestly, the courts here are a lot of fun, and they certainly have four sets of half-court hoops and two hoops dedicated to full court games. The stanchions are made of stone but are angled such that you can't really run into them full-speed and crush your face in, and the nets are well-kept and aren't all mangled like a lot of other places I've seen. The rims are extremely hard, and so you'll have to hit some pure shots in order to score; this should favor the big men and women in the post rather than shooters, but as on any court, the best players adapt. The basketball courts are nearby the tennis courts and an awesome outdoor hockey rink, and the buzzer from the scoreboard is constantly buzzing during games. A nearby baseball diamond opens up into a huge outfield and grassy area, and to be honest, I haven't even been able to explore the entire park yet. However, it's just insane how large this place is, and it's insane how it's just tucked away in this El Segundo neighborhood. Lastly, parking is quite easy; they have parking lots, and if that fails, you can park in the surrounding neighborhoods. Of course, you should be respectful of the residents and only park in areas that won't inconvenience them. Now I must go back; after all, I gotta pick up my wallet.

This park is wonderful for toddlers. It has a fenced in play area with a lot to do. My son enjoyed the see saw and the ride in fire truck structure the most. He also enjoyed the little tunnels on the climbing structure. The toddler area also features low swings, baby swings, a tiny half circle rock wall and the main structure with slides. The park is large. It has tennis courts, built in ping pong tables, a baseball field, another kind of square field, and more. When we were there, we saw 2 large bounce houses set up for birthday parties. The bathrooms were surprisingly nice. Think McDonald's level. Still, this is much nicer than most park bathrooms. They have a larger play structure for older kids that we did not check out. We met a couple of very nice families that were warm and chatty. This is a cute park and definitely worth checking out with your little ones.

I grew up playing roller hockey my whole life and have let my gear sit in the closet for years now. I just found this park on Yelp and went over to shoot around tonight. I can't believe this rink has been 5 min from my front door all this time! It's a great spot that was lighted and wide open...on one was even there and the rink was open. I'd love to know the nights of college/mens' pickup games. If anyone knows, post it here please. Aside from the rink, the whole park was clean and well groomed. The people there playing pickup games seemed cool. Even at night, very safe feeling and everything is open and well lit. Hope to see someone on the rinks soon....

Nice place to take the kids and have a good family time..also a section for toddlers is nice

We stopped here to wait out some time before a flight. We walked around the perimeter and were very impressed by the large, beautiful, and well-kept park. It seemed to have every facility you could think of: soccer, baseball, basketball, batting cages, tennis, horseshoes and cornhole (which they called something else). If I could move my dream house across the street from any park/ rec center, it might be this one!

Recreation Park may not be a classic like Central Park or Golden Gate Park, but what it lacks in fame it makes up for in charm. Pleasant grounds, lovely murals, and tons of recreation options. I live just two blocks away and love coming here for a walk with my boyfriend or for some time outside with a book. The only downside is that the kids singing the national anthem before games are usually AWFUL. I'd donate money to help pay for singing lessons. Yeesh.

My favorite skatepark near me is by far el segundo . I also love South Park vans Venice and westchester but thoose parks are so far from my house . El segundo skate park or " gundo " is never packed and has such a fun corse

Awesome tot lot, plenty of parking. My son loves the fire truck. I don't like that the baseball diamonds are so close to where young children are (don't want them bonked by a stray ball!) and I do wish they had restrooms closer to the playgrounds. They have excellent activities here....summer play, Easter Egg hunt, 4th of July extravaganza. Happy to live in a place that has such a nice space.

The parks in south bay ROCK! everyone cares about the parks and takes care of them. we appreciate our community. It's relaxing to hangout and the parks around here and not worry about any problems and such.

I've always loved El Segundo; it's such a beautiful and clean community; one of the few left. This is the first time that I've ever used a community park and its amenities. I paid the $10 for the park ID even though I didn't have to. Since then, my girlfriend and I have taken advantage of the tennis courts. We get a huge container of tennis balls, get to set appointments to reserve the courts, and we get to play in a wonderful and peaceful community environment. Sure, the darn kids are loud, but what kids aren't? The bottom line is that there aren't any gang bangers, no thugs, no punks, and it's safe for everyone! The atmosphere is filled with kids, families, organized sports, and every day El Segundo natives just going for walks. I love this park, and it's a great reflection of the community. I hope it never changes.

Nice looking big park with great breeze but not so friendly people. Walked inside to ask the old lady sitting in the front desk a simple question and her answers were very snappy and rude. Workers there are not too friendly too. Come on people, just smile and say hi! It won't kill you! Bathrooms need a good clean too.

Such an amazing park. They offer free equipment to play ping pong, space to play tennis, basketball, throw a football, have a picnic, go for a run, people watch under a tree or lay out and soak up some sun. There's a parking lot with plenty of spots and bleachers to watch others play if you like. This is a great park in la, one of my favorites.

What a gem! Picnic tables and bbq grills galore, a super large fire ring for a super large group, tennis, baseball, basketball two playgrounds clean bathroom facilities. Plenty of parking all around the place... What we loved this trip was the music over the loud speakers during s baseball game. Players and their positions were announced when they came up to bat. What a beautiful day! Our only spoiler was a little kid (9-10) harassing my granddaughter, asking if she wanted to "make out", she's 7!! I was 15 ft away! We believe he was attending an after school program and dutifully went inside when other kids told him the teacher was there.

This is probably the best maintained park in the Southbay. Although I've actually never been to Polliwog Park so who am i to judge. As Joan S. says, "It's huge". Two baseball fields, a hockey skating rink, tennis courts, many shaded barbecue pits, and....drum roll please...a fire pit! Also, much grass area to fly kites, get a pick up soccer game, have potato sack races or whatever you like to do. The baseball field, George Brett Field, is just awesome. I've played there with my softball team on it for several years. It's well maintained and well lit. The other nice thing i found out is that if you are a resident of El Segundo you can light a bonfire in the park for $10, much cheaper than $145 now required at Valley Park. Of course you can go to Dockweiler for free, but here you can light a bonfire secluded amidst pine trees for ten bucks-a worthwhile investment. Get you and your friends to pitch in a buck or two and you will think you are camping in Yosemite for a bit. The only negative thing that I have to say about this place is that it closes at 10:00PM sharp, and unlike other parks in the Southbay it's enforced. The lights shut down and a voice comes over the loudspeaker telling you to leave. Other than that it's cool.

If I had to grade this park I would give it an A+. Plenty of lighted tennis courts for the evening players, a roller hockey rink, a huge baseball diamond, ping pong tables, basketball courts, handball courts, a couple of volleyball courts, and more! There is a lot to do here. If you're looking for some free entertainment on a weekend or a day off, make sure to check this place out. I regret that I've been living in El Seg for a year now and I have only been here twice!

It's a great park to have in your neighbourhood. Larger than most urban parks, this park has all the things you can expect from a park and more. Other yelpers have already listed the activities you can do at this park so I won't relist them here. If you're a resident, you can buy an annual membership for $10 which will let you use the facilities for free (like tennis courts, pool etc). Lots of classes you can take in the main building.