Pan Pacific Park

I am not giving 5 stars because this beautiful park needs to be properly cleaned and refreshened with grass ! Please someone here me out and fix this. Other than that it is a great park . I wish there was also a tennis play area with wall so we could prctice .. 💜💜 Btw Summer program is awesome if you have a young child, highly recommended!!!

I attended a Black History event, which was wonderful, and the park is lovely. While I enjoy and am empowered by the poems, informative and motivational speeches, and got some great merch; my favorite part of the of these events is the food. The Jamaican jerk chicken with rice and peas was really good and the freshly made lemonade was to die for. However, an angry individual slashed one of my tires over a parking spot. It seems this person is a regular at the park. An image of their car with the license plate visible is posted.

Lack of decent playgrounds in LA. We’re here all the time & I don’t see a progress in playgrounds maintenance. The condition of the lower playground leaves much to be desired: creaky and broken swings, sharp wires.

My favorite local park, nice amenities and always clean. I enjoy people watching with all types of activities, especially the dogs throughout the day!

One of my favorite parks in the city. Well maintained, and dog friendly. Parking can be a little tight, so consider other transportation methods. Otherwise, there's lots to enjoy!

Good place to chill and close to Grove. A large sports playground and many children

I love going here on morning runs. It’s quiet, the sun looks lovely and there are beautiful dogs playing everywhere❤️. My only ISSUE is with the pool. They say it’s open but every time I check it out, it’s drained. The number they gave doesn’t work. But other than that, pretty solid park. However, ladies especially, I would not go there alone after the sun has set. Stay safe 💕

Great park that is spacious, green and good spot to host birthday parties. I attended a kids party here and it was an ideal location. There were plenty of tables and seating and space for kids to run around in the sun. Family friendly park right across from the Grove.

Not only is this a great park, the city is so wonderful to work with when requesting a permit to utilize the pavilion!

Pan Pacific Park, I missed you! This LA favorite of greenery, scenery, and recreation is located next to the infamous Grove LA as well as the Holocaust museum. You can enjoy scenic hills, walkways, built-in workout equipment, bbq grills, the jungle gym/train, swings, shady areas, wide open fields, tennis courts, baseball, soccer, basketball, you name it! There is plenty of room for all to enjoy this iconic park. It's definitely a great place to meet up with friends, old and new. Enjoy a day out with family, picnic dates, and/or some you time. You can still enter from the Grove Drive side while they're doing some construction near the Musuem side entrance, but there isn't really any parking on this street other than at The Grove itself. Restrooms near both parking lots as well as on the west side of the park, however during construction or perhaps just the weekend the west side bathrooms were closed - additional they have facilities inside the recreation center, which is open Monday through Saturday (excluding holidays). PPP has parking off Beverly Blvd in their main park lot as well as their Gardner Street lot by the Recreation Center, Pan Pacific Senior Activity Center, LA Public Fairfax Branch Library and Swimming Pool area. A Sunday Funday picnic was just what I wanted and needed this weekend - will come back soon for some more outdoor recreation and relaxation :) Stay tuned!

Where have I been? What a gorgeous park!!!! Still on the hunt for 'Dog parks'. And where's my Yelp check in Badge? But I was on the way to a YelpLAEvent this year and uncovered this super gorgeous LA park here. It is doubtlessly gorgeous here when I drove past it. It is located in the extremely upscale vicinity of Los Angeles, CA. On Beverly Blvd. I'll have to stop by here again next time I drive to Burbank, CA for more local businesses and take more pics from 'Pan Pacific Park.' This park offered free parking so has to be convenient strolling and exercising here. Gotta return here soon.

Definitely one of my favorite parks to frequent. Throw down a blanket and some snacks and just veg. Been coming here for years and yes parking can be tricky if the lot ends up being full but a circle or 2 around the side streets and you'll find something just fine. Pan Pacific is definitely a family friendly park with ball fields, 2 playgrounds, grills and picnic tables. There's even a few pavilions I guess you can reserve. Plenty of grass for your pooch to roam, run and play with other dogs. There's also quite a few snack vendors that roll around the park in case you forgot to bring something to snack on. All in all Pan Pacific is a chill park to come and while away a few hours.

Pan Pacific Park has been a favorite spot for our family since my kids were babies. The park offers a fantastic range of play areas and plenty of space for exploring. From the large playgrounds to the open fields, there's always something for the kids to enjoy. The park is well-maintained and provides a great environment for family outings. Whether you're looking for a place for your little ones to play or just want to enjoy a day outdoors, Pan Pacific Park is a wonderful choice.

Chill spot for humans to hang out at. Parking is relative easy with a lot and street parking. Has a soccer field, and playgrounds for younger and older kids. Lots of irresponsible, dog owners who let their dogs off leash without having 100% recall and don't pay attention to where their dog is located, so take that into consider if your dog is sensitive and reactive to other dogs. I've seen a couple of dog scuffles occur on my visits here. Just fyi unless otherwise posted, your dog should be on a leash. LA County does have an ordinance on leashes (Code of Ordinances section 10.31. 010). LOL @ the person who says this is a dog park. Just because it's dog friendly doesn't mean it's a dog park. I swear someone's dog is going to get seriously injured or die due to negligence. If you want to go off-leash, go to dog park. William S. Hart dog park is close, and a 10-minute drive. Here's a list of other places where you can have your dog off-leash www.laparks.org/dogparks. Keep yourselves, your animals, and the rest of the community safe.

This park is open until 9 pm but the restroom is only open until 7 pm, why is that??? My daughter and I always come here after work, but sometimes she wants to go to the toilet and we don't know where to go and we have to go back home! A lot of people are walking in the park in the evening, children are playing, some are walking their dogs, but what if they want to go to the toilet? Why not keep the restrooms open until 9pm like the park??? I can't understand this? Now we are just in this park and really want to go to the toilet, we will have to go back home, my daughter is crying and wants to play on the playground!

Enjoying this park a lot, especially appreciating the pleasant new lower playground. It's great that barbecuing and having picnics are allowed here, and the fact that it's not too crowded and welcomes dogs is a huge plus. The addition of the new sports fields has really elevated the park's offerings. Additionally, there are various facilities available on-site offering activities and camps that you can sign up for. Just to clarify, I am not affiliated with the park in any way; I simply enjoy spending time here with my child.

My family and I were in Los Angeles for a family vacation and we ventured into this park a couple times. It was right near where we were staying and a great time killer when we had nothing planned. They have a beautiful, new appearing, playground for littles. There are two sections; one for toddlers and one for older kids. I love that separation because some kids can be mean to littles. My son loved everything and it was well shaded from the CA Sun. We saw some tennis courts and other amenities offered. There were a couple pavilions too for hosting parties. Only complaint I have is that there were loose dogs everywhere and a lot of people did not have control over their pets. I saw a human fight, over a dog, and it was absolutely unnecessary. Other than that, great little area for the kiddos.

Huge park and huge parking lot. Came on a Sunday night for a sound bath. Really enjoyed the space and it had enough people that I felt safe even at night when we left around 830pm when it was dark. It is in an area with a few restaurants and by the Grove which is great. Would def come here again.

The Pan-Pacific Auditorium was a landmark structure in the Los Angeles, California Fairfax District. It once stood near the site of Gilmore Field, an early Los Angeles baseball venue predating Dodger Stadium. #PanPacificAuditorium #GilmoreField #Fairfaxdistrict

Way bigger than I expected! I came for a Stonewall Democratic Club picnic/party and it was actually hard to find because the place is big and during any given weekend day, there are a dozen or more parties going on. Parking lot is really tight so I wouldn't even bother with that on the weekend... look for street parking. It's not hard to find if you're there relatively early. Lots of facilities and even a few water/fruit vendors scattered about on this HOT weekend afternoon. My strong recommendation is to get detailed directions if you're meeting a group because otherwise, you'll do what we did, which is hike through the entirety of the park because we parked on the complete other side. This place is big y'all. But a nice, well-maintained place to have a family get together, group party or just to walk around and enjoy some nature. If that's your thing.

Great kid friendly park in the middle of the city. Adequate parking for weekdays. Maybe busy for weekends. Overall. My toddler enjoyed his visit here

I love this park ! I attended a baby-shower here yesterday and it went really well . The park grounds are well kept and the different areas I.e the sports area , picnic area, party areas are are far enough from each other that you can thoroughly enjoy the space .I used to take my children who are now grown here when they were little and it has definitely changed . They have made many improvements over the years . My only complaint is that I wish they more bathrooms . The party I attended was at the bottom corner of the park and we had to walk a good ways to get there .

Pan Pacific park is near my condo in Weho. Its a busy party part of town surrounded by hip restaurants and near the CBS studios where the film James Cordens Talk Show. This park however has become over run with hustlers, scamming people in basketball games. It's a real life 'White Men Can't Jump'. Lots of illegal gambling and activities going on. I came here to play H-O-R-S-E and just practice some free throws. Many years ago I played JV division 2 BasketBall so I like to stay sharp. My shooting game is live and I have a good average but because of a recent toe injury I was unable to maneuver the way I normally could. Thats why I just wanted to shoot around. But this park isn't built for that. An aggressive group of men FORCED me to play a game of pick up ball for money. All I wanted to do was shoot around but they said that was not allowed. The park is not monitored and they basically made me play a game for cash. 1) its 2023 who has cash anymore and 2) I had a foot injury so it wasn't a fair game. But I accepted the challenge and we played ball. First to 10 points. I don't want to toot my own horn but I rocked their world. I may not be the same body type I once was, but I got game. I juked them down the court, caught the rebounds, and even dunked on their asses. I won 10-7. When it came time to pay up they did not. Since the gambling was illegal there was no one I could complain to. There is also a lot of dog poop in the grass that owners do not pick up.

I came here to relax with a friend and while it's nice because there are trees and cute playgrounds, parts of the grass were brown and the whole park didn't have a great atmosphere. It could use some cleaning up, refreshing and gardening. Worth it for kids to play but I'd pick a different park for chilling.

I was attacked by a group of 3 youths while walking the park at night with my dog. They randomly started shooting at me and my dog with a toy gun. No security was around. I chased them but couldn't catch up as I had to carry my dog. Tip: avoid coming after 8pm, or bring something to protect yourself. Police took an hour to arrive.

Beautiful park with a different paths, sports areas, and parking. It has a problem with irresponsible dog owners who let their, at times aggressive, dogs off-leash. If you spot that, call LAPD.

This park is right next to the Grove and across from the La Brea Park apartment complex. There's a soccer field, a tennis court, a baseball field and a swimming pool. Swimming pool is dry now. They are probably drained all the water for maintenance. The soccer field is so green that it catches eyes. You can either park at the Grove and walk or park on the side of the park on the 3rd street.

PPP is a medium to large park bounded by 3rd st., The Grove shopping center and Beverly Blvd. There's a nice atmosphere with families and singles. I like the free workout machines. There's also a sportsfield I think can be reserved for events. There's some homeless but every time I went it was pretty safe. Recommended LA city park.

Its been several years since I last visited pan pacificnand it has transformed so much. There's greener grass, cleaner pavements, and more people. What a huge improvement. Great place to get some fresh and hang out. The only downside is parking which is limited.

Great park with lots of space. Need to book in advance for covered area but challenging because they are not as organized and will double book events at times. Overall great park!

Be careful at this park. There is crime. There are crazies screaming profanities. They should hire security for this park. Many unleashed dogs and lots of dog poop. The church who holds events at this space on Sunday continues to be disrespectful of the next group that comes in by being loud and standing in the event space area like they own it. Show some respect for others who come to this park.

Great place to take kids! Located across from the Grove. The have two play areas basketball courts pool great scenery and a lot of hills! Can get kind of busy in the afternoons but early mornings are a hit with my kids. If you go down the hills be careful that's were owners let the dogs off leash. But I'm a dog person so it doesn't really bother me or have I ever had a bad experience. My con would be once you move over the 3rd street side where the 7 eleven and library are there tend to be a small homeless encampment where you see some questionable things but if you stay where the playgrounds are you can't go wrong.

I know what you're thinking: "Oh no, here goes Elite Yelper Orsolya D. yet AGAIN reviewing another Los Angeles-area park". I'm sorry, guys! I can't help it that I frequent parks (and many due to working goat yoga with my job). So, let's add Pan Pacific Park to the list, shall we? I'm sure you've heard of (been to/driven past/etc) Pan Pacific Park as it is a legend and historical landmark. For real: it is registered with the national historical registrar. Located on Beverly near The Grove, CBS Television City, and The Melrose Post flea market; Pan Pacific Park has been holding down the fort in the Fairfax District for quite some time. It was the home to LA baseball before Dodgers Stadium and gloriously housed the Pan Pacific Auditorium which was the go-to venue for indoor sporting events and shows and was featured in many Hollywood films before burning to the ground. In fact, if you have been to California Adventure at Disneyland; then you have entered the park through gates designed after Pan Pacific Auditorium. Nowadays, Pan Pacific Park is a very large acreage that features spacious greens on sloping hills, not one but TWO playgrounds/playsets for the kiddos, an amphitheater area next to the Holocaust Museum, basketball courts, baseball fields, picnic tables, paved walking/jogging paths and the recreation center which is modeled after the Pan Pacific Auditorium and provides the local community with sporting lessons, events, and activities. They even have a pool! The recreation center is the highlight of Pan Pacific Park as the 60s space age/modern architecture is straight out of "The Jetsons" celebrating the rare art deco and space age buildings we can occasionally spot in Los Angeles. A (free) parking lot is available but tends to fill up so give yourself a moment to find an open spot. This sounds amazing, right? Well... yes, on paper. The problem is that Pan Pacific Park is basically ghetto pretending not to be due to its famous history and location. In the early 90s, Pan Pacific Park was still 'cool' but has since declined. During my visit, I noticed the park strewn with litter and the grounds certainly not green and lush. Park-goers were quite disrespectful accompanied with about 700 dogs not on leash. Now, I ADORE animals - heck I work with them and was at the park working with my goats! - but it is a LAW to have your dogs leashed. This isn't a dog park! The entitlement blows my mind. I was continuously worried about my (leashed) goats being attacked. There was actually a full-blown verbal argument between a female with an unleashed dog and a male who almost had his leashed dog attacked. It was like the Jerry Springer Show at Pan Pacific Park and honestly: I side with the male. PUT YOUR DOGS ON LEASHES! The drama continued with many homeless individuals screaming up a storm including one yelling at lord knows who or what in the bathrooms. We could hear him straight across the field in front of the museum! This place is a little nuts, Yelpers! Definitely not a place for children unless with parents by their side for safety. Alone? Certainly not.  Complaints aside, Pan Pacific Park did provide spacious, level grounds perfect for conducting my goat yoga class and went off without a hitch (aside from worrying about the unleashed dogs). Thus, it was an overall successful visit. Pan Pacific Park is a plot of history in the Fairfax District and is therefore worth a visit but it is specifically for that reason that its neglect doubly-sad. Pan Pacific Park is not terrible (I've seen much worse) but it doesn't compare to some of LA's overflowing flora and fauna city parks.

I grew up playing sports at Pan and it's nice that my kids get to do the same. They have done an amazing job keeping the park clean and reintroducing sports back to kids post shutdown. There is a big homeless rise in the area but they have kept that to a minimum. I recommend it for family outings, picnics, birthday parties and for sports. It isn't as competitive as it's been basketball wise but baseball (Wilshire Warriors), and flag football is getting back competitiveness and it's still friendly.

Have tried walking my dog here again. It's been awhile after constant run in with reactive off leash dogs. And the first few times have been without incident. But of course.. today some lady had her dog reactive dog off leash. It ran up to mine and tried to bite my dog. The lady responded saying her dog just likes to bark!!?? As she finally made her way to retrieve her off leash dog, I made her aware that her dog attempted to bite mine and that she should leash her dog if it is not friendly. She ignored me. It's not that hard people, if your dog has a crap recall and is reactive to other dogs.. keep it on a leash. You are ruining it for others.

Two old men in their 50s or 60s (very VERY old looking men) antagonize and harass law abiding park patrons on a golf cart every morning while leaving homeless encampments completely undisturbed. As I mentioned to my friend that he was "focusing on the wrong things" he turned his little golf cart around and began harassing us and making empty threats, taking photos of us and saying that we would be kicked out for trespassing when we were just working out on a park sidewalk completely minding our business and most importantly not breaking any rules or laws.

The best park in Los Angeles best service and very great basketball courts and the best sunset and they have very clean water and fitness for every level

Ignore the people that say this isnt a dog park. IT IS VERY DOG FRIENDLY! Totally fantastic park for your safe for people dogs. They allow off leash here with supervision and have a great morning and evening regulars group of dog owners and dogs here. Really big park, on a 1 to 5 of dog poop in the park its like a 1.5 of 5. so not so bad. We have 2 dogs here and walk them across the street from where we live daily for a get away. They love it. I would recommend this to anyone that has dogs. Also a great spot to run, throw frisbee, lay a sheet down and relax read etc. There are also some great Pokemon Go stops for the kids too.

This park is by far my children's favorite park. It huge, they have multiple playgrounds, open fields, basketball courts pavilions and more. Honestly even without children you can come and lay out in one of the fields and spend hours here. It's literally across the street from The Grove so you can start your day there and finish at the park or visa versa. Parking can be an issue on a nice day, but there are plenty of streets around. Definitely worth coming to if you are in town.

I love this park. I come everyday with my dog and the people thaf come here are wonderful. Lots of kids and dog owners. They just put in this magnificent new playground and it is generally safe here. BATHROOMS. The only thing that I find really disturbing whoever manager is, of this property, isnt doing their job. The bathrooms are not attended to, and the water isn't working. There hundreds of kids coming in and out of here and it's flu season and the main bathrooms...the water faucet doesn't work in the bathrooms and the soap dispenser doesn't work even though tt Meaning kids can't wash their hands or the parents. It has been like this for three weeks and it is now Jan 17,2020. I think it takes a plumber about 48 hours to fix something like this. It would be great for someone to take care of this so that no one gets the flu from dirty hands all over the magnificent playground hey refill the pink soap.

Been coming here for years since about 2004. Went to Fairfax High. The Basketball pickup games are pretty good and competitive here on the weekends. Not many dunkers come though. Warriors type of game. Theres also pickup football games on Saturday or Sunday after the kids soccer games. Very competitive as well. Not turkey bowl shit. There's even competitive soccer games down on the 3rd street field by the grove. All around 10 out of 10. Memorial park in Santa Monica with the brick walls is the other park for very competitive pick up basketball. Pointsettia Park in Hollywood. Also Venice Beach in the summer for that real work!!

Pan Pacific Park is located next to the Grove off 3rd/Beverly (between The Grove Dr and Gardner St). You can access the parking lot (free!!) either off Beverly or Gardner. Great place to run or power walk. The perimeter is around 3/4 of a mile and there are some incline/decline so it's a good run. I love that there are tons of people there doing various things. Kids playing, training sessions going on, basketball game, etc., I felt completely safe during the day, I probably wouldn't go in the evening just because it can get a little scary in that area. There are quite a few homeless people hanging out which doesn't bother me during the day but at night it's a different story. Overall it's a beautiful park in the middle of a busy city. In all my years going to the Grove, how did I miss it?

This place is so beautiful, especially when you climb uphill to check out the breathtaking view of the Los Angeles skyline. My sister insisted on coming here since Alamo Square is known for being in Full House. So much fun and can't wait to visit again!

Wonderful park with plenty of space to have a picnic or run around. There are a lot of dog owners here who don't use leashes... so be prepared to be run up on. My only qualms with this park is that the parking lot tends to get very full (mainly PreCOVID era). We usually still end up finding a spot but patience is key. Secondly, there is a rather large group of people who don't give a @&$@ and continue to jump fences to play soccer here. We've seen first hand park officials come up to tell them to stop but the soccer groups only pretend to pack up and leave... only to just continue on as soon as the officials walk away. ‍ I only wonder how many of them bring Covid home. Park could do a better job stopping this from happening.

As a Review as a Park to play Pokemom Go. This park is not good at all. Few Stops, Few Gyms and very limited spawns

Open free range dog park! If you are here with your dog, then great. Fri 5pm and probably close to 50 dog running around off leash. Dogs chasing/barking at skaters/bladers, and running into people's personal space with little care from their owners. Unfortunately we were not looking for a dog park. We had ordered takeout from nearby Bazaar, which does a one time pickup at 5p, and we came to the park to picnic. Several times we had to shoo, yell, push dogs away, in attempt to enjoy our dinner. This use to be a great place to relax and enjoy outdoor space, but that is impossible now. Bathrooms were gross, so be ready with your personal hand sanitizer.

A park right in the middle of LA?! And it is complete with a jungle gym for the little ones? Who would have thought! God mother duties called and I stopped by this park on a Sunday afternoon before heading into Erewhon, which is just a block away. There is a parking lot and rolling hills. The park is so large that I didn't even see half of it. There were tons of families making the most out of their Sunday with the little ones running around and playing. It also appears to be dog friendly! Parking was a bit competitive, maybe because it was a weekend.

THE PARK IS BEAUTIFUL BUT! THIS. IS. NOT. A. DOG. PARK! I have nothing against dogs mostly against their owners for this matter. I am a dog owner and like to think that I'm a decent one at that. I've owned dogs all my life (35 years) so I've learned a lot on the what and what not to do. Anyway, in regard to THIS park, I actually live in this neighborhood and there are only a couple of option for me that are convenient to walk my dog which is this park or within the housing area of the neighborhood. With that being said: Obey the Leash Law (LAMC 53.06) - "Dogs must be on leash unless they are in your fenced yard or at a dog park that allows off leash exercise." This park clearly has a leash policy, there are signs stating this throughout the park. I understand it all seems cute and fun but I just want to walk my dog peacefully through this beautiful park and I can't because there are unleashed dogs EVERYWHERE who aren't trained well enough to not run up on my dog. I don't come to this park for this as again it is not a dog park. When I first started coming to this park I thought it was sort of a cute thing that dogs can come and run around. I even thought oh maybe I'll let mine off the leach to join the fun. I then remember all of the missing dog signs around LA, thought a little more about the fact that the area is not fenced in and next to a busy road, and it's completely open for dogs to take off any direction to the possibility of the dogs getting lost or hurt. There's just too much risk! Also, a couple of weeks ago there were two german shepherds and a pitbull playing the park. At this point I had already been so irritated of the illegal free for all dog playing that I walk my dog on the parameter of the park and suddenly a fight breaks out between the three dogs in the middle of the park. The owners had no control and the dogs fought for solid 45 seconds to 1 minute before the owners finally got control of them. THIS WAS THE LAST STRAW! I only imagined my own dog because he likes to size up to bigger dogs, getting caught in the middle and getting injured. It was a terrible site and experience to see. I understand this could also happen in a dog park but I can't help to the think that because of all of the excitement and the number of dogs that were out there unleashed that it somehow played a part in this. Final point, your dog should be on a leash. Even if you feel comfortable that your dog is trained enough you never know what someone else' dog is going to do!! Someone suggested creating a designated dog area. I agree to this. There's plenty of room. You can learn more about LA Animal Laws Here: https://d3n8a8pro7vhmx.cloudfront.net/voicefortheanimals/pages/32/attachments/original/1383258029/Laws.pdf?1383258029

Very disorganize they really don't care about kids, they keep changing schedules, they have older kids playing with little kids. Coach Lalo is one of the best coaches

This was my first time here (check the date of my check-in). I brought the family to watch a friend's kid play in a city basketball league. Very fun. The basketball court was nice, it had Clippers logos because I heard the owner of the NBA Clippers team is funding all the gym time and community stuff. Pretty smart idea. After the game, we played outside on the playground. There was a ton of playground equipment, and the place was packed with kids.

My friend told me the legendary Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao trained here. So I decided to come here at 5am to see some people waiting for Pacquaio. I noticed some parking spaces were reserved, I had a feeling it had to be true. A hours later the myth was true! After sneaking in a selfie with Pacquiao, my friend and I joined him on his cool down lap. As we did, here were my takes on the park. Feels: Though it's small, they make good use of the space. If you run around the park you'll see fellow runners and the elevations all vary from flat to hills. It is relatively clean with community events happening (basketball games, meditation mornings). The janitors were nice as they were able to open the restrooms. In addition, I enjoyed how they were friendly, that definitely made my morning. Parking: It seemed like there was plenty of parking but I can imagine it getting busier in the weekends or for major events. Especially the fact that it's right next to The Grove. Overall 5 stars. If Manny Pacquiao uses this park, it must be as good as it gets. Holistically, parking wasn't a problem and it's pretty cool how it's close to the grove. TL;DR Tips: * Ask the janitors if Manny is coming!

It's weird how easy it is to miss this enormous park in the middle of West Hollywood. If nearby and need to walk a dog but don't have one, you can go over to Barks n Bitches and give them your ID and voila! You can volunteer to walk a dog from their no-kill animal shelter! There is a lot of other stuff to do at the park ie: go swimming, play basketball, use the outdoor exercise equipment, have a bbq. Like any park in the USA, there are some homeless people and sketchy lurkers.

Who doesn't turn on the splash pad when it's literally 90 degrees outside? That's inhumane.

NO ONE LEASHES THEIR DOGS!!! At first you think it's cute having so many dogs running around but then it quickly gets scary because you don't know if these dogs are trained or dangerous. Dogs are constantly getting into fights with other dogs and today a huge dog literally came up to friend and peed on her. Like full on peed on her wtf !! This park is great and has such great potential but they need to enforce leashing

THE MEETING SPOT Was in town with my the homegirls and had a meet session/workout session. Nothing special about the park. Just random pinoys on the court playing hoop. Lots of parking and open very early. But the Meet session... You would never believe with who.... Manny Pacquiao. If you know me, you would be laughing cause it's just an ironic story. Of all places, this was the place. I must admit - him and his entourage and VERY HUMBLE people and I never expected that. And to choose this place for a workout... Even more humbling. Had an amazing time hanging out with his encourage and meeting Apple from Black Eye Peas. And we were given signed special hats thanks to Buboy and the Kayote Boys (the "angels" thank you LOL). Thanks to all those who put this together. On another note, unexpected things happen unexpectedly.

OBEY THE LEASH LAW !!! In LA there are many other parks specifically labeled as dog parks not this one. for those who are looking for a dog park, no this is not a dog park, by law they need to be on a leash, because IT IS NOT A DOG PARK, know your rights. very family friendly with bbq stations all around , very children friendly with two big children playgrounds.- thats one obvious reason it is not categorized as a dog park. a new soccer field, a baseball field and a jr swimming pool Its a nice park that leashed dogs are allowed to be at. many dog owners at the park take the risk of unleashing their dogs, i personally find that annoying- its as if these dog owners are passive aggressively trying to take over the park, theres a place for that behavior its called a dog park !!!!! my dog loves it. In los Angeles this is as good as a public park gets.

This is one of my go-to parks for a picnic with my pups. There are many different areas, and things to do: soccer fields, multiple playgrounds, basketball courts, plenty of grassy areas, a sidewalk throughout, and restrooms. There's an indoor rec area, but I don't think it's open yet. Well-behaved pups and children run about. The first time I went I heard multiple languages spoken all around me, it was a beautiful thing. This place gets really busy on the weekends, so weekdays are best if you want more quiet time. There is a parking lot on one end and neighborhood parking on the other end.