Seoul International Park

Loved this place I been going here since I was 5, and I never had a complaint about the place. They have summer camp while having field trips and making the kids at least do some exercise throughout the day. If you're looking for a job during the summer, this place allows you to work and get experience. I also play volleyball and basketball here.

Went here for the annual Korean festival. It was nice. There were way more vendors than food trucks so be prepared for long lines and waits. The food pricing was kinda ridiculous. $13 for a spiral potato. $13 for a drink. The portions were small as well.

It is small and not that good. There is a playground and a small fenced field surrounded by walking path (~5 minutes a loop). There was some shade where my dog could rest. Overall pretty dirty and did not feel so safe. Not worth going to unless you live nearby. I got fooled by the name lol.

I live very close to this park. There was recently a woman who was arrested because she tried to kidnap a few children. You need to always be alert, and cautious of your surroundings. There’s a lot of creepy men who watch the kids play and stare at me and other woman exercising. I don’t necessarily feel safe here but I would say it could be worse.

WENT TO THE KOREAN FEST AND I ENJOYED IT FOR MY 1ST TIME.

Decent place to bring 8 and under if you live around there. They have the playground and small walking track around a soccer field. Dogs are okay if they are leashed but can't go in to kids playground. Parking is on San Marino Street just before Normandie or street. Restrooms are usually open till late like 5 ~ 6 pm. No set picnic area but there are spaces if you are willing to.

Large spaces for the little ones to run around while no need to get up to follow them .

Nice little playground for kids . But don't stay after night you'll find yourself surrounded by huge rats that are not afraid to run or walk right next to you.

Love the park it's close to my house there is always people so it never makes me feel like I'm not safe I a really feel safe love being there early in the morning it's the best time to work out check it out.

The basketball program for kids is amazing. 8 weeks of practices and games for $10! What a wonderful resource for the entire community. I'm so glad I didn't prejudge before trying it out for myself. Coach Steve Coach Marilyn and the female referee are gems. They meet each child where he/she is, introducing just the right amount of challenge at the right time and increasing it as the child progresses. For anyone who has tried to teach a group of children, you know this requires great skill, dedication and heart. My two sons (ages 6 and 10) were able to learn, overcome their fears and learn how to dribble, shoot, pass the ball, and they enjoyed it every step if the way. The families were supportive and welcoming to all. Thank you Seoul Intl Park Rec Center!

This field is poorly run. The staff at this place are rude and unreasonable. Their supervisor is completely useless and they could care less about their permit holders. I'm glad I'm not returning

PERFECT FOR KIDS. So I recently moved to this neighborhood from Rowland Heights, so searched on Yelp for my closest park to take my 2 year old son to. Judging from the yelp I was unsure if they even had a kids area. I was very pleasantly surprised to find they have a VERY NEW, very well maintained kids area suitable for ages 2-12! * big swing set with unique themed seats * new play structures by Little Tikes Co (stickers still there!) * shady trees, sun visors above the play structure, * safety fence * Close and easily accessible restrooms * adult exercise area in close proximity * baseball / soccer field * plenty of green grass and trees for pets Happy to say I'm glad we found this lovely well maintained park so close to home!!

Oh boy. I used to pass this park on my morning runs. It is nothing like "Seoul International". It's completely neglected by anyone who could turn it into a paradise. Currently, it is a tent city with a basketball cage. You won't die if you run a couple laps, but I would recommend another park entirely if you're interested in actually enjoying yourself, rather than feeling compelled to pick up trash. Or, conversely, stuff yourself with some sort of trash energy - be it a hotdog, a cigarette, or general fatigue from being alive - in order to block out the mediocrity of this park. I hope, someday, the Soul of Seoul International Park is reinvigorated.

Crummy field that is locked. Why are all the parks fenced off and not available to the public. There are 12 parking spaces, 2 handicap and SIX for Staff. That's the epitome of LA PArks & Rec take care of themselves and screw the public. It gets a second star for the complimentary contact high you are sure to get.

This place looks like a run of the mill park, but there's an amazing community around it. There's a brand new jungle gym, a recreation center, a walking trail, workout equipment and a sports field. This park also hosts the Korean Festival once a year which everyone should check out!

Ah if you're searching for a good park for a picnic (which we were), this is not the park to come to! However, it does have a dirt baseball field and a decent sized children's playground. There's an enclosed parking lot, but today it was gated off. So yes you must find street parking. If you continue down Irolo street before hitting Olympic Boulevard, you can visit this gorgeous gazebo, it's donated by the Korea Times. It's actually called "Koreatown Garden" and I couldn't locate it on yelp, but a photo of it is attached to my review. Check it out if you happen to be in the area! Or get bored of the park.

Crowded park for local events, lots of vendors for food, groceries and car shows etc.