One of our favorite parks for a family day out! The playground is great for kids safe, clean, and…read morewith plenty of space to run around. There's a nice lake, open grassy areas, and shaded spots which make it perfect for relaxing or having a picnic. My toddler always has a great time here. Such a peaceful and well-maintained park definitely a go-to for us!

Polliwog is the largest park in all of the South Bay and a great park for a walk. They've got a…read morelarge pond - watch out for all the Canadian geese and watch your step for um some nature droppings. They have several playgrounds, picnic areas and gazebos. Note - Manhattan Beach is pretty strict with large parties at the park- so you will need to reserve if you're hosting a party. Overall it's a fun park that's a perfect spot for picnics, nature sight seeing and chill days.

I almost missed this tucked away park riding my bicycle down Grand to Sepulveda. The grass was…read morefreshly cut, well maintained and I was the only person at the park. It does have a nice kiddie pool, playground and shaded tables with adjacent street parking. Above average cute little park. I subtract a star for the men's toilet being locked midday and the lack of character/ambience. Recommended especially for parents with kids.

We come here mainly jn the summer to use the pool. It is nice for small kids because they have…read morelifeguards and the pool is shallow enough that you don't have to worry. This summer we came the 2nd weekend and it was closed both Saturday and Sunday. When we called to ask why it was closed they said they didn't know. Today I called at 11:45 and they told me that the pool would be open at 12. When I got here we were told that they ran out of chlorine and were waiting for someone to bring some. Then at 1 we were told they would open at 1:30. Finally at 1:50 the pool opens and I'm told that my rec id had expired and I need to renew with 2 forms of id or pay. I said we've been waiting for almost 2 hours and we need to leave soon by the time I go home and get that it will be too late can you just let us in. The guy said uh no. Also if there is a birthday party the pool gets packed with kids and parents. Once the pool gets dirty they close the pool and tell you to come back next time usually within the last half hour. Also at the end of the season the lifeguards start to call out so if there are not enough lifeguards the pool can't open. Also they charged me $1 more than what is listed on the website. If you're coming from far away I wouldn't recommend. If you're local and have a rec ID it's worth taking a chance but expect to be disappointed

Holly Glen Park is a wonderful recreation area for local residents. The park is clean, well kept,…read moreand cared for. There is plenty of space for kids to be kids and enjoy their time outdoors. Night visits are safe with well lit facilities.

Park is nice and clean. Kids had a great time. I'd recommend taking the kids or your "Honey," and…read morehave a beautiful day outside and a picnic with the family

We came by to watch a Little League game a couple of weekends ago…read more This is a well maintained park with a nice playground area. The bleachers near the baseball field were typical of the other Redondo Beach parks...comfortable enough to sit on for a couple of hours. But no shade, so wear a hat and sunglasses. There was an enclosed senior center also. Didn't get to see inside, but it's a nice benefit for the residents.

One of my favorite go to parks. I've been to Anderson Park a few time for picnics. It's a giant…read morepark with lots of space. It has a playground for kids as well as several tennis courts. Parking can easily fill up on the street but they also have parking towards the back side of the park.

Loved the more laid back vibe of this beach. There was parking available and it didn't take us too…read morelong to find some. The only minor issue is that the restrooms are a bit far if you place yourself towards the middle of the beach. They have spots for beach volleyball and there are lots of people walking and riding their bikes on the sidewalk. This beach is also a good option if you want to go inside the water.

This was a very clean and peaceful park. There's parking surrounding the park but it was full even…read moreat 6:30am. It's located across from the Strand in Manhattan Beach where there is a lifeguard station with a public parking lot with meters. There's also a couple of basketball hoops. Dogs are allowed on the grass in the lower part of the park. On the upper level, there's benches to enjoy the lovely view of the beach (where dogs are not allowed). I would definitely come back to visit and bring a snack to have a picnic on the beautiful lawn.

Lovely chill park. It has a baseball and volleyball courts. Also, a small outdoor kids gym. Our…read moretoddler enjoyed it!!

This park is amazing and the perfect spot to have held Movie in the Park!…read more Located on the Chevron refinery premises, this park is on the corner of El Segundo and Sepulveda Blvd. Much like the refinery, the park portion is pretty sprawling. There is a large grass field area, a softball field, sand volleyball, a basketball court, playground, picnic table area and a partridge in a pear tree! I should note that the park is Employee's only and not generally open to the public. Not that I can confirm, however. I took the fam bam to watch Despicable Me 2 here. The doors opened at 4p and the movie was to begin at dusk. Due to the entrance being off a street, the ESPD were kind enough to cordon off an entire lane of El Segundo Blvd so we could have a safe lane to walk on. Parking for disabled guests were IN the park and the rest of the parking was across the street. There were lots of activities for kids available as well as a beer/wine booth for the grown follks. Food booths were also available and ranged from tacos to pizza to funnel cake. The movie ended up starting around 830p. Luckily, all those activities (and beer) were available to occupy all the families out. We didn't quite make it through the movie, but, good times were had by all! Would love to come back here for another fun filled event!

Cute little local park for toddlers in the city of El Segundo. It has swings, slides & a rubber…read morefloor. Its surrounded by plenty of grass for a picnic.

It's a really cute small park. Love the rubber floor but unfortunately, there's no bathroom. This…read moreis ridiculous! If you go, make sure your kid goes before and hopefully doesn't have to go while there.

I honestly cannot believe this tiny "park" is a city park. It's smack in the middle of a…read moreresidential neighborhood, so parking can be tough. Also, there is no bathroom, so be prepared for that. That said, it's a nice park designed specifically for toddlers and young kids (ages 2-5). The play structure is in good condition. It's pretty small, though, so if your kid prefers the "big slide," this is not for you. The few times we've been there, there were no other kids, so that was fun. One other (unintended) "hit" for our kid were the random stairs on the outer edge of the park. Lots of fun was had just running up and down those steps.

I left the cake out in the rain At this park called Candy…read moreCane No! Haha just kiddin' Hey, this lil park is hidden On a sleepy side street It's incredibly sweet There's a couple benches & a kids' playground It takes like two minutes to walk all around Four photos shows all there is Not much to see here, I'll go about my biz But I betcha the kiddies in this 'hood love this place It's their very own private tucked-away space I award 4 stars, just for that Candy Cane Park is tiny but phat!