A very spacious Park good for running, picnic and just playing sports in general. A lot of trees…read morearound so you're not to expose under the sun. They charge around two or three bucks for parking, but there's plenty of parking in the street surrounding the park. They also have some stage or building to use, but I'm not sure how to book them

I've gone to a bunch of different parks throughout the years to watch my nephew play baseball, and…read morehe had games here over the weekend. Pretty nice park. Very big and has pretty much everything you need. 5-6 baseball fields, archery range, soccer field, playground, lake for fishing, courts, areas for parties, etc... There are winding paths for walking and running, so I saw a lot of people using those. However, also a lot of people walking and running in the road, so drive slowly and watch out for pedestrians. One negative is it costs $5 to park and I think $10 on holidays. What sucks is there are no in and out privileges, so if you have to leave for some reason, you have to pay another $5 when you come back. You can just park on Euclid as many people do so. Overall, a pretty nice and quiet park. If i lived nearby, i would come more often as it is a pretty nice and scenic place to work out or just get away from the busy city.

Green Park spans 4 acres and is named after Peter Green, the city council mayor of Huntington Beach…read morein the 1990s. There is a private parking lot and ample street parking. Tucked in a nice residential neighborhood, it has a sand volleyball court, basketball court, kids playground, tennis court, and grassy areas. It's not a big park but it has what you need.

Green Park is a very nice park. Me and my girlfriend come up here sometimes to hang out. Lots of…read moreteenage skaters and bikers come up here to do their stunts and all. Lots of grass and sand. Parents bring their children here too. No bathrooms here so, that could be an inconvenience, but its still a great park.

Nice and quiet park especially on the weekday a great place to bring your dog lots of shade…read moreplayground and restroom lots of parking and shaded tables. The location is really nice because it's far away from from a busy street. they also have skateboard ramps here. However they do not have any open restrooms the week day we visited.

What a nice little park I stumbled upon. Sitting next to Garden Grove High School, it has a large…read morechildren's play area, 2 basketball courts, a small skate park and a baseball field. Behind the park is the Garden Grove Activities center, and a separate large Children's Adventure center that kids can go play in for $2 fee. They appear to try and keep it maintained, but there's many large patches of muddy soil from the rain, and dry patches without grass. There's ONE large covered shelter area with benches to have lunch.

Such a beautiful park!! Large lake in the center with so much local wildlife (cranes, geese, ducks,…read moreother birds, very friendly squirrels). Great for a nice peaceful walk after studying, plus there is the Secret Garden (absolutely beautiful and so many types of flowers/plants)

I don't know why it took me so long to review this park. Been going for years and loving it every…read moresingle time. I'm a bird nerd and it's pretty much the only reason I come here. This park is a birder's paradise. Warblers, hawks, eagles, shorebirds, etc. I love nature, and coming here brings me peace and joy. I also love how many cute doggies I see walking and playing around. I just want to pet them all!

This is a nice little park surrounding the houses. It was very clean. We came here after lunch and…read morethere were a bunch of kids already playing. My baby enjoyed it and loved watching the other kids play. The park had a "treehouse" theme to it. There were a lot of climbing surfaces as well, and also climbing nets and belts, all in great condition. There were also picnic tables on the side. This place offers only street parking, not parking lot. I also didn't see any water fountain or restrooms.

Seems like a good park for older kids, but it's just okay for toddlers…read more Pros: Plenty of parking. Quiet, safe neighborhood. Large grassy areas. Clean. Picnic benches. Interesting play structure with tons of climbing (almost like a mini ropes course) for older kids. Cons: No bathroom. No shade. The playground says it's for ages 2-12, but there's hardly anything there for a 2-3 year old, so you quickly run out of things to do. The toddler play structure is tiny, and the older kids' play structure is inaccessible for toddlers because of all the climbing required to get on it.

New Park in Huntington Beach. Has a small private parking lot, little kids playground and a big…read morekids playground. There is a covered patio in the middle with 4 tables and trash cans in between the two playgrounds which is nice is you have kids that are different ages. The ground around the playground is that bouncy blue rubber like on a track you'd run on. There are also 2 baby swings and 2 big kid swings. Behind the playground area is a huge grassy open area with 2 soccer goals. This park is very well kept and peaceful. I definitely recommend it if you have little kids or need to practice soccer :) btw, there are no restrooms so keep that in mind with your littles.

Wow! I love this park! Very clean! Has a short fence (with staggered entrances) to keep kiddos in…read moreand away from street. Has two playgrounds for you get and older kiddos. One main picnic area right between the playgrounds. Large grassy area for a couple soccer games. Playground has turf instead of sand. Just love it here!

. Small park. + Quiet, vacant. Only ~2 occupants at a time…read more + Tucked away in a remote residential neighborhood. - No restrooms. . One little water fountain. - No bottle refill station. + Ample spacious street parking. - No pickleball courts. - Or any sports fields for that matter. - Its sole trash can is full. I suppose it doesn't get emptied frequently.

Neighborhood park that is small but well maintained. It has a single shaded area with two large…read moretables, swing set, and small typical plastic playset with things to slide down and climb on. Water fountain also has a water bowl for your dog. Bathroom is not open during Covid. Very rarely see other people here and when there are it's just 1 family. It's good to stop at if the kids need to get some energy out before or after heading somewhere else. We normally chill in the shaded area and let our oldest run around, you can basically see where they are at all times. Left a tip for this but not lighting at night so it gets dark and is only lit by the surrounding houses.

This may be the best park in Huntington Beach. Best Sunset Views and all. I have only been here a…read morefew times with my girl. Its a good place for children and families. But a good romantic spot too for picnics. I love it.

Great park for views I did visit for few min and its was nice . It was a great day to hang out thereread more

Beautiful & clean kept park! My 10 month old enjoyed the playground the bathroom is clean as well…read more Though there is some construction going on, they didn't hinder our nice stroll around the pavement to enjoy some fresh air and nature after a big meal.

Tewinkle Park is where coed softball memories are made. The park is well maintained and hosts our…read moresoftball League on Tuesdays. I played in my first softball league team here. We were a bunch of misfits, all gathered for a chance to play this wonderful team sport. When I joined, our fearless leader stated he didn't expect us to be good but he expected that we have fun. How do you say no to that! I learned how to play this game and the nuances of the rules compared to baseball. Above all else, I got to meet so many new people through our games and pick up games. Wonderful memories, wonderful adventures. Please come and create your own.

Helm Park named after my maternal grandfather, Thomas Edward Helm, 1871-1927, who owned a lima…read morebean, tomato farm there in the early 1900s.

A great neighborhood park for kids. The playground is large. There are picnic tables, basketball…read morecourt, a large field, and plenty of street parking. There is access to the park from both Magnolia and Ellis. Entrance from Ellis into the neighborhood would provide the most parking and be closer to the playground. The picnic tables are not covered. But there are a few large trees that provide shade.