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Gladstone Park

4.2 (20 reviews)

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Lis K.

7am Thursday - park is gorgeous with a bridge over the cut through to access the other side. Parking is extremely limited given the size of the park with a small lot off Gladstone and some limited street parking in the residential area on Bruning Ave behind the park. Lots of early morning walkers and happy dogs walking the dirt loop. Full basketball Volleyball Handball Two large play structures with recycled rubber chips Toddler swings and regular swings. Bathroom with water faucets. Tables for reservation, only some areas with a grill. Tables are mixed old school picnic on the uneven ground some stone, on cement pavement.

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Tania C.

It's a small(ish) but nice park. It's tucked away so you don't have to deal with a lot of people. There are a couple areas with trees that provide a good amount of shade over tables and one of the playgrounds.

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Karen D.

Well-established community park with enclosed baseball field, full basketball court, volleyball court and handball walls. There is a large playground with tall slide structures. There are three large covered patio structures with four concrete tables with benches beneath - total of 12 tables. It is across the street from houses and parking is along the street in front of the playground area and near the baseball field. Lots of mature trees with shady grass are around the perimeter. Only drawback is you can hear the buzz of the 210 freeway traffic.

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Gris D.

This is by far my favorite park to bring my daughter. First of all the bathrooms are clean. This park has two separate playgrounds, a basketball court and a small running trail. The pirate playground is my favorite because it's a bit challenging and I LoVe things that challenge my daughter like the tight rope waking, the plank. It's nice I definitely recommend thus park.

Just Peachy ..

Been coming to this park since I was a kid! Love all the new things they have done to it. Yak my dogs here a few times a week.

Nice quite park during a Tuesday morning. My kids spent about an hour and had a great time.

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The only reason for the 4 stars is the lack of shade. I swear all parks are designed by people…read morewithout kids. There's a shaded area for eating with 2 picnic tables under it, but that's it. The entire play structure and swings are in the beating sun 100% of the time. Today was a very mild 75 degree early summer day and we went early around 10:45. Within 30 minutes of arrival, the slides were so hot our almost 2 y/o son physically reacted every time he touched them. The park is in a very nice and quiet residential area. There's nothing but street parking, but the streets are wide and not busy. The grounds were very clean and well kept. The bathrooms even had soap AND paper towels - yay! Like others said, this structure is mostly appropriate for a toddler as young as ours. He even did ok on the winding slide. Some slides are so steep that he falls forward even though they're supposed to be geared at toddlers, but all 3 slides here were fine for him. However, the only way to get up are monkey bar-like stairs (skinny metal bars) that no toddler can safely use, then the other side has stairs. The stairs are way too far apart for a young one to do alone. He either had to crawl or we held his hands while he took giant steps lol. If you get bored at this park, there are 2 more within ~5 blocks or less heading west! They're off the same street, too. Just go to the north of the block north of the park and take a left and you'll see 2 others fairly quickly. We'll definitely be back because of how clean and safe it felt.

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