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    Hilltop Park & Pool

    4.2 (19 reviews)

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    Vicki D.

    Now that summer is finally here (thanks it's Labor Day already), I need to get the kids out to cool off and have some summer fun. Hilltop Park is great for this. Nestled in cute El Segundo, this park has plenty of parking and a wonderful pool for the kids. The pool is $3 per swimmer 2 and older. It is very shallow - 1 1/2 feet deep to 2 1/2 feet for half of the pool and the other half goes from 2 1/2 feet to 3 1/2 feet. The water is warm and the lifeguards are really nice. This is kind of like the neighborhood pools you see on TV where all the pretty moms come everyday with their kids to splash and play. It seemed like everyone knew each other. There are benches inside but some people brought their own chairs. Also, no floaties or water wings allowed (this was kind of a bummer!), but you can have noodles, kick-boards, water guns, water rings. There was also a restroom with a dressing room right next to the pool.

    Kat M.

    This is a cute, little park with easy parking. My son, who is four, was not tall enough to do most of the big kid equipment. He could only play on the little kids equipment by himself or the big kid equipment with assistance. He still really enjoyed the park. He loves the circular swing. There is also a pool there. It was tiny, and had several lifeguards. It's a cute park to check out if you happen to be in the neighborhood. This is not a destination park.

    Joan S.

    So there I was cutting through residential El Segundo to avoid traffic on Sepulveda by LAX...... and what do I discover but a park! Woohooo! On top of a hill, with its own parking lot and.......ta da.....a swimming pool! Holy crap what a lucky neighborhood. There were young mothers with toddlers sunning on beach blankets in the grassy area next to the pristine little pool. They were happily chatting away while the kiddies played, in their own private summer paradise. Enter the parking lot just to the north of the park. You can't see it from the street, you have to go up a driveway to the top of the hill. Then you'll look down on the large playground and the pool. There's also a picnic area right there, with lots of big barbecues (see photos). Walk around the building with the showers/restrooms and you will find a more secluded picnic area. Everywhere are big shade trees. There's a lifeguard/attendant at the pool. Hours for swimming are Monday though Sunday, 11am to 3pm. From the posted sign, I assume you don't have to be an ES resident, and can just pay a $3 non-resident pool fee. Hilltop Park is almost directly under the El Segundo water tower! Just lock your eyes onto that and drive toward it, can't miss it, haha! 10 photos

    Danielle P.

    Very cute park. Small, clean, ample parking. Has a play area for 2-5 year olds and 5-12 year olds along with 4 picnic tables and a cool swing set. Perfect for an outing with multiple kids because they would be hard to lose here :)

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    Renee K.

    There is an entrance to a nice public parking lot on Maryland. From the parking lot there is a ramp that leads right down into the park. We opt to park there because the street signs are confusing. There isn't much to the park, a large slide, something to climb on and a few swings all in the sand and in the sun. But the little pool is great. The people there seemed really friendly. There are a few benches inside and outside the fence. Lots of open grassy area outside the fence where you can put a blanket down and watch your kids play. They seem fine if you sit outside the fence, you don't have to be right on top of your kid. That said, I'm sure it depends on age. There are always 2 lifeguards on duty. I posted a picture of what you can and cannot bring (basically you cannot use any type of floaties or inner-tubes) You can have noodles, dive rings/sticks, toys and squirt guns, according to the sign. With that said...the day we were there we brought a small kick-board and the lifeguard did not say anything. Later, they took away kick-boards and squirt guns. We went again another day and the kids were allowed to have small squirt guns (you can't bring the big super-soaker type guns) The problem is that they leave it up to the lifeguards discretion. I would rather they just make it a rule so we know what to pack. But you can't go wrong with noodles and small water toys, which is a lot more than you get at most places where you can't have anything! Every now and then there is a camp there and it can get a bit crowded. We have been lucky so far and it has never been over-crowded. (Pool hours: 11a-3p) $5 Non-Residents *Review updated 6/23/15 - updated since price had gone up this summer.

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    Took my first group class. Mindful Movement. It was challenging but doable. The instructor gently…read moreguided the class through the positions. I found myself relaxed and sweating at the same time. Received a nice strengthening stretch at my own level of fitness and flexibility. I look forward to my next class. Check in was easy. Just scan my QR code at front desk or you can enter the children's daycare entrance. Lockers are available outside the class. Shoe cubbies outside the class too. Mats, bolsters, blocks, straps, towels provided.

    My doctor friend Zach and I have a 10am international flight departing from LAX to Manila and…read moreknowing the traffic at the airport, decided to beat the morning rush by leaving San Diego at 4:30am. This granted us an hour to hit the gym at this location - both close to the Hilton where we parked and the airport. He gave me a quick tour of this massive facility and at 6:30am, was already busy with moving, grunting, sweating bodies of all shapes and sizes. While I ran indoors on a treadmill, Zach opted for the pre-sunrise, cold weather outdoor run. We met up again at the free weight station. There was a lot of room and time for me to swing the 30lb kettlebell, do my pull-ups and dead-hangs without waiting and plenty of yoga mats to use for stretching and core exercises. If we had more time, the sauna would've been nice too, but I had some difficulties with the locker and had to wait for a few minutes for a front desk attendant to assist me.

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    3.3(204 reviews)
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    This gets 4 out of 5 stars compared to its El segundo cousin. The showers could use a bit more…read moreprivacy, a "blanket drape" as a door and a "plastic divider scene in restroom stalls" ain't enough to be considered "LUXURY?!" There's not enough quotations in the world to describe how almost oddly shaped this place is as well, like a labyrinth, resembling that of the painting "Relativity" from M C Escher's work.... Hmmm. I don't like to have to be a maze runner to go to each location aesthetically but it's OK in my opinion, probably due to the lack of space given so I'll give it an ok feeling. This is the only one I know in south bay that has BOXING gym which is cool, but its in the dungeon underneath the gym, so enjoy it alone I guess? no ones ever in there but I bought some gloves so I'll punch a few. The only two PROS to this place compared to El Segundo is the outdoor gym is nice if you like a bit of fresh air instead of the luxury indoor interior. Second Jacuzzi is Gender Fluid, so ANYONE MAN WOMAN ALIEN ENTITY, may join in... And I've see one or two people I'd like to say Hi too if you know what I mean.. Hehehee.. And I mean probably like one or two people on any given day you would consider approachable that aren't retired folks, or teenagers, (if you are a single young adult like me :) Hey to each there own but this place is more like a converted 24 hour fitness with a few more unique things (boxing, outdoor jacuzzi) but also lacking in a few areas (less classes, small sauna/steam room, packed showers with little privacy and terrible handicap one)

    I'm a SF Bay Club girlie and when I was in Redondo, was excited to see Bay Club was within walking…read moredistance of a Bay Club. Nancy, my beachfront yoga teacher, was amazing! I like how the classes are longer than in SF. However, the older woman at the front desk was horrible. Not friendly or helpful and lazy when I asked where the beachfront yoga was. She also didn't tell me I needed a towel. Facilities are eh, seems pretty beach-y. I heard the El Segundo one is nicer

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