I celebrated a big birthday w/ a few family members and friends at this park. Every single guest…read moreLOVED this park. We arrived early to reserve the picnic area (first come, first serve) and there is no charge. This park is well maintained, offers so much to all park guests, is safe, and offers so much shade on account of do many large trees. Park visitors always seem to be relaxed and super friendly when spending time here. Be it while playing basketball, softball, soccer, playing tennis, pickleball, walking, jogging or simply relaxing under a tree or out in the sun etc.. being outdoors puts people in a good mood and this is one of the reasons I visit this park 5-6 times per week. This is by far, my favorite park of them all

Covina Park is open to the public from 5AM to 10PM. It includes a well-maintained rubber walking…read moretrail (each loop is 1/4 mile). Good bye, dirt pathways! Covina Park contains six basketball hoops, public exercise equipment, two tennis courts (w/ pickle-ball lines), public ping pong table (without paddles or ball), horseshoe gaming area (without horseshoes), play obstacle course, shiny playground, swimming pools, baseball diamond, and much more. Truly, Covina Park has blossomed into a popular local destination. When having a "rest day" from the gym, I select Covina Park for my daily cardio/walking. Recently, Covina Park feels very safe and welcoming. Commonly, there are only local residents or health-nuts getting their daily health fresh air. Speaking of "health-nut" I observed groups of squirrels happily munching by their homes. Covina Park not only has the luxury of having a soft trail, it's also accompanied by many tall trees for shade. Covina Park is very clean, well-maintained, and contains plentiful parking. I am very appreciative of the time and money invested in developing such a lovely, public recreational space. I happily recommend. 5 out of 5

I'm a photographer and took my client to take her maternity pics here and it was absolutely…read morestunning. My Instagram is CarliToctsPhotography if you want to see my work

Beautiful hike.. I love the sound of the streams While…read morewalking in nature. Peaceful and not too challenging.

Nice lil path to walk my dogs Clean, alote of shade on…read moreupper part of park. Nice grass areas

The pets had a lot of fun running around and playing here. It's a large park and there's lots of…read moreroom for people to do a variety of different activities and not be on top of one another. There was some construction going on, not sure what that was about, but hopefully something nice is coming.

I came here to have a nice day with my husband and 2 girls. However, our time was ruined by a…read morecouple of teenage girls. They were sitting at one on the tables, with many bags and drinks and food. They were also playing explicit music very loudly. I was trying to ignore it, however I couldn't take it anymore once they started yelling. After a while, they started going on the play equipment. They Would crowd the big slide and stay at the bottom, which was TERRIBLE since my girls were trying to have a good time. Great park after all, but I would advise you to not come here if you want to have a good time with your family.

It's a park alright. It has trees and grass and swing set. Small and local if you're in the area.read more

I came to support my God daughter today art show. I Am Determined:…read more ALL ABILITIES ART SHOW It a wonderful turn out here at Palm View Park Over 100 students with their Coaches All have their poems, and art work So much talent here

I actually enjoy taking my children here as they love the plane and keeps them occupied. I'm not…read moresure about the cleanliness of the bathrooms, I'm not sure about the changing table in men's bathroom was there. I definitely will continue to return.

Such a nice little private park for my grandkids they love it there. Everything is so close You…read morefeel safe for your children I love it Thank you for this part..

I took my kids here and it was very nice park. I got to…read morerelax while my kids had fun in the sun! The restrooms were a bit dirty which I didn't feel comfortable in. But otherwise it was very cute well hidden park. If you feel uncomfortable or you dislike the park try going again it 100% worth it and I love how there a bunch of shade and benches. My kids definitely have a great time with being able to run back and forth on the playground and the splash pad.

I came looking for a park for my kids to play and found this hidden gem tucked adjacent to South…read moreHills. This park hugs the edges of the hill and faces the Dalton wash. It's pretty calm, quiet and serene due to the low traffic which is at end of a cul da sac. The park has a few hiking trails trail called the Dalton Wash Trail and the Toyon trail which are simple, but at the same time fun. The playground looks pretty new and in good condition. I love how it's covered with rubber materials as cushion as opposed to sand and wood chips. It's cleaner on the kids and safer if they fall. The dog park is also in good condition with shading, seating and a small obstacle course it (sections separated for small and large dogs).There is also lots of natural shading due to the large trees with picnic benches. Additionally, there are also a restrooms on site with a water fountain. Everything about the park is great because it has everything you need within a small space.

After the wettest winter in LA county in my life, South Hills Park is now (3/20/2017) tremendously…read moregreen! It went from looking like the Sahara to looking like Scotland. There are lots of deviating paths, but you don't get lost here as most side paths are just viewpoints that end rather quickly. I went here with my mountain bike starting from the eastern side of High Country Drive entrance (taking Hunters Trail road). I recommend entering this side as it's easier to go uphill on cement and do most downhill towards the exit of Bonnie Cove Drive. Amazing views at many points of the trail. Some parts, you'll hear the deafening 210 freeway and electric clicks of the overhanging ropes from electric towers. Other areas, you'll be shielded and it'll seem like you're no longer in a city. NOTE: the trail of Bonnie Cove is a little overgrown from the rain, so you'll smack into a lot of tall grasses and it's only like 1.5 ft wide now. Totally fun if you don't mind it. Lots of others are also overthrown, but I don't remember if they had names.

Banna Park is a smaller park but it is definitely a fun one to check out!…read more It has a playground for the kiddos and even a dog park for your furry friends :) What I like about the dog park is that it is separated into two areas: one for small dogs and one for big dogs. There is also an area with free doggy bags incase they use the bathroom! It's fun to walk my dogs through or even just myself for a nice stroll. I also think this park is unique because it has outdoor gym equipment which is a bit random, but also pretty neat to try out. There's a lot of grass area for a nice picnic so even though it's one of your smaller parks, it definitely has its own uniqueness!

A fairly new neighborhood park with a designated dog play area is located across from the fire…read morestation. There are two dog sections, one for small dogs and the other for large dogs. Your pets can roam about and exercise with the equipment within the gated areas. On the south side is playground equipment for children. In addition, there are 3 walking trails: red measures .22 miles; the yellow trail is .15 miles; and the green trail is .10 miles. Previously, the area was an elementary school, which has been developed with new residential homes and this charming park. There isn't a parking lot, limited street parking is available. Simply stroll over with the entire family to enjoy the amenities. It's a good way to meet your neighbors and their fur babies. Don't forget to tell 'em that Rosemary sent ya!

If you're ever traveling back and forth between Los Angeles and the Inland Empire/San Bernardino…read morearea with kids and are in need of a place to let them run around for a little bit to break up the drive, Gladstone Park is your spot. About halfway between the two metros and located closely to the freeway, this park includes two large play areas for children, basketball courts, a handball court, a walking path, some picnic areas, and restrooms. The kids love it, I love being able to walk around for a little bit. Parking lot always seems to have space in it. Great park.

Lovely park that encompasses two sections. There's 2 playgrounds, a basketball court, handball…read morecourt, and some benches. There are restrooms that appeared relatively clean, but smelled horrible/reeked of urine. Google maps took me to the neighborhood entrance which does not have much parking. You are better off parking on the Main Street/Gladstone. Overall, great for kids as there is newer equipment and a variety of things to play with (musical instruments and giant rocker)

Great park!! Plenty of parking during the week in the lot. Came here with my dogs. They loved it…read more Lots of space for them to play and sniff.

The splash pad is still a fav spot of our now 2-year-old! Even on the hottest days, it never seems…read moreovercrowded. I do wish more than one side of it was shaded. It's so big that you have to really walk the perimeter when your kid is as young as mine and 3 sides of it have absolutely no shade.