If you are a Rosemead local, then you must have been to this park before. It is a typical…read moreneighborhood park with a playground, open grass fields, indoor basketball courts, tennis courts, picnic shelters, a dog park, a seasonal Splash Zone water play area, and more. There are also temporary pickleball courts set up during certain hours of every day. Since these courts are not permanent, they are not great. The portable nets are flimsy and the area is way too cramped for the amount of people that visit. My main complaint with this park is that it is often pretty dirty. Although there are plenty of trash cans all over the park, I still always see litter scattered throughout the park floor, making it not an ideal place to walk my dogs. In addition, the park is super muddy whenever it rains. The park tends to get super busy on weekends, with all sorts of people coming to exercise, have parties, attend kids' sports games, or for events. Parking spots may completely fill up on weekends, while there will be plenty of open spots on weekdays.

Visitation Rights: Been to this park countless of times. I primarily played basketball and tennis…read more Nowadays, I've reconnected with the park and play pickleball here. Park Offerings: 1) Playgrounds for the kids 2) Baseball field 3) Indoor basketball/Volleyball courts in their gymnasium. Just have to find out when it's open gym for those relative sports. 4) Tennis courts and Pickleball courts. For pickleball, there's specific times to play Monday through Sunday: 5pm to 930pm (Monday, Wednesday, Friday) and 8am to 1pm (Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday). Just have to be mindful of the hours that they have it. The city sets up the nets for everyone to use. They're not permanent courts. 5) Splash Zone/Swimming Pool. You'll have to be mindful of the times and rates. 6) Dog Park: Located next to the tennis courts. 7) Picnic Tables/Gazebo 8) Fitness Zones: You'll see some manual outdoor exercise machines 9) Restrooms: They're nice. Location/Parking: Located on Emerson between San Gabriel and Del Mar.. Parking can be found on the street or in their parking lot. Ambiance/Decor: Go outside and touch grass for a bit. It's like a escape for a bit. Garvey Park For Thought: Don't mind coming back to touch grass. I'll primarily be playing pickleball courts when I have time.

Was invited by a fellow senior citizen. I went for a craft class, acrylic painting at a park…read morenearby. Had a lot of fun. Met new friends. Was served lovely refreshments. Will definitely be coming back!

The tennis courts here are very neglected, and it's honestly disappointing. Every week, we see the…read moresame trash sitting in the same corners -- sometimes it just gets blown around to other areas. It seems like the courts are being ignored, which doesn't make sense because they're used often. Families come here all the time, and we see kids riding their bikes or learning how to ride -- but there are sharp metal strips from tennis ball cans and all kinds of trash around. I've seen pizza boxes, candy wrappers, flyers, bottles -- you name it, it's probably in the courts. I even spoke with one of the cleaning staff who was cleaning other areas but skipped over the courts. I mentioned to him that people, including children, use these courts regularly, and they deserve to be clean and safe. I plan to email the city about this because it's not right that we pay taxes and our local courts are being overlooked. The courts are always in use, so it's not like they're forgotten or abandoned. They're right next to the splash pad, which makes it a popular area for families -- another reason why maintenance should be a higher priority. Please, keep our tennis courts and parks clean so families and children can safely enjoy them.

I've been coming here for years on and off. Clean facility . They have a water fountain and also…read morefiltered water for your reusable water bottles. You can usually find a free court but if not you can always reserve a court to guarantee you and your friends a place to play. They also have benches and tables to sit and snack on. Parking lot is great and they stop open late which is cool.

Wait times are bad It's kind of hot…read moreRestrooms are gross But badminton is life #shuttlecock 5 out of 5, am here more than home

The courts are good, but the indoor environment needs improvement. The AC does not seem to be…read morerunning, and the air circulation is very poor. During busy hours, the courts become extremely hot and stuffy, making it uncomfortable to play and difficult to fully enjoy the games. Please consider improving the ventilation or turning on the AC during peak hours. Players pay for the facility, and having a comfortable environment is an important part of the experience. I hope LABC can address this issue and provide a better experience for everyone.

When it is packed and when it is not packed It's kind of hot and very moist inside of the building…read more When I play I feel like it's very hard to breathe and there is little to no ventilation in the building PLEASE INSTALL AC. PLEASE INSTALL AC. If the owners are reading this, if they are able to please, you would bring so much more customers if you were able to install AC because inside of the building, it feels very hard to breathe and you will sweat and get tired easily.

Came at 9pm on a Monday night. Super packed!! I haven't been back since I was little. Great…read moreaddition of the skatepark! The park and trail is super clean with trash cans everywhere. Many dogs walking around too so super pet friendly with trash bags and bins. There are 2 big playgrounds and a fitness center as well. There's also a little rose garden! Of course Rosemead had to have roses haha. Parking is convenient either street parking or parking in the basketball court or swimming pool lots. There are couple public restrooms open at night. The area feels very safe and well lit. I saw people dancing, baseball and soccer teams practicing and many people going out on their daily walks. I'd imagine it would be a great place for bbq as well during the day. Little details matter. Great job city of rosemead. Bugs and mosquitos love me but I managed to not get a single bite!! The gazebo is powered by solar which is pretty cool. Water fountains are dog friendly. I can't think of any improvements haha keep up the good work!

This is my second go-to park when Almansor Park is a further distance from me when I would like to…read moreget a good walk in. I enjoy walking at the park and I appreciate a padded walking trail at the park. I haven't tried walking here during the mornings, but overall at night, it is decently lit. The track has several curves so I don't know if it is that suitable for running although I have seen runners on the track before. There's also some exercise equipment along the track as well. Other amenities for the park- -swimming pool, skate park, basketball court, soccer field, baseball field, picnic benches Overall, I usually would prefer Almansor for walking/ running but if I can't get to Almansor, I would prefer this as an alternative park to get a walk in.

My daughter started here and we've had nothing but a positive experience. The best thing about…read morethis place is the staff (coaches) and the support you feel from everyone, including the families. Although table tennis is an individual sport, they make it feel like a group sport. And the coaches are such hard working that you feel nothing but respect for them. The owner did a nice job creating this kind of welcoming atmosphere.

I found this place on line, I asked a question through what's app and Kevin called me right away,…read morehe was very inviting and gave us some information. We went to the club; we are amateurs but love the sport, we are heading back for a class, great place, great vibe!

This place is run by a multiple time gold medal Olympic table tennis winner she knows her stuff you…read morecan purchase membership or take lessons there's a variety of offering such as individual group or monthly rate this is the largest facility that I know of in California perhaps even in the entire United States it is not well ventilated but there's fresh air in Breeze coming through the doors lastly I highly recommend this place if you are a table tennis player or even if you are interested and want to learn the game

This place is a home. A real table tennis club. I drive an hour each way three times a week…read more Tawny is the best! Her rates are very good and the playing conditions are great! There is no club in the area that I prefer. Come here! You won't be disappointed. And if you need lessons - Tawny is amazing!

Been coming here for years upon years, a solid dog park for the locals. They separate the dog park…read morebetween smaller and large dogs which is a good thing to see to avoid any extensive harm, etc. It's often pretty clean here but occasionally, you'll see dogs poop and people not being responsible picking up the poop. There's some obstacles around in both sections but dogs don't really use them. Not much shade around, people usually stand by the wall or sit on the benches. There's a couple tables in the big dog section though with umbrellas for shade which is nice. The big dog section is certainly way bigger than the small dog section. They're able to explore more, and sniff around all around. PROS: - Small dogs vs Big Dogs section - Big space for big dogs to roam around - Free poop bags - Water fountain in both sections CONS: - Sometimes too dirty - Puddles after rain - Not sure if water is clean - Lots of sand which causes dust up that can cause damage to dogs eyes Overall, a decent dog park, not much to do besides watch your dog roam around. My wife and I have met plenty of friendly dogs here and also a decent amount of non friendly dogs. Usually owners are responsible but you'll often find that sometimes there's dog owners that are just on their phones and not watching their dog.

Adequate local dog park for socializing your dogs. There are separate yards for large (over 25 lbs)…read moreand small (25 lbs or less) dogs. The section for large dogs is bigger than the section for small dogs. Poop bags and water stations are available in both spaces. There are a few benches and tables in each area as well. This park is fairly well-maintained, although it could be better. Most dog owners that I've run into seem friendly and responsible. However, there are some owners that are completely careless and do not control their misbehaving dogs. Watch out for some of the huskies that are brought here (they can get aggressive). Hours are supposedly 7am to 7pm everyday. However, I have run into multiple instances where they have not opened up yet even though it was past 7am. It would be nice if they opened the park in a timely manner.

Came looking for a spot to play table tennis with some friends and stumbled across this hidden gem…read more Grace is very nice and offers paddles and balls if you do not bring any. It's $15 for a day pass and worth it if you stay for hours grinding with friends or just trying to get better. There's a lot of great players here and you can learn a lot! Only thing is parking is pretty difficult with only about 5 or 6 spots in front of the facility and the rest would have to be residential street parking

My daughter has been training at this table tennis club for five years. She started here as just a…read morelittle kid, and now she's proudly part of the national team at age eleven. We're truly grateful to all the coaches for their dedication, patience, and the care they've shown in guiding her every step of the way.

My sisters and I had been looking for a place to exercise and glad we found The Camp Transformation…read moreEl Monte. The staff is punctual, dedicated and energetic and incredibly knowledgeable. The trainers provide modifications and work with those of us who can't do every exercise making sure we feel encouraged. They create a welcoming and motivating environment that makes every workout enjoyable, well , not enjoyable but doable, they are hard workouts. I have to dry my sweat a lot. I highly recommend The Camp Transformation Center El Monte.

HIIT style classes for all ages and all level beginners , intermediate, advanced. The trainers here…read morereally help you on form, so you don't injury yourself. They motivate you to keep coming back. You will not be discouraged or uncomfortable. The trainers all have different personalities, but none of them are judging you negatively. They have modifications for the workouts when you cannot do certain ones. Everyday is a different focus: upper body, lower, full. Classes are 45-50 mins. Different stations are set up and you rotate to each workout per timer, each all demonstrated before you start. No one is jumping in without knowing what to do. I joined the Camp in June 2024, after attending my first class. No trial , no testing the waters.I felt comfortable and ready for a change. The atmosphere here is welcoming and we all have the same goals to get fit and healthy. I work out in the morning, so these workouts really just gives me the energy for all day. You think you are wasting your energy from the workout, but it's helping you all day.