Marina Vista Park is a great community space. There is plenty of green space, a playground, and…read moretennis and pickleball courts. Restrooms are available and are well kept with sinks (but no soap, BYO). There's also a water fountain which even has a dog bowl for your furry friends. The Marina Vista Pickleball group plays here most mornings and offers free lessons to new players twice a week as well as daily open play. Lots of fun and a great way to get out and meet new people.

Came here to take my toddler to burn off some energy and loved this park! There is free parking in…read morea lot and street, lots of green grass, a shaded playground, and tennis courts. When I was there there were people playing pickle ball. The place overall seemed clean and you can see the view of water. Just an fyi the playground is sand around it.

I love coming here and so glad that Long Beach now has a minor league baseball team. I used to come…read morehere during the days of the MTV Rock n Jock softball games. Know before you go that cash is not accepted at the concession except for tip and clear bags only of a certain size are allowed. I found free parking next to my Alma Mater Wilson high school... there are other free parking sections and paid parking go to website for info. It was loads of fun to see the Inaugural game of The Regulators on Friday night. Warren G also did the ceremonial first pitch and gave a performance. I will say the Team won that night too!!! The DJ was great with the music selections as well kept the crowd hyped up throughout and in between innings. This just might be my summer thing to do.

Went to my first game to this field last week for the new pro team LB Coast/Regulators as it's…read morepartially owned or invested by local Warren G There is plenty of parking usually for season holders in the main parking lot but if you aren't one you have lots parking around the field in the street So getting into the venue is pretty slow with security which is a little ugh and it can take a while to get food inside if you want to eat but everyone is super friendly though Players greeted us with free Pom Pom swag and there isn't a bad seat view honestly The bathrooms are just one set for each gender on one side of the field They tried their best to make it as fun as it would at a big league game with fun on screen games or in the stand trivia or challenges It's a good time if you can make it do it! Our game had a drone show for the 4th and the team won by a ton

We had the honor of being the very first team to practice at D'Arnaud Athletics, and it's been our…read morego-to ever since. Whether it's team training, classes, individual sessions, or one-on-ones with pitching and hitting coaches, the experience has always been exceptional. The coaches are not only knowledgeable and experienced, but also deeply committed to each athlete's development--physically and mentally. They go beyond mechanics to teach the mental side of the game, helping players build focus, confidence, and resilience. That mental edge is just as important as skill, and it's something they truly prioritize. Customer service is always top-notch, and I can count on timely follow-up and clear communication whenever I have questions. We've worked with many coaches and facilities over the years, but the consistency, expertise, and cutting-edge technology at D'Arnaud Athletics are unmatched. I'm so excited that Long Beach has this kind of high-level facility in our backyard--and we don't plan on going anywhere else anytime soon!

Great facility for baseball training. All the coaches are positive and committed to the clients. My…read moreson especially likes coach Evan for batting. We've had a year long membership and have also done private lessons. The facility is clean and even has a nice area for parents to hang out. Chase d'Arnaud is focused on offering elite training in the middle of Long Beach. My son loves going.

This park was fairly decent, the restrooms were simply "eh-could be worse could be better *laughs*"…read morethey have a nice big green field for sports or picnics, big trees that provide a fair bit of shade and little picnic tables. All in all not bad-personally I think we need more parks

Long Beach has many parks, even parkways and random patches of grass downtown the City designates…read moreas a "park". Hands down, Stearns Champion is one of my favorite parks in this city. Not only because it has a recreation center, but also because its one of the parks the city maintains fairly well. My other favs in the city are El Dorado East, Wardlow Park, Whaley Park, and Los Cerritos. I'm usually at this park at least several times a week, and enjoy seeing people getting out and being active. PROS: - Clustered together are the basketball courts, baseball field, recreation center, and the restrooms. This makes it ideal to keep an eye on children who may wander off and play in different areas. - Nicely separated cement picnic tables. These are scattered throughout the park, with ample room for parties of various sizes. No reservations, and it's first come, first serve. Seen this past Memorial Day got people up and out bright and early to post up and claim a spot. - Flat grassy open space in about three large areas of the park. People will usually set up for volleyball, soccer, flag football, practice area, etc.. - Parking is abundant. Steans Park has two parking lots, but there's also a lot of street parking. - Jacaranda trees! I love these trees with the purple sappy flowers, as long as I'm not subjected to park my car under it. Jacarandas line the 23rd Street side of the park. Beautiful when they are in bloom and flowers fall with the wind. CONS: - Lots of dog owners and their fur babies come through here. Beware that not all dog owners are responsible pet owners who pick up after their pooch. Some of these nasty @ss people leave turds on the grass. Hence, why I don't walk on the grass here. - As an addendum to the above point, also beware that not all dog owners have their dogs on a leash in the park, even though City ordinance does demand it. - Muddy mess. Sometimes this park gets overwatered and the grassy area is super muddy. Easy to slip and fall in the mud or even get your shoe caught up in it. - Trash receptacles are lacking in the south side of the park. There used to be at least one on the Stearns St. side, but since it's been gone, some half-brained pet owner has been tossing bagged poop at the base of the trees.

I have been here a couple times and it's a really nice spot to chill at with amazing views. They…read morealso have a kids playground nearby and walking trails. It does get busy sometimes especially in the summer, but other than that it's a great spot to visit !

Just beautiful indeed. Signal Hill is a park in LB where the city is kissed by the Pacific Ocean…read morewind, wrapped in sunset gold and then fades into lavender by the setting sun. During the day, you can oversee the vibrant city and palm trees doing its thing. By night, it becomes a place I like to call a small piece of heaven. Silence and the skyline are met. The people around just watch and stare in awe. You just get lost in the moment and for once feel great about living.

The park was hosting the High Class Car Club Picnic and it was awesome. Plenty of vendors selling…read morefood and merchandise. Plenty of low riders. The park is big and very accommodating for an event like this. Very Beautiful . Nice fields. Soccer field looks professional. The baseball diamonds are nice too. I love this park. With all the events going on, parking was limited. I had to park a block away and across the street.

El Dorado Regional Park West is part of the larger 640 acre park. Although the East park charges…read morefor parking, there is plenty of free street parking on Studebaker here. This is a great place to picnic, do outdoor activities and walk your dog. On this side of the park, you'll find 6 baseball diamonds, a 15-court tennis center, 2 basketball courts, a skateboard park, a disc golf course, soccer fields, a golf course, a community center and a newly renovated duck pond. I've been waiting years for the duck pond to be complete and I like what they've done. You can finally walk all around it and it is so peaceful. The area is teeming with ducks, geese, seagulls, coots, and other birds. There are even turtles in the pond.

Meet some friends who were playing pickleball at these courts. Plenty of parking along the side…read morewhere there's a parking lot as well as street parking. It's along back near Wilson high school. Tennis courts and one side it's also utilize for pickleball. The bigger side of the court was all utilize for tennis. Then there's the smaller section where it was 8 courts for pickleball. The seating was quite nice as it was bleachers so each seat you had a nice view of the courts. It was quite busy for a Sunday afternoon with pretty much all the courts there taken. Both side either for practice, tournament or people having a good time. There was also a baseball field behind the bleachers. Restroom were located under the bleachers. The court itself was quite nice. Very well maintained and all clean. Compared to others I've been, this was great.

Billie Jean is nawt my lover - Since the pickleball courts…read moreat this park are by reservation only, you'll likely only be playing with your own ppl, rather than play pickup with strangers and make new friends. + Good quality pb courts. + Nice people overall. Friendly ambience. + Plenty of parking. - Entering the address (1040 Park Ave) on G Maps is slightly misleading. See attached screenshot: follow red arrow to find the pickleball courts. - $30 for 2 hr is exorbitant. - Obscene graffiti on the concrete.