Great Park Lots Of Memories There Really Good Times 90s And Early 2000s Many Family And Friends…read moreBeen Here The Water Fall And Pond Where Great Hopefully They Upgrade It For The Future!

Once upon a time, a lovely Yelp park find. What a great place to stretch your legs! This is a well…read morecurated little park with a play area for the wee ones and a beauty of a water feature. My pup, Friday, found it a great time! The end.

Free parking? Free entry?…read morePlenty of places to hike walk bike fish? Relax in the sun? Benches? Restrooms? They got it all here. Super legit place in a very nice neighborhood in city of Fullerton, wha a gem to fish here today! No complaints, zero.

Nice lake to walk around and get some nature in for the day. I wanted something little kids and 2…read moreseniors could do and this was the perfect location that felt like there was a lot of interesting things to see but not too overly safe and fenced off from nature. Parking is easy with a large lot right next to the lake, opposite of the lake are some hiking trails if you have more time. It's a nice loop going around with some different areas along the way such as a small creek, reeds near the shore, and some water works that looks like they have been turned off or no longer function. Even in Winter there are a lot of different birds around. My kids loved following and chasing the large pelicans in the lake. You can fish here and there are children's fishing competitions. Just keep in mind to have a permit because when we went there was a police officer checking and ticketing people.

Heritage Park holds such a sentimental value in our hearts. It's where we find refuge when we have…read morea stressful day or when we just want to catch some shade during our morning walks. It is also the place I took my senior dog Max on walks when his health declined and no longer was able to join me on our hikes. It is also the place my son thought for a quick photoshoot when we picked up his high school letterman jacket. So many more memories to consider but these are the ones that I will always hold dear to my heart. Thank you Santa Fe Springs for maintaining this beautiful, majestic landmark.

Beautiful park that is hidden in the middle of an industrial area. Shaded paths for walking. The…read moregrounds were well cared for. There were lots of squirrels running around, and an aviary with birds! There is a snack bar and a train area. Both should have been open according to the signs, but they were closed.

murphy ranch is a great park for beginners that are looking to hike. there's a main path that loops…read morearound and connects to smaller trails that are slightly more steep. there's "hardest" part of this trail is at the beginning going up the hill but it's truly not so bad, you'll figure that once you get past it. i was able to do the whole loop with a bad knee (i wore a brace of course) within 45 minutes with my girl friends. i did have to pace myself due to that but im sure it can be done sooner. there's a nice view of the city right around the middle of the trail! definitely worth checking out :)

Great place for a hike, but do not underestimate! It gets steep up a short distance. I did 2 miles…read moreand I felt it the next day. Make sure to bring iced water especially on a hot day. Carpool if you can. The parking lot is small. The community itself, seemed very quiet and peaceful. There's not much shade on the wide path, but I read from other reviews that the narrow paths have more shade, but more difficult. My own verdict on that, is yet to be determined. I'd have to come back soon!

Absolutely love this park! Rubber turf floor, sandbox, 2 playgrounds and lots of swings…read more Great amount of shade from the large tree's. There's a basketball court, 2 tennis courts and lots of grass. Peak hours: There's a preschool next door, so at 10am it gets busy. Also, the unsupervised elementary school kids come after school at 3:30pm. Something to keep in mind if you prefer a quiet park/ don't want to parent random kids during your visit.

Very nice small and private park. We came on a Sunday afternoon and there was hardly any people…read morethere. My kids got to enjoy everything. There's a small parking lot and plenty of street parking. They have a lot of shady areas to rest and enjoy a cool breeze. There's two playgrounds, one for small children and one for bigger kids. There's a merry go round, rock climbing, jungle gym, swings, and basketball courts. You can bring toys and play in the sand pit. It's very relaxing and the kids and I both enjoyed ourselves. I highly recommend this hidden gem.

Small park, but it has workout stations placed throughout, so you can do them on your walk…read more There are restrooms, but be careful because the floor was extremely wet! There are picnic tables and the playground area for kids. They also have basketball courts, and plenty of shade. Peaceful vibe...a couple was having a picnic here, someone looked like they were studying, and there were a bunch of families with kids.

Cute little park that has clean restrooms and a lap around to run. It's quiet, clean, and a good…read moresize for the kids.

Such a great environment to be able to hangout, chill, and of course exercise! I had a lot of funs…read morewith friends and overall felt like the vibes here at night were really good. Plenty of parking to park at, with some dim lighting, but the park itself was very bright. There were a lot of people on Friday night with a few spots open so this place is very popular! Super huge with a ton of space. You can tell it's very well-kept and there are restrooms too. I think the parking gets charged when there's an event going on, other than that I don't remember paying any money to come here. Overall would love to come back here again!

Whittier Narrows is one of my favorite spots when I just want something clean, calm, and easy. The…read morewhole area is really well-kept and relaxing -- perfect for a low-key day outside. We rented a tandem bike and that was honestly the highlight. It was so fun riding together around the park, and the paths are smooth and spacious so it never felt crowded or stressful. Overall, it's just a really peaceful place to unwind, get some fresh air, and do something a little different. Definitely recommend if you're looking for a simple, relaxing outing!

The last time I was here, my flat in San Francisco had recently burned down, and I had just renewed…read moremy driver's license at the nearby DMV and was talking on the phone to my roommate about getting another government document completely unrelated to my license or the fire, but we were talking about tragedy--real tragedy, not a fire that didn't kill anyone--and I was so stressed out by a lot of things, but the park actually made me feel better, even though I couldn't walk in most of it because they were re-sodding the fields. Adventure Park. It has an early-'90s water-park ring to its name, and while parts of it look like they're from the early '90s, it's just a plain old park with athletic fields, a gym, green space, and some sparse picnic tables. And what would a Whittier-area park be without its obligatory random ravine and/or concrete drainage area? In this case, said concrete drainage area is dangerous-looking for kids and runs right through the park at a right angle. It's fenced off, and there are helpful bridges to cross it, but I wonder why they sited it through the park rather than on one end of it. I'm sure some kids have adventures here, because all parks with grass and play equipment can be fun and create childhood memories. But Whittier has spoiled me with its parks, and while this is technically South Whittier so it's outside of Whittier's borders, it's still close enough that it should feel like a Whittier park, and it most certainly does not. Why? Because it's totally flat. And totally rectangular. When my parents were walking twice a day during COVID lockdowns/curfews, I suggested they visit this park to change up their rotation, which comprised only two or three parks at the time. They said it was OK, and I later came with my mom and realized why it wasn't their favorite. The concrete path isn't totally straight, so there's some variety, but there isn't much shade along the path. There's lots of parking, and it serves its purpose as a neighborhood park, but it could be so much better.

There's signs explaining the history of the Native Americans and what they used. I thought it was…read moreinteresting how much of the elderberry/elderflower tree they used for tools. There's also an area that goes into urban runoff and the rain garden. It's a small but cute park with a basketball court and a playground on one side. I would have stayed longer, but it was really warm, even in the late afternoon.