A neighborhood park, Grape Arbor is a quiet and spacious park with restrooms, a children's…read moreplayground, plenty of seating, and lots of green grass for dogs to roam around. I'd consider this park a neighborhood gem, bringing people together.

Awesome neighborhood park in Calabasas. Safe, quiet, clean, maintained. Small parking lot…read more Covered picnic pavilion. Sports field, basketball courts, sand volleyball, and restrooms. The area is residential only and the vibe here is mostly the locals with kids, some basketball players, sports teams, and dog walkers. We've hosted birthday parties here, had school gatherings, met friends, just stopped by. It's always mellow, with shady trees, nice breezes, and respectful people.

This park is great! It has multiple basketball courts, a playground with sand, bars for the kids to…read moreplay on, 4-5 tennis courts and plenty of grass to run around on. It's pretty clean and never packed. It's in a neighborhood and surrounded by tons of trees, so it gets good shade.

Loved their baseball field. No open places elsewhere. My baseball team went to practice there.read more

Coach Alex is professional, has experience and treats the players like adults. This isn't your…read morecommunity park daddy ball team that unfortunately dominates our sport these days. My boys could use him at their HS.

Alex has trained both my boys in hitting , pitching and fielding. Alex is an amazing baseball coach…read moreand super nice! One of my boys is now going to play baseball at LMU!. Thank you Alex!

A community treasure. Hundreds of families enjoy a very well maintained complex that produces both…read morea traditional spring youth baseball season as well as a fall program where boys and girls learn to play baseball and form enduring friendships.

This is our home baseball village. We started in Trotters and moved up to Shetland and my husband…read moreis assistant coaching. It's such a beautiful place to play baseball and we are so fortunate that it is so close to home. We will play here for a long time. The management is good and the community is serious but loving so there is a great balaand I know it will keep my boys out of trouble and it will help them develop their sense of self and teamwork.

I appreciate a good park, more than most. We didn't have many safe, functional and accessible…read morerecreational centers where I grew up. I have visited and enjoyed so many in Los Angeles and this one is well kept and offers some of the best activities. Multiple playground areas for kids, designed by age groups in mind. There are baseball and football fields, basketball and tennis courts, a pool, walking paths, hiking and individual bathroom facilities. The parking lot has limited space but it's free in the surrounding streets.

My daughter was there for ballet and volleyball. The ballet course in her age was canceled so the…read moreclass was merged with minors. Which was so disappointing and the quality was not remarkable. On the other hand the volleyball classes are good and the games are encouraging and challenging.

CHUMASH PARK in Agoura Hills, CA, is a lush green park complete with a playground, softball field,…read morepet waste stands, and public restrooms. The green space is so expansive that it's perfect for the summer concerts in the park! I love that the city and a handful of local sponsors, organize these events for us. Especially since Agoura Hills is ~35 miles away from the action in Inglewood. The free summer concerts are so convenient and entertaining! The variety of artists this year certainly covered the different age groups and made for a fun way to spend a few Sunday evenings...camped out on the lawn with our picnic baskets. Some days we even brought our dogs and opted for some treats from the food trucks. A huge thanks to the local sheriffs dept for patrolling the area and keeping the neighborhood safe! This park offers so much green space for the community to enjoy and it just makes my heart very happy!!

Nice park....but we were there for a 2 days 4-6 yr old girls softball tournament and there was…read morelittle to no toilet paper in the girls restrooms, no trash cans in the restroom, huge gaps between stalls so you could see right in to where someone was on the toilet. Restrooms were very dirty by Sunday.

I've recently started coming to Shadow Ranch Park with my baby and it's quickly become one of our…read morego-to spots. The park has consistently been clean and well maintained, which I really appreciate as a parent. I also feel comfortable here. I haven't encountered any issues, and it feels safe and family friendly. I love that there are two separate play areas for different age groups, so both smaller and bigger kids have space to play comfortably. The only small improvements I'd suggest would be giving the grass a slight trim and possibly bringing back the tire swing or replacing it with another feature. Lots of open space and fields. Great for all sorts of parties. Overall, I'm very satisfied and happy to have found such a nice local park for our outings.

First time visiting and I have to say it was a nice park with a playground area for children. They…read morehad slides and swings for different ages. They also had tables scattered around for sitting. Overall it was fairly clean and restrooms are available. I just wish they had more shaded areas and a barbecue area for picnics.

Baseball to watch the kids. The kids et exercise…read more Thank god its walking distance, because parking sucks. Cop nearby hides and give tickets to drivers going fast down the hill. Boo.

Wanna see a really cool, state of the art center in the valley where there are four 'real' baseball…read morefields with real pitching mounds and grass in-between? Check. How about bullpens? Check. Batting cages? Check. Paid for by tax money!? CHECK!!! "Woo hoo," right? Sounds like a fun weekend or week day of playing some summer ball or even in winter when there's nobody to be seen for miles. EGHHH!! (That's my "wrong" buzzer sound.) Even though it's supposed to be public, you can't get in. It's locked up at all times unless you're with the little league program. The only way in is if you hop the fence and hopefully nobody sees you. Shhhh... play baseball in secret, it's f'ing ridiculous. I was there watching a kids game and some older guys, like college players, were pitching in the dirt bullpen the other week, completely not even on the grass fields, let alone near the "prized" raked infields... in the voice of Allen Iverson, "We talking practice!! Practice... in the bullpen!!" This blowheart flipped out at them, screaming at them to get outta there, etc. Apparently he's the guy who "runs" the place or something, acting like a real tough guy and they weren't even hurting anything. He kinda pulled up his pants, struttin' like Chris Farley, "Livin' in a van...!!" You can tell that, to this guy, it's "his" complex and he'll be damned if anyone has fun there that he doesn't "approve." Anyway... so yeah, it's like this amazing place that you paid for with your tax money... but you can't use it.

Cute playground for kids! Has a picnic table with bathrooms close by. Right next to the baseball…read morefield

Agoura Hills is already known as a sort of sleepy, equestrian community (and slightly less affluent…read morethan neighboring Calabasas); but the Old Agoura neighborhood is literally like stepping back into time. There is a quiet, peaceful feel in the air and yet very "wild west" with horses and a saloon-like ambiance. It is basically like a large ranch. I was going to be working a yoga class for 17 young ladies celebrating a bachlorette party and needed a park to home our class. We randomly picked Old Agoura Park and it was a great luck of the draw (see what I did there?). Old Agoura Park is located immediately off the 101 freeway at the Cheseboro exit and Colodny Drive. You can't miss its signage directly after the 'Old Agoura' overhang on the road. Old Agoura Park is a corner square real estate, medium in size with two ample parking lots (one being a dirt lot directly at the the entrance and the other a paved lot by the baseball field). Old Agoura Park is nicknamed "The Horse Park" and with good reason: there is a dirt, fenced in area for horses and a walking path around the perimeter of the park also suitable for horses. Plus, ranches are situated adjacent to the park and so horses are basically everywhere. And who can complain about that?! Horses are great! This does, however, mean the occasional spotting of horse manure. The park is slightly limited in offerings. Aside from the above mentioned, there is a well-maintained playground for children, some picnic tables and BBQ grills, a basketball hoop (not a complete court because only one hoop), a baseball field (home to the Agoura Hills Pony League), and bathrooms. This may sound like a lot but it is small and noticeably less than other neighborhood parks around LA. Regardless of its small size, the Old Agoura Park is very well maintained: it is clean, the trash cans are not overflowing, and even the bathrooms are nice which is rare in parks! Then again, this is Agoura Hills so it is expected. The water fountain connected to the bathroom wasn't working though which is a no-no. One of the best characteristics? Old Agoura Park provides ample shade with huge trees, beautiful lush grass, and is SO QUIET! Even on a Saturday with a few children, adults, and even a baseball team present; the park was silent except for the sounds of nature and was subsequently so relaxing! I could have fallen asleep! It was perfect for our Yoga class as the participants could hear the instructor and didn't have any distractions. A quiet park is heaven to my introverted self! Apparently, Old Agoura Park also features events for the community such as outdoor movie nights so this is something to consider when looking for family-friendly events. All in all, Old Agoura Park is great! A quiet, peaceful, lush park with horses present and in a well-maintained environment. Definitely a great choice when looking for a park in the neighborhood!