La mirada park is very large, clean and safe. The restrooms are always clean and stocked. I love…read morecoming here for weekends with the family.

-Tennis shop is closed down. -8 out of the 12 courts are…read morealways taken by city coaches and programs (weekdays afternoon and evenings). -one of the remaining four courts are converted to pickleball courts. -the one tennis court next to the pickleball courts are basically unusable as pickleballers have no court etiquette. They constantly walk in and out in the middle of our points, set up their chairs, scooters, bags, speakers in our court near the double alleys. -that leaves you two useable tennis courts that will sometimes also get taken up by pickleballers that get pissy when you tell them to leave so you can play tennis. Absolute nightmare. The only pros is that the courts are well-lit and in decent shape.

These guys are awesome! Always great service whether you're just trying to find that perfect disc…read morethat's flys just how you like it these guys got you! Anthony was very helpful and setting me up with some really good fairway drivers and putters. Tell them what kind of disc you're looking for to get you better results on the course. Also really nice they have a demo rack of discs so if your thinking about a certain putter they have baskets just outside for you to practice on. This place is great they always have some kind of deal going on and always have misprinted and discounted discs which is nice and well knowledgeable service. Also this course is minutes from the world famous la Mirada course. Wanted to send a shout out to Shane, and Sean, they have helped me in the past too and were very helpful too! Thanks DTW until next time

Been coming here for almost a year now. Always great selection of discs and stellar customer…read moreservice. The value is very high since you get to see and feel products in person. Outside they have 2 practice baskets and have a huge collection of used putters to test out even. No cons at all besides maybe plan your trips around the heat, as it can be very hot in the front public area.

La Mirada Community Park in La Mirada, California has a really lively and refreshing atmosphere…read morethat I enjoyed when I visited with someone. I saw a lot of teenagers there, and the whole place feels energetic in a way that teenagers would love. The open fields, walking areas, and places to sit don't cost anything at all, which makes it easy to relax and have fun without needing a plan. I didn't realize how much there was to enjoy until I walked around and saw how naturally welcoming the park feels. It surprised me how comfortable it was to just be there without feeling rushed. Even though it's just a community park, it gives teenagers a great place to hang out, take pictures, play sports, or just be creative outdoors. I only visited La Mirada Community Park one time in my life before making this review, but it ended up being one of the most relaxed and youthful places I've been to in a long time. I never doubted that the experience would turn out the way I hoped it would. I've lived for 24 years, but in the summer of 2024 I learned that I'm still physically and mentally 18 years old, and that my prefrontal cortex is more developed than the average 25‑year‑old's. Maybe that's why I connect so much with places that feel playful and full of energy. I would highly recommend that teenagers go to this park because it gives them a fun, open space to enjoy themselves and feel creative.

We came to this park because it's large and wanted to check if it would be a good spot for photos…read more I loved how open it felt and that there were tons of activities going on. There are multiple baseball fields as well as a disc golf course, which was cool to see. Another big plus is that parking is free and plentiful!

Very very similar to Midwest disc golf courses that I've had the pleasure to play. Hole placement…read moreand height appeals to amateur and pro players alike. Plenty of shade through the 9 and 18 hole options with ample free parking available. Standard course rules and an easy seaside vibe permeates the grounds. Grab a disc, some buds (or go solo if that's what you need) and enjoy the fresh air, exercise and challenge!

What a fun and challenging course! If you like playing amongst the trees, you'll find yourself…read moresurrounded by plenty here! The good thing is they mostly aren't the kind of trees where your disc will easily get stuck in them, but you will find yourself continually "tree-nied" if you don't carefully place your shot. I managed to hit trees on almost every hole, but the trees are tall and mighty so no damage done by my discs o' plastic. On the front nine, it's not easy to get a good drive because of all the trees, but on the back nine, you can let 'em rip. I like that the concrete launch pads are good and wide. It was a little difficult to navigate at times, especially on the back nine. One of the holes (I think it was 12) had no marking post at all and just some faint paint on a path for the launching pad. It was the only hole without a launchpad. We met a really friendly local who saw us wandering around and handed us a map of the course. Very cool!! We were there at 7:30 AM on a Wednesday. There were a few groups playing but not many. I'd imagine it could get pretty crowded as the day goes on. The eighteenth hole basket was surrounded by a big puddle of water so we skipped the putt on that one. No biggie, I would have probably missed my putt anyway! The course is in great shape for the most part and you'll spend most of your time in the shade. All good! Park in the library parking lot off of Studebaker.

Likes: + 3 free, open-play pickleball courts near the…read morerestrooms and parking lot. + Many friendly players. - Mostly beginners. - The grounds need sweeping after the wind piled up all those leaves. Non-likes: - Sun sets around 5pm and the lights haven't turned on. I don't wanna do nothing and wait another hour for the lights. - Restrooms lack soap.

A fun local park for the community! The park has a couple large playgrounds and picnic pads for the…read morekids and family. There are also many other amenities including a small 9-hole disc golf course, 3 pickleball courts, and open green space! If you're in the area, bring the family by and have a good time!

This is such a well rounded park with a community center, walking track, pickleball, tennis courts,…read moreplayground and more! Highly recommend these courts for pickleball too because there are a lot of courts, friendly players and it's not too advanced of play. Been coming for the last three months and I see the same players all the time. Only downside of playing pickleball here is that the courts close at like 8pm-8:30pm which is actually atrocious. I forget exactly. When I run to the restroom from the tennis/pickleball area, which looks exactly like your average park restroom. I see people on the playground and other pickleball courts (3 in the middle) (2 on side). The track is crowded too! The parking does get full in the evening so you may need to park on the street.

Ample parking, ample courts, respectful peeps. Good vibes all around…read more Courts are well-maintained and there's parties nearby. Some groups are welcoming- they invite you to play with them.

Such a beautiful park, shaded and nice. We there to celebrate our best friend's son's birthday. It…read morewas so hot lol but we had a blast. Not a lot of parking here but they do have picnic tables and a cute park area and you can also bring ride on things, skateboards, scooters and bikes. It's a spacious park big inviting and pretty. They have some shade because they have a lot of trees, but it's nice to bring an easy up for birthdays because it does get quite hot out there. But I do love this park. It's pretty nice big and lots of plant area for the kids. I would recommend checking this out. It's nice for picnics too. Have a beautiful day, be kind to everyone :) Aloha

This was a nice little park we decided to visit on the whim. It seemed to be well-maintained and…read morehad several slides! We went around 5:30 on a weekday and it wasn't too crowded, probably about 4 other kids there. Like I said, I really liked how many slides there were-- in the small kid area there were 4 (one being a double slide, so 5) and the bigger kid side had 2 taller slides. My kid had fun playing on both sides. They also have swings and a cool little gyro-spinning thing for the kids. We did visit the bathroom while there and it was pretty no frills, but several rolls of toilet paper and some hand soap outside, so that was a plus. This park also has a little grassy patch that people were playing frisbees in and possibly disc golf. All in all, this park was very nice!

Great 18 hole course. Everything is marked well. You can always reference U-Disc for the course…read morelayout. Nothing too difficult. Lots of back and forth in certain parts of the course so be mindful of your fellow players. Keep up the etiquette as well to offer others to pass through who have less in your group that play faster. Enjoy yourself and have a good round! I'll see you out there!

this was my first time trying disc golf but i had so much fun! with an ultimate frisbee background,…read moreit was an adjustment since the discs are smaller and thrown at a diff angle than with the big discs. the guy up front was super helpful and knowledgeable in helping my friend and i choose discs. it was only $3 to play on weekdays for an 18-hole course !!! such a steal. most holes were par 3 and we did par 4 on most so don't be intimidated if you're a beginner like me in disc golf. it's a nice stroll in the park with a frisbee twist, scenery is beautiful (esp the lake) and locals are so encouraging! i would definitely come back 10/10 experience all around

Fridays they have the best tri tip and brisket BBQ's! Their max & cheese is my kiddos favorite. The…read morecourse itself is challenging but delightful. We even saw a bear one time too which was cool but a lil scary. The drive here is tough but it's worth it. Staff here is great!

Still my favorite place to play disc golf. The course is…read moreeven better with the new tee pads, great improvement!

I've been playing disc golf for a little over a year and heard a lot of things about Chavez Ridge,…read moreand most of it warning that it's not beginner-friendly, nor is it for the faint of heart, and I mean that literally because you'll get some really good cardio in just playing this course. Most of the course is on the ridge so you're rarely playing level ground. Wear good shoes. This course favors left-handed and forearm throwers. If you curve too far off to the left on most holes, you'll pay a very steep, and I mean steep price for it. I made sure to bring discs that can be easily replaced because you do have a chance of losing one or two. I'm surprised in a good way by the condition of the course. The tee-pads are rubber and long enough to make a good run-up while you throw, the baskets were all in great shape and there wasn't too much tagging. Really good players could easily play this entire course with mid-ranges and putters. I used my driver quite a bit, but I don't have much arm speed. I did OK. A few birdies, a few pars, and more bogies than I care to admit! It's very easy to get, "Chavezed," which means if your disc doesn't land flat it might decide to roll all the way down a steep hill and into the thick brush. Consider yourself forewarned! (; It's a dry and dusty course, but some of it is in the shade. Don't forget to carry some water. I was there on a Friday morning, with a few players around but not bad. I hear it gets really crowded on weekends. It's a little tricky to navigate. You'll need UDisk to find your way around, and even then it's a bit confusing. I was fortunate enough to join up with a group that knew the course so that made it a lot more fun. I used Google Maps directions: Chavez Ridge Disc Golf Course, Solano Canyon Dr &, Park Row Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90012. It put me really close to the first hole. You pull off the road and park head in. Be sure and use your parking brake! There's no water or restroom on the course. Too bad the city can't pony up for a porta-potty. I'm really glad I played here and I'm glad I waited to play it until I was somewhat ready. I'll be back. It's a great course and there are some spectacular views of LA and Dodger Stadium. This place is one of LA's gems!

If you've haven't been "Chavezed", you ain't livin'!…read more CRDGC plays along the ridge and steep slopes of Chavez Ravine. I'm mostly throwing putters off the tee and the occasional Roc3 or Atlas. That facilitates the tight lines and sticky landings needed here. I've watched many a' card-mate throw too many a faster-speed disc, only to watch it land, edge up and do The Chavez (that inevitable 100'-200' roll aaaaaalllllll the way down the hill). Similarly, 30' putts can bounce off the cage and suffer this fate...that's how steep the slopes are. Throwing mids and putters also helps avoid errant kicks off the trees which, with a higher speed disc will result in disaster here. So, the course is a real workout for your upshot/short game accuracy. I shot -5 (6 birds/1 bog') yesterday afternoon utilizing the above disc mix. Sadly, idiotic vandals have bruised this course pretty badly; Holes #15-18 are completely gone. And many tee signs throughout the course have been graffitti'd over. Abhorrent. On a happier note, new holes have been added; after you finish up the western slope, head up across the intersection to 4 newly added holes. They play up...then down, taking you back to the spot where we've always dropped down to hit the eastern slope's holes. These new holes are challenging - offering the first real chances to throw a faster speed disc and air it out a bit. Many trees have been removed recently due to blight and fire precautions. The pre-blight course was, IMO, more difficult but this newly updated track presents a variety of risk-reward options that still equal a ton of fun. I had a blast. Shout out to the course curators - great work and thank you!