This place is great! There is a solid train theme going throughout the playground area but it also…read moreprovides a nice variety of structures geared towards different ages. Bathrooms are clean enough and decently well stocked. Parents can grab a seat on one of many benches and there is good visibility as the kids run from area to area. There are baby and regular swings, and one big flat disk that you can lay down on. There are also spider web ropes for climbing. The softball fields are great for running the bases in between games, or flying a kite in the outfield. We tend to come in the evenings when it's cold so we haven't had a chance to use the splash pad but the structures in the area are still available for climbing. Solid choice for running off some kid energy.

It's a great park, very clean and pleasant. However, I was just there doing an evening walk and…read morethere was a person smoking by the baseball field despite there being signs stating that smoking is prohibited. Mind you there was a baseball game going on so there were a lot of children present.

Basketball courts plus large grass field surrounding the pepper trees. Yes A they really are pepper…read moretrees and if you rub your hands on the leaves you can smell the pepper. Kiddos loved the bridge and monkey bars. Note this park has no sand !

Small neighborhood park serves its purpose well…read more We got a new basketball and excited to test it out the park. There are a good amount of trees to absorb the noise pollution from the traffic on Knott Avenue. Small picnic area is available for a little lunch rendez vous. There is a play area for children - jungle gym, swings. There is also a nice grassy area for you dog lovers and great for t-ball or soccer practice. Basketball court is available for a quick game of horse, one-on-one or larger team play. And there are nets in the basket, for all your nothing-but-net shots. It's always good to get some fresh air and spend time at the park.

We have found our new favorite park for the summer! My daughter and I were dropping off lunch for…read moreher daddy and we cruised by and found this really cool gated park !!! what I like is that there are lots of benches to relax and eat and snack. There is also a lot of shade which is a big plus as a mom with a little one. I love taking my baby out but when it's hot and there's no shade, I just turned around and go back home but with this place being so shady, I love it. I wanna come back ! I love that there is a gate. It makes me feel a little bit more safe and there is a splash pad. It is small but on the day that I went it was not crowded. There was just a few other families there And it just looked so fun next time. I will come back with swim gear for my baby so she can enjoy !!!

Absolutely Fantastic! First time here, and I'll definitely be back! Parking Sucks but this park is…read moreworth it. My Niece was looking for water fun, and after a disappointing experience at Atlantis Play Park, Google saved the day and directed us here I will most definitely be back!

Good place to play sports especially volleyball and basketball. Court are cleans. The only things…read moreis they open kinda randomly. Sometimes I call, they pick up sometimes they don't. Call before you visit.

Nice 2 basketball courses for sport center. Clean & bright place with friendly staff. My kid and…read morehis friends go here to play indoor basketball for $1/person plus there are plenty of outdoor basketball courts.

One of the reasons you have to get to Stanton DMV early is because of their crazy hours. They…read moreclose at noon after opening up at 7am, and than they sord of reopen back up at 1pm. Their DMV is so outdated tho. I do not like the service here. I am glad I no longer have to go to this location after moving to Fountain Valley now. I hope they can make some improvements with their DMV. Hire more people that want to be there.

Stanton. When I lived there it was known as "Crossroads to Entertainment" because it was a city…read moreyou drove through to get somewhere better, like the beach, Disneyland, or Knott's. I think now it's now famous as the home of Elizabeth Taylor's 7th and last husband. The "City of Stanton" in a governmental sense wasn't bad. They provided a great library and Boys & Girls Club. My first play "California Suite" was at the Stanton Community Center. All of our potholders had come in the mail with the names of Stanton's councilmen and representatives. Did that happen everywhere or just Stanton? As a city, it's okay. I lived in Stanton for almost all of my pre-adult life. It was a quick bus ride to Huntington Beach (sometimes we rode our bikes the 12 miles), and a straight line to Disneyland, just five miles away, close enough that we could see the nightly fireworks that served as an unofficial curfew to come home. I attended Savannah and Mary Perez (both gone). For fun, we had a Golfland, Stanton Village Edwards, annual St. Polycarp festivals, trampoline basketball courts, and the unique Hobby City (now Adventure Land). Though we were regulars at an independent Mario's, the best places to eat in the late 70s were Sundowners (cafeteria style), Me & Ed's (especially after a game), and Pinnacle Peak, where they'd cut off your necktie and hang it, if you were stupid or silly enough to wear one. Like many California cities, it had become populated due to a railway. The LA Interurban ran straight from Watts to Santa Ana in 1905. I, too, would run straight from Watts. Named for LA assemblyman Philip Stanton, the rural area grew and was incorporated in 1911, and although it was then the largest city in OC, Anaheim had planned to use it as their "sewage farm". I think some of the seeds are still there. They dis-incorporated in 1924 to avoid the cost of road building, and re-incorporated in 1950s with the post-war population explosion. Around that time the railway no longer carried passengers, but became my shortcut to junior high. As of 2010, the population was 50% Hispanic, 23% Asian, and 22% white, with a median household of nearly 4 and an income of $51K. Though Safewise included Stanton in their seventh annual "California's 50 Safest Cities" report in 2021, the only time I was "mugged" was two boys taking my newspaper money. It was a little shadier back then. I think the guy running the Olympic torch down Katella (which I witness in 1984) was running a little faster than normal.

Extremely popular, HUGE facility for youth basketball teams to play in well-organized games and…read moretournaments. Unlike my previous visit, there were plenty of areas to sit, cheer, and support my favorite team. The AC worked perfectly, and my overall experience was positive. They also have a large snack bar, indoor and outdoor seating, a vendor area selling a wide range of souvenirs and toys, numerous vending machines, and clean, spacious restrooms. Parking is $20.00, and admission is $20.00 per person.

Not enough fans blowing air. The humidity is like south Florida. For 20.00 per for watching in…read morethis misery plus 20.00 for parking. Hard pass. Atleast use a exhaust fan near the open garage doors

This is a nice little park in a residential neighborhood. Quiet, clean, with a good amount of…read moreshaded grassy area and the following features: - Two medium-sized jungle gyms - A swing set with two standard swings and two baby swings - A basketball court - A few barbecue grills - A few picnic tables and benches However, there are no restrooms, so if you don't live within walking distance, this park would only be good for a 1-2 hour stop with your child.

Beautiful park, large play structure. Beautiful grassy lawn and lots of shoes. Very quiet, I wish…read morethere were more friends.

Such a neighborhood gem this is! Super clean, easy to find street parking, and very peaceful in the…read moremorning. I liked how well landscaped and debris free this park was. My dogs and I had a lovely time strolling through it.

Best hidden gem ever!!…read more Our pug LOVES this park. It's always nice and shaded even on the hottest days. Lots of parking! This park is never overly crowded and the locals here are very friendly. This park isn't massive but a decent enough size for our little guy to get a solid stroll in. This is our go-to park whenever we're in town.

Shoot 360 is located inside the map sports facility. Separated areas with single hoops and screens…read more The technology used here can tack your shots and analyze your performance. The large sort of iPad screens allows you participate in interactive drills providing accuracy training, dribbling and reaction time. Pricing varies for individuals or camps. Small sitting area available for those who aren't participating.

Shoot360 is a great gym to work on your shooting and dribbling drills. We have been working with…read moreBrandon for about 2 Months and the improvement in my sons game is very obvious. Appreciate you Brandon! Thank you for believing in my boy.

The park was clean and there were tons of things for the kids to enjoy and play around in. I was…read morereally impressed with all swings and stuff the park had to offer even tho the park itself wasn't that big.

Interesting I've not given a review of this local park, but no worries. :)…read more The park is great for kids, it has a good sized playground with lots of area to run and have fun! There's a good sized green area as well with a covered bench areas spread throughout. There's also a walking path with a small exercise machine area along the way. The parking here is not so great, but with Arnold Cypress back open around the corner it's become a bit better.