Great little neighborhood park, easily accessible from Walker Street…read more Most of the playground equipment is in good condition, including the cushion type rubber playground surface. Ideal for toddler to 12 year old children ( although seriously, do those older-age groups still go to playgrounds?) Lots of climbing areas and steps for little kids to clamber up and down, a big structure that I called a ship is a fun way to play teeter tottering for several kids. Clean area, picnic tables and roofed sheds available, bathrooms seemed to be locked.

This is a cute secluded park that is right down the street from the newly renovated park Cypress…read moreArnold. I like the design of the park but you can tell it's been there for a minute. There are restrooms and a small parking lot. Do not park in front of the houses because you need a permit. There's bridges and benches to sit at. Definitely needs an upgrade but would recommend if in the area.

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 really nice park with a lot of activities that you can partake in. Huge train themed…read moreplayground for the kids, splash pad, tennis courts, basketball, baseball field, etc. Also, a lot of exercise machines all around the park for you to use. Nicely maintained and very clean and it's a really nice place to hang out, have a picnic, or just go for a walk or run. If you are at the park to watch a baseball game, just be careful parking in the overflow parking lot along the first base line. Lots of foul balls getting hit over there which came close to hitting cars.

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!

Sprawling park has a Paul Revere theme, with several covered bridges, a harbor with a pretend tall…read moremast boat, the north church tower, all on an island surrounded by a moat of water. Water features attract a lot of fowl including Canadian geese, mallard ducks and so many more duck species, plus of course seagulls and crows, pigeons, and a large number of turtles. Very fun for kids to explore. Slides and climbing are built into the structures. Adjacent to neighborhoods so lots of street parking, as well as a separate parking lot. Playground equipment geared for the 3 to 12 year old kids. Lots of covered sheds and picnic tables- those are available for Cerritos residents to rent, but otherwise are free for use. Also has grills if you want to barbecue. Clean bathrooms, onsite toddler pre-K programs offered. Lots of well maintained grassy areas and shady trees.

Came here with the kids and honestly this park is really nice. Super clean, spacious, and a lot to…read moredo. The playground area is great for all ages my kids had a blast and didn't want to leave. The lake area with the little church in the background is a nice touch, makes it feel more relaxing and not just your typical park. Good walking paths, plenty of grass, and nice spots to just sit and chill. Everything felt well kept and safe, which is a big plus when you're bringing kids. Plenty of room so it didn't feel overcrowded either. Only thing watch out for duck poop on the walkways and grass, especially near the water. Overall, great spot for families. Definitely coming back

My family and I have visited this park many times. There is plenty of room for the kids to run…read morearound and enjoy the playground. One thing I don't like is how the adults always hog the handball courts. It makes it impossible for the kids to ever play their kid handball anywhere. I wish there was a way to reserve the courts or limit the usage for each court to allow others to have a chance to play too. The City of Buena Park recently hosted Easter 2026 here and it was wonderful. The park was large enough for different set ups. Even though there was a great turn out, there was sufficient room to stretch out and enjoy the outdoors. It was nice seeing the park transformed into an event space.

Henry Boisseranc Park spans 20 acres and is named after the farmer and landowner who provided the…read moreland for the park. There are multiple tennis courts, basketball courts, handball courts, baseball fields, restrooms, and two kids playgrounds. It also has a swimming pool which is something I don't see often at other parks. The park is also a place for summer camps. There are multiple large grassy areas and during the summer it's used to place outdoor stages for events. During the summer there are free concerts every Wednesday during June and July. This is a really nice and big park that has a lot of amenities.

My family and I met several of my daughter's high school classmates at this park to take photos…read morebefore they departed for their prom. The big deal here is to take photos adjacent to the large water fountain. This is an extremely popular photo location, as over 100 students here in formal wear from various high schools. The park itself was very clean and well-maintained, with numerous areas for visitors to take photos. Parking is available in one of the numerous parking lots surrounding the park.

Hillcrest Park in Fullerton--specifically the stairs--is no joke, but that's exactly why we love…read moreit. We went early in the morning around 7:00 AM, and it was already packed. Parking was very limited at that time, so plan ahead if you're going early. Clearly, a lot of people know this is the spot for a serious workout. The stairs themselves are brutal in the best way possible. After about three rounds, my legs were completely done--but it's such an effective workout. This place really gets your cardio in fast, and you feel accomplished every time you finish a round. The views along the way make it even more worth it. We also came back later in the day around 5:30 PM. It starts to get a bit dark around that time, so that's something to keep in mind, but it's still a great experience and totally worth it. Overall, if you're looking for a challenging, fun, and effective outdoor workout, Hillcrest Park stairs deliver every time. Just be ready for sore legs and limited parking during peak hours.

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.

This is a cool community park. Something for everyone to do and enjoy. A walkway expands…read morethroughout, shaded bench areas for family picnics, apparatus for kids, a tennis and pickleball court, baseball field and disc golf coarse. At the time you can watch a beautiful sunset. Named after a local Anaheim school teacher, Principal the the state of California 1st School Superintendent.

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.