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    Larwin Park

    4.4 (18 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Angel B.

    Been going CRAZY at home. Decided to take down my bike and ride to this park. Located off Ball road between Knott and Valley View smack in the middle where Buena Park and Anaheim meet. This park us perfect to get away with your 4 legged pal, bike, running shoes or family. If offers immediate fun for all. Did you get that? Fun for all. Even as an adult I would Love to play on the equipment here. They have a running track here, huge grassy area, benches and doggy bags to clean up your pooches poop. They even have bathrooms. Although the COVID has this park closed the track part is open. Perfect to ride or run on. I'll probally walk my dov here next time. She would live this placement This park also has a few residential sleepers in the early morning so just be careful.

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    K A.

    Shade! I love the new shade over the playground area. It's dog friendly, big grass areas to practice soccer or baseball, basketball court, and patio area with grill. Two areas for play, big and small kids. Nice bathrooms, but NO SOAP. Drinking fountains and sitting areas while kids play.

    Ruth A.

    Visited today the new and improved Larwin Park. They kept the old basketball court and resurfaced it. They have a improved playground area for older and younger children. They also have swing-sets for different aged children. They "flattened" the park, prior to its change it had several hills. Now kids can run around the grass area better. However they removed all the mature trees and replanted with saplings. It will be awhile before you get any kind of shade from trees. They added a better picnic area and tables for families and the restrooms are sufficient. What I am glad to see is the new walking path they added. They also have lamppost for night time walking along the path. Overall it's a good park for our neighborhood, only time will tell how others thinks about this park.

    Younger kids area
    YY W.

    Love this park so much! Dont know how it looked before but this is so clean and neat now. Shaded playgrounds for younger and older kids. Plenty of parking.

    Shaunte B.

    I don't know what this park looked like before but the renovations are wonderful. Lots of open space and play structures for toddlers on up.

    Sara J.

    I took my son to this park for the first time. He had a blast playing in the sand as well as the playground equipment. I will definitely be coming back.

    2019 shade structure.

    Five stars for a beautiful renovation overall, and especially so now with the added shade structures covering both playgrounds.

    Great maintenance, Buena Park!

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    Best park! We live in Seal Beach and travel to this park because of how amazing it is!

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    One the best playgrounds we have been to. I removed one star because the bathrooms were smelly and digusting.

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