I'm so bummed that I missed all the concerts in the park. I finally made it to the second to the…read morelast one. What an amazing event and the best part is for free. Come to Furman Park next Wednesday for the final summer concert. I will not be missing next years. This was a blast. Thank you discover Downey. Know that parking right next to the park is reserved for handicap only . Get there early concert starts seven but smart to get there an hour early to get your spots !#DowneyGirl #Five stars.

Good small park for running in between houses. Two laps around counts as a mile. Not crowded to get…read moreyour running in. Quick in and out.

I attended a baby shower here so this is a review on the inside hall. The space itself was…read moreplentiful and ideal with bathrooms located right outside of the main area. I felt safe even though the surrounding area seemed slightly questionable, with nearby industrial businesses around. There's plenty of parking with parking available in the neighborhood if you could find it.

Cute little park! Kids can run away and get wet during the summer. Posted the splash pad hours…read more Staff that work here is super nice and helpful.

Great Park for Family Fun and Outdoor Activities! This huge…read morepark offers plenty of space for all kinds of fun family activities. There are two well-maintained playgrounds where kids can enjoy themselves, a large basketball court for some friendly games, and an outdoor fitness center for those looking to get a workout in. The park also has numerous picnic and grill areas--perfect for family gatherings or weekend barbecues. For those who enjoy walking or biking, there are scenic trails that run alongside the LA River. Highly recommend visiting during the spring and summer when the weather is perfect for enjoying everything this park has to offer!

It's a good park for hanging out and playing soccer, bbq, running and cycling, Picking. I didn't…read moresee any homeless at the actual park. The restrooms where closed! And they has some very dirty porta potties. I wouldn't come back because they have no restrooms. Small parking lot.

Sweet oasis in the heart of LA near highland park. Great trail walks and a beautiful white lake at…read moretop of the cliff.

It's an uphill trek to get to the lake and places to sit and rest when you're there. Very serene…read moreand peaceful and not too crowded. You'll see a lot of turtles. I've heard there's catfish but I didn't see any. It's tough to find parking on weekends. Spotted a few birthdays and celebrations going on at same time.

What a gem of a park. Parking available. Large playground. Clean and looks new or remodeled. My…read morekid had so much fun with so many variety of things to climb and swing here.

My wife and I have been coming to Rosewwod Park for many years to walk around the park and enjoy…read morethe view of the park and surrounding that make the park to life. It also a great place for a family get together like BBQ birthday celebration and other special occasions. They also have special events at the park including the Forth of July celebration. The park also have a aqua center and a library and more.

DESOLATE & DISAPPOINTING…read more What used to be a vibrant and welcoming playground for children has sadly turned desolate. Instead of kids running around and families enjoying the space, the park now feels overshadowed by constant police presence. Officers seem more eager to hand out tickets for minor leash violations than to foster a family-friendly atmosphere. A simple reminder or warning would go a long way, but instead, the approach feels punitive. It says a lot when local park-goers whisper warnings to newcomers to leash their dogs immediately, not because of safety concerns, but out of fear of getting fined. This change is disappointing and unnecessary -- it feels like the heart of the park has been taken away.

Though the park is still pending renovations, you can sneak in a run past the friendly neighborhood…read morefire station. Catch the Farmers Market on Wednesdays.

This is a nice, decently large sized park. I really like that it has a designated parking lot with…read moreplenty of space. It's super easy to just park your car and just start enjoying nature! There's a lake, a pool, a kid's playground area, a bike path, plenty of benches and tables. There's even a small basketball court/hoops. Obviously, the pool is closed right now, there are no basketball rims, and the playground area is blocked off due to covid. But there's still plenty to enjoy in this park! Everyone seems to keep their distance here and wear masks when near others, so that's good. Get outside and get some sun!

Half of the park didn't look too bad, but the other half was so putrid that I can't believe I drove…read moreout of my way just to visit a duck pond full of murky waters and nearly deceased turtles. I don't visit the South Gate area often, so my visits to the City of Bell Gardens will be rare. The only reason I wanted to visit this park was because from an overhead perspective on Google Maps Satellite View, it looked like a nice, serene place to stretch your legs and relax for a little while. With a duck pond in the middle of the park and plenty of walkways around the park, I was starting to feel this could be Bell Garden's equivalent of Wilderness Park in Downey minus the parking fee for visitors who reside in a different city. Unfortunately, I do not plan to return to this park next time I'm in Bell Gardens. The park is located adjacent to the Bell Gardens Sports Center, and I almost thought the two were connected to one another, but it would be a really long walk from one end to the other. There appeared to be a gate in the back corner of the park that led to the back corner of the sports complex, but the "No Trespassing" sign deterred me from walking in that direction. I parked on the east end of the park where there is a playground and a couple of basketball courts by the adult school. The playground and the basketball courts seemed to be in fine condition, but nobody was playing there when I went. Towards the west, you'll see a myriad of picnic tables scattered about, so it does feel pretty open in that area. However, the grass is definitely greener in other parks, and I should have taken that as a sign of things to come when I was walking towards the duck pond. As I'm walking about the duck pond, I was literally grossed out by a ton of filth both on the walkways as well as at the pond's edges. No joke, there were so much filth on the corners that it almost looked like you could walk across them, but of course, I would never put my foot in the water just to try. If I did, I'd almost certainly need a new shoe! In one of those corners, I saw three turtles that appeared they were trying to slowly but surely fight their way towards the surface of the pond so as to not drown. I almost thought they were dead, but I did witness some slight movement in them, a glimmer of hope that they could have been saved if animal control were in the area. But with how filthy and murky these waters were, I didn't want to put my hands in there, and I didn't know what to do to save them. As much as I wanted to, I had to leave them be :( The ducks swimming in the cleaner parts of the pond or standing on the fringe were in much better spirits, though the ones on land barely exhibited any movement whatsoever, perhaps symbolic of how inactive this park is even in good weather. There was construction nearby, which necessitated a great deal of fences around the park. Some of the fences blocked the walkway around the pond, so I had to walk in the grass/dirt between the pond and the fence while circumnavigating the pond. I don't know what that construction was about, but I hope something good will come of it. During my visit, it was a bothersome nuisance in my trying to immerse myself in relaxing scenery. The restrooms weren't in good condition either. The sink I used was barely working, and I didn't want to even bother with the hand dryer. Lastly, a lot of the parkgoers acted kind of weird that I can understand why the playground and basketball courts were empty on an otherwise beautiful day. I didn't really feel safe in the park, and I was starting to worry that one of those weirdos would heckle me. Luckily, nobody did. Overall, I regret stopping by this park. It does not appear to be maintained well, and I can't be certain this area is safe if I didn't see that many people there. If I do make a return visit to this area, I would rather stop by the adjacent sports complex next door even though I don't play sports, but I at least could watch some soccer players practicing on the fields there.

Hey Yelpers, I came…read moreto Treder Park on a Saturday. I was surprise how empty it was. I'm not sure if the reason is because it's hidden. I didn't know this park existed until I went to Boba Loca which is located around the corner. It's small, but it's small enough to feel comfortable doing exercises. It's also near a Police Station which is a BIG PLUS for me.

The park is small but it's nice to have a place to come to and sit under shaded trees with benches…read moreand it has a restroom. It's near the community center and the gazebo is often used to host the City's Concert's in the Park. No playground equipment, just a nice place to walk the dog or let the kids run around. It does have BBQ grills and a pavilion that can be rented for parties.

Whenever I drive to La Jolla, I always stop at Bristow Park to walk my dog. It's such a fun place…read morebecause it's very family friendly. It has clean bathrooms. It has a really nice walking trail some cool murals and I think there's a library there. It's such a great place.

My wife and I came to this park because her aunt was celebrating her birthday party here. We found…read moreparking easily inside the park but we saw there was plenty of street parking as well. This park is basically across from the 5 freeway so you'll hear the car noises. The basketball court was closed because they are going to do some construction. The water area was also closed so it was just closed off. They have 2 fields where you can play baseball and they have 2 spots for handball. The kids play area is a decent size and they have nice lighting when it get dark. This park also has a CCTV camera pointed toward the kids play area if there are any issues and someone need to look at the recording. I believe the park closes at 10pm so I think that's when the lights are turned off and the entrance is closed. They also have a public bathroom here as well. It's a decent place to hold a party because there are some tables but you're able to bring your own as well.