This is a great little family friendly park and my family and I will travel here (and also stop at…read morethe local coffee spot - Lavender & Honey https://www.yelp.com/biz/lavender-and-honey-redondo-redondo-beach). There is a "big" kid park, and also a fenced in toddler park. There are lots of shady trees, and some benches - however some of the benches are in the sun, I would highly recommend bringing a fold up chair. The park has a lot of green grassy fields and boasts the cleanest park/ "public" restrooms that I have ever seen. I love this park, and hope to spend many more sunny summer days there.

We came by to watch a Little League game a couple of weekends ago…read more This is a well maintained park with a nice playground area. The bleachers near the baseball field were typical of the other Redondo Beach parks...comfortable enough to sit on for a couple of hours. But no shade, so wear a hat and sunglasses. There was an enclosed senior center also. Didn't get to see inside, but it's a nice benefit for the residents.

They don't train the coaches and kids big and little are mixed together, recommend them if no…read moreoptions around

Nick Green has done a great job with our Little Leaguer, teaching him the finer details of pitching…read moreand hitting. Highly recommended.

We've had such a great experience with Coach Charles as my son's pitching and batting coach. He's…read moreincredibly patient and knowledgeable, which makes a huge difference--especially since my son can get frustrated easily. Coach Charles has a great way of connecting with him, helping him stay focused and motivated. We truly hope to keep Coach Charles as my son's coach for a long time. I would highly recommend him to anyone looking for a coach who understands kids, brings out their potential, and genuinely cares about their progress. Thank you Coach Charles and thank you wrecking yard!

One of our favorite parks for a family day out! The playground is great for kids safe, clean, and…read morewith plenty of space to run around. There's a nice lake, open grassy areas, and shaded spots which make it perfect for relaxing or having a picnic. My toddler always has a great time here. Such a peaceful and well-maintained park definitely a go-to for us!

Polliwog is the largest park in all of the South Bay and a great park for a walk. They've got a…read morelarge pond - watch out for all the Canadian geese and watch your step for um some nature droppings. They have several playgrounds, picnic areas and gazebos. Note - Manhattan Beach is pretty strict with large parties at the park- so you will need to reserve if you're hosting a party. Overall it's a fun park that's a perfect spot for picnics, nature sight seeing and chill days.

I had both of my sons attend this ll, my coins ins had belonged to this ll and it is literally two…read moreblocks from my house. When COVID hit, spring 2020 had been lit on hold, but everyone had already paid for the season. We waited and waited, but VERY little information was given, NO ONE every emailed, called or texted any information as what happens or will happen, when they will be back to start a new season. NOTHING! Many people have tried emailing board members with. I response, calling and texting multiple numbers, some numbers are disconnected! It's very frustrating when someone like a ll takes your $200 and never refunds it, or even tries to contact you as to when you can use it for another season or get your money cal! It's been two years and still nothing! I am seriously thinking about legal action as it's not just $20, it's $200! Especially with how things are now a days! That's a lot of money for an unemployed, gravelly sick mother of 3! DO NOT EVER ATTEND THIS LL, THEY NEVER HAVE THEIR STUFF TOGETHER!!!!! (If I could give no starts then I would have!)

Good community of baseball families dedicated to their kids. Thank you tri-park for putting this…read moreleague together for them.

Very large park nestled within west Torrance neighborhood with lots of dirt hiking trails around…read morethe perimeter. There's lots of elevation. From the top, you can see multiple little league fields and the reservoir which is currently filled with water and lots of ducks/geese. In the summer, this usually dries up. There is a basketball court, public bathrooms, and a playground. Picnic area has a water fill station which is nice since the rest of the park is reclaimed water and not safe to drink. Good place for walking dogs and even has an unofficial dog park. Lots of kids mountain bike on the trails during the daytime. Unfortunately, is very dark during the nighttime and often has coyotes

Such a mellow big park. The baseball fields are fun to visit in season for a snack at the snack…read morestand. There are basketball courts and a nature trail. You can barbecue over charcoal briquettes in the big picnic area. Worth the visit and a great place to walk a dog!

This park is so great! It's spacious, has plenty of spaces to park at, and has luscious trees for…read moreshade. I came here for a church picnic and my church is a huge congregation. It had plenty of space for all of us and more. There are multiple tennis courts, basketball courts, areas with tables in case you want to eat or use the space for an event and more. It was very clean and even the bathrooms were very clean, had toilet paper, and were open and available for us to use. There were multiple bathrooms in different areas of the park. All in all it's a nice big space to enjoy some fun park activities. I do recommend enjoying this space.

The park is well maintained. I come to walk my dog and there's usually always filled dog waste…read morestations when I leave mine in the car. When I'm here around 3-5 pm it's usually quiet and there's lot of room to have privacy when you want to be left alone. The bathrooms here are pretty good considering the over surrounding parks so overall it's and nice park. Great work to the maintenance workers.

My son was in this league from T-Ball - Majors until he was too old to play. The league is ran by…read morevolunteers and those who help truly do it for the community. I wish more baseball organizations did the same. There are some unruly spectators that forget that these are just children playing and its not MLB but i guess you get that in any youth sport. The fields are maintained and kept clean.

This league is AMAZING. My son has participated in little league at NTLL for four years, and it has…read morebeen a great experience. The uniqueness of this league has further been made clear for us as we travel to other local leagues for fall ball this year. No other league has fields and facilities like NTLL--better bathrooms, better snack bar, batting cages, lit fields, protection from the sun and foul balls. NTLL fields are better by far. The volunteers are amazing as well--they are the backbone of this league, and their hard work and dedication are to be commended. NTLL feels like family, and we are thankful to be a part of it.

The RC car track there is really great. For all ages. The few people I have ran into since going…read morethere have been friendly.

This is hands down my worst review because this is hands down THE WORST PARK in Torrance. I feel…read morelike the city forgets about this park or simply doesn't care. The bathrooms are horrible; only one of the stalls in the women's restroom has a door, no seat covers, no trash cans, no paper towels and usually no toilet paper. When we play softball here we have to bring a "potty bag" with soap, toilet paper, etc. I was told the men's restroom has no doors. The parking is scarce and the train that goes by is terribly loud! They double booked our softball games with a field softball practice - which doesn't surprise me because it seems like nothing at this park is well managed. I only go to this park when I absolutely have to- like for softball games. Let's talk about field conditions; most outfielders know that this is "the best" or rather the worse place for sprained ankles! There are so many mounds and gopher holes in the grass that rolling an ankle or tripping is inevitable. This summer I noticed that there is now a makeshift dirt track for remote control off-road trucks. It's super random but nice if you're into that. Not so nice for the people playing softball because that dirt track is in the perfect place to blow clouds of dirt into our direction so you get a nice mouthful of dirt if you're running to first base! Unfortunately I have no choice to play softball here since I signed up to play before I realized what park it was at. I wish I could say this park "used to be good" but it has honestly been this way for years. Hopefully next year we play somewhere else until then please say a prayer for our ankles.

Huge and filled with sports amenities. If you could fill up the BBQ area and stage it would be…read moreextremely picturesque. Great walking trail and a community garden! Would love for events to be held here. Could easily host food trucks.

My family used to frequent this park for special occasions, and sometimes for no occasion at all…read more Memories of hanging out with cousins flying kites, playing flag football, getting on the swings and slides, riding our bikes on the path. Ah, life was so simple then. And it's been decades since I've been back, and my, how it's all come full circle: came through to celebrate one of my cousin's kids' birthdays. It is almost exactly as I remember it, but with upgrades. There are more picnic areas now, the playground is up to date, most everything is maintained so clean! It was kinda cool guiding the kids to kite flying and watching them play games during the party. For a few moments there, I was back to my pre-teen self again. I was told they have festivals here once in a while, so I really should keep up with their scheduled events! I loved it then, I still love it now. Glad it's still around and still maintained so well.