I hate not being able to give this Park five stars and the reason why I can't give this part five…read morestars is because they say that no dogs are allowed on the way up but yet there's dog poop all over the walking bridge I really like this park because when I have broken my foot in order to exercise This was a great place. They have like a switchback OK so which means you're going higher and higher, but without stairs, right... and six years ago I had a knee surgery where I needed to still exercise, but I just couldn't lift my knee like that just walking was all I could do so I've been in a few predicaments where you know I appreciate having this switchback, I just don't appreciate the dog poop. If you are going to violate the rules and bring your dog which I love animals I love dogs you gotta clean up after your animal. It's not OK to just to leave dog poop on the trail. And also, why aren't my Park Rangers enforcing this rule anyhow, if you wanna take a nice walk, that's gonna give you a little workout without doing too much strain than this is the park for you! At the end of the day, this is a very pretty park where you can actually barbecue you do need to reserve the space. I don't know how much it cost, but I know you need to reserve the space and then you can have a party there there's a skate park attached. I mean it's a nice park just please people be respectful and I guess it's not the Park's fault per se... But if there are Park Rangers, why aren't they enforcing this rule? Also, they lease out some space to this company that does these really cool teambuilding, exercises and wall climbs and stuff. It's pretty cool. I wanted to do it but it was like $100 a person and I was like ouch! All in all, there is a beautiful view when you do reach the top and I don't mean the top on the bottom I mean all the way up to the top has the picture show you can see all the way to the beach on a clear day. It's gorgeous.

This is a clean, well-organized community park with seating areas to relax and picnic tables…read more When you're not relaxing, there's open space (and steps) for working out or for sports (including baseball), playgrounds for your kids or grandkids, and a nice dog park. I like just strolling around the park. Parking can be tough during peak hours, especially on weekends and during the summet.

Tiny pocket park at the end of a one way street in Culver West. Bordering on apocalyptic on a rainy…read moreday with how empty it was. Their little playground and community center is used though. Just looks run down. Nice playground that is. There's a track, tennis court, field, basketball court, tennis walls, and picnic tables. Pretty cool find actually. Guess it's popular when it's not raining but lucky me I came on a bad day.

This is a good family park. Great place for children and families. I like the track and field, and…read moretennis courts. I play tennis with my girl sometimes. She like this park too. I played a little basketball with some random strangers last time I was here. She made new friends playing tennis here. So, its not a bad park after all for the first time.

Came up here for a little 30m walk, and as always came away appreciative and satisfied. Wether you…read morechoose to walk, jog, or run the track, or stay up top on the green top (easier on the legs), you simply can't go wrong with the Fox Hills Park. With parts of the track and green top elevated a good 20 or so feet at varying parts, you can get a decent view of Hillside Cemetery as you approach Green Valley Circle and Buckingham. All in all, this is an easy win for those seeking to improve their health and cut down on stress

Fox Hills used to be one of my favorite parks to walk in and get a little exercise. Quiet paths,…read moregood breeze, folks minding their business -- it was my spot. But these days? I don't feel safe enough to go anymore. The last time I was there, I saw a few coyotes just strolling around like they paid rent. And I know some folks love to say, "Oh, they won't bother you..." but listen -- that might be true for them. Me? With my luck, one of those coyotes would get just hungry enough to look at me like I'm the lunch special. I'm all for nature, but when the wildlife starts acting like the HOA, it's time for me to stay home. I miss the old Fox Hills Park, but until those coyotes find somewhere else to hold their meetings, I'll be walking indoors.

A beautiful park in a secluded and safe neighborhood. Playa Vista Sports Park is located in Playa…read moreVista off of Bluff Creek Drive. Let's jump right into this review. The park offers a small soccer field with access to two goals. Hit or miss because the area is also used for teams pick-up games. Having access to the field is challening because you don't know when the field will be off limits. There is a kids play area close by and trails to work. Bathrooms available as well (single person). Park is clean and free street parking available - not a lot. If you want a space to play soccer or access to a kid play area in a safe and crowd less area, say less and head to Playa Vista Sports Park.

Brought my kids here to play one day. The park has a soccer field, a playground for the kids,…read morebasketball courts, clean bathrooms etc in a nice area. The children actually asked to come back.

This park is large with multiple different sections. What's a bummer is they charge for parking in…read morethe lot now when before it used to be free on week days. There is a walking bridge that connects to Kenneth hanh to stoneview, which has free parking. Their upper section has a disc golf course. The lower section has picnic tables and the lakes.

Beautiful park in the middle of the city.. I usually hike in so the new fees don't affect me but I…read morecan understand other people's frustrations. Glad that I got to experience Kenneth Hahn with my kids when it was free of charge.. Lots of great memories and birthday parties here..

I have only been once though so far this is one of my favorite hikes. It is doable for almost…read moreanyone in light of the road and path choices though provides a workout due the incline, especially at a rapid pace or jog. The street parking option at the base is free and conveniently near the start of the hike. The views at the top are rewarding. The paths are large enough for a group and provide opportunities for interesting conversation along the way. I came with my alumni association. It was an ideal venue for the event. I saw a center I did not have time to enter near the top. It looked inviting. The various detours leading to the top present opportunities to discover new outlook points if I return, which I'd enjoy doing. I also saw at least one if not more paid parking lots, as options. It is near some enjoyable restaurants for a meal, casual snack or beverage after. The hike provided exhilarating exercise I could do efficiently, as I took in the scenery, worked out, engaged in stimulating conversation, and met fellow alumni, after I had had most of my day to enjoy, then had most my evening free for dinner with other alumni.

Review for the Culver City Stairs - Great hike in LA that offers nice panoramic views of the…read moremountains and city. My friend and I hiked here on a Friday in the middle of the day. The sun was out but we enjoyed the exercise and the view. There is street parking offered at the bottom and once you go up the short dirt road you'll immediately see the stairs. From the bottom it can look quite steep but once you start going up you get used to the feel. The worst part is that the stairs are all uneven and some are pretty high (especially for kids/short adults like me), but overall the hike is pretty quick. For those in excellent physical shape, it probably only takes ~10 mins to get to the top. For those who might need to take more pauses, ~20 mins. As you walk up, there are a couple of areas you can pull over on the side and catch your breath on. Once you're at the top, there are a ton of great views and photo op spots. Heading down was a little confusing because we tried to avoid the stairs at first and use the dirt roads, however the path we picked didn't lead all the way back to the bottom so we just ended up taking the stairs for half of it.

Such a neat park & pretty big and filled with lots of activities for everyone even the dogs have…read moretheir own area to play. Their sand area is really neat with a huge whale right in the middle, love the ocean theme and extra little area that's filled with sand that the littles can play while being supervised. There is a swings area with a good amount of them so you don't have to wait for a turn and appreciated that. There are some swings that look like a chair really wish they had a strap for the little ones cause if you were to swing fast they can go forward and really get hurt so this one need to be supervised. The play structure has slides and tunnels and different musical items you can be creative like the drums, rain stick and even a flip the musical note and make a sound very neat. There are many open areas that you have to be careful if you have little ones but still fun. There is a huge area if you wanted to bring scooters or kids cars that they can ride around in a big circle. Love that they have bathrooms and a changing table they are a bit on the smelly side but in an emergency they are good. Very well kept and clean. Love that's it's gated that way littles don't go running off but over all this park is great for all age groups can't wait to be back.

Went here for a cloud convention! It was clean, gated, and had artificial turf! Would definitely…read morecome here again if I'm in the area. There are public restrooms on site and plenty of parking by the entrance and side streets. There are lots of cute gophers around the park so be careful not to trip or step on them!

Think we used to come to this park when I was a kid as well. Veterans Memorial Park is one of the…read morebest. Love the green grass and fields. Great spot for pets and families bringing their children. Safe and clean park. Not very far from the Culver City Police Department. So, this park stays safe and clean. City really spend lots of money in taking good care of it. I enjoy coming here all the way from Orange County.

This is a very nice park with ball fields, green space, playground equipment, picnic tables,…read morehandball courts, and restrooms. The Veterans Memorial Auditorium features multiple meeting spaces and a good sized hall -- there was a Gem Show there when we visited. There are EV charging stations in the parking lot. Street and off-street parking are also available.

Coombs Park is awesome. My girlfriend has family that live nearby. So we probably stop by here…read moreonce a month. Its a residential community park. Its still open to the public, as long as you keep it nice and maintained here. Lots of picnics and kids with family, friends and pets. I love it.

A very nice plot of grass in Culver City. I'd say they need more stuff but it wouldn't fit. There's…read morea park down the street for all that stuff. This is just grass. You're welcome for the info

This is one of those spots you kind of have to find. I was meeting someone there. It is really…read moreoff the beaten path. I would not call it a "hidden gem" because that phrase is overused, but it really does feel like having your own private park. When you are there, it almost feels like it is part of an HOA, with how quiet and well kept it is. There is security nearby, which adds to the sense of safety. It would be a great place for toddlers and younger kids. There is space for them to move around and play without feeling like you are in a crowded public park. They have a basketball court where you can play or shoot around, and there are picnic tables where you can sit, eat, or just hang out. I came here just looking for a place to sit down and relax for a little while. It turned out to be a perfect spot for that. You could come here to think, read, get a little workout in, or simply catch your breath in the middle of the day. The park is very clean, very nice, and has a calm, peaceful feel to it. For me, it is an easy 5 stars.

We've been coming here for a couple of years now and I LOVE this playground. I love that it's off…read morethe beaten path, rarely crowded, and feels so private. You can't even see the street or parking lot when you're inside the playground, and I love this sense of privacy and safety. It's completely fenced in, so I don't have to worry about my little one running off or fear cars, etc. It has everything you need - a large playscape area for bigger kids, a smaller playscape for babies/toddlers, some swings, a grassy patch to run around and kick a ball, shade and picnic tables for lunch, a sand pit for playing in, and benches for the parents to take a break! Clean bathrooms, patrolled by security, etc. it's a fav of mine!