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    Memorial Park

    3.5 (27 reviews)
    Open 6:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Carl N.

    Pasadena Memorial Park is a small historic park that features memorials, playground and a free public pavilion concert. Its lawn is well maintained. There were some homeless folks hanging around the park, thus, not sure if it's a good park to bring kids. Plenty of street parking. Overall, it's a well maintained park.

    Places to sit and enjoy a picnic
    G A.

    Restrooms here, playground, eating area, dog friendly, lots of cute spots to take pictures and just sit.

    Cher Â.

    I stumbled upon this park while passing time away in Pasadena. It's a nice park with a pavilion for concerts http://www.levittpavilionpasadena.org . They have a Vietnam Veterans Memorial, a playground and some workout equipment too. (see photos) As I was walking through the park I kept hearing strange birds and I looked up and noticed there were many green parrots. I asked the gentleman that works there about them and he said that there is a huge flock of them that hang out in the trees in the park. I guess a pet got loose and multiplied.

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    Carl R.

    Great little park, very green, cozy with lots of benches, trees, children playground and it's in the heart of the city. Came here to walk with my dog, stand for couple of minutes watching the play, which is also performed here on Saturday. Lovely place.

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    William C.

    This park would be absolutely perfect if it wasn't filled with homeless people. I know, it sounds selfish, harsh, and heartless, and I'm not saying to corral them all and herd them elsewhere. I understand that it is what it is, and this is simply my observation of the venue. There are sculptures and other artwork placed throughout the walkways of the park (with one or two of the homeless planted there like they were museum curators about to explain the intricacies of the abstract collection), as well as a small and delicate structure that boasts to have one of the oldest public libraries (with warning signs of crumbling debris and everything). There's a large amphitheater in the middle of the park, where I assume concerts and other performances would take place. Despite the occasional piece of litter, the large structure looks to have been well-maintained, so I assume it's still being used here and there. There's even a playground for children with mulch instead of sand or rubber tiles (that's how you know it's Pasadena). However, due to the hot weather, or the large population of the homeless, they were understandably unoccupied at the time I walked by. If you're careful and mind your surroundings though, this is a great little spot to spend an afternoon, or to enjoy a short walk.

    Marcus C.

    My fiancee and I came here to walk off our Valentine's Day meal. The park is not too big. Looks like it might be good for a little picnic on the grass area. Lots of outdated exercise equipment all around. The downside is that there are a lot of homeless people and they're pretty suspect. They were all over the Levitt Pavilion and a group of guys kept on staring at my fiancee. She felt pretty uncomfortable so we left shortly afterwards. The pavilion looks like it might be good for a little concert but we wouldn't go back nor would we be so adventurous as to wander around here at night.

    Tammy G.

    A lovely little park located in the perfect spot to rest or picnic while shopping in Old Town. The last remnant of the old library sits on the edge of the pak paying homage to days past. It is a lovely little structure for a photograph. My daughter and I picked out some delicious food around the corner at the Farmers Market and had lunch in the quiet, scenic little park.

    Erika E.

    My son and I ended up at this park because we were checking out the gold line extension and needed a play break. The convenience to the train is amazing. This park is a busy, sprawling, urban, green oasis. The equipment all needs an update, but it's a well loved park, so to be expected. Parents should stay on alert and be aware of your surroundings. Hopefully the city gets a grant and can give this park some TLC!!

    Play structure is great for climbers.

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    Beautiful park on a beautiful sunny day. Nicely laid out with various sections to relax or play in.

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    I am only reviewing the playground area because we stopped by after our day at Kidspace Museum…read more Parents just be forewarned that your child will see this playground on the way into the museum and will want to play there afterwards. The park itself looks huge and there is so much open space The playground is super fun. There is a younger kid area and an older child area. Both have monkey bars which, of course, is my LO's favorite. There's slides, swings, and a bunch of ladders and balance apparatuses. It's a great park and I'm sure all the Pasadena families come here often. I know I would if I lived here

    2026 Ronald McDonald Walk for Kids was held at Brookside Park in April. What an amazing non-profit…read moreorganization to help provide "life-changing support to families with critically ill children through seven Ronald McDonald Houses, three Family Rooms, and Camp Ronald McDonald for Good Times." I was grateful to have participated in the event this year. I look forward to be a returning participant in the future. It was my first time visiting Brookside Park. It is Pasadena's largest fully maintained park located south of the Rose Bowl Stadium. It is indeed a beautiful park. Huge parking lot available off Arroyo Boulevard. There is a baseball stadium, football and soccer fields, tennis courts, swimming pool facilities, many picnic tables, good size children's playground area, restrooms, drinking fountains, etc. Barbecue pits are available in most picnic areas. I would love to return to this park on my own personal time and enjoy its amenities. If you're in the Pasadena area and need a place to walk, rest, hang out, have lunch, or play, Brookside Park may be the place for you.

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    Parking: Lots of street parking is available…read more Includes: Open field with trees surrounding the edges. There was a small area for some type of outdoor sports, punch ball boards, basketball court and playground and benches. This park was actively used by families, kids, people walking their dogs, and even a personal trainer. Despite the heavy usage, the park seemed to be large enough to accommodate everyone without feeling crowded. Would definitely come back to this park again. It is a great spot to people watch, do some dog training and even some ball time with my dog on a long line. The park is open to the streets and not fenced so would not recommend letting your dog offleash to run.

    My walk through scenic park when I visit my high desert bestie Art and his partner Josh, who have a…read moregreat home a few streets over. We go for great walks in the neighborhood, usually with a set destination or a touch of Pokemon Go adventuring. Loads of shade, benches, sidewalk pathways and places to picnic. It's very local as well as family friendly, pet friendly and jungle gym kid oriented. They have some great courts for a few sports - basketball, handball, volleyball, pickleball, and a small softball area. With nearly 5 acres of greenery in four directions you'll enjoy this hidden gem park (typically clean all over including restrooms - where you'll find drinking fountains closeby). Parking is easy in a mostly super mellow residential area, however there isn't a physical lot like you'd see at large parks. Take your pick of Mountain Street, Mar Vista Avenue, Wilson Avenue or Bell Street (the four that encompass it). One of the parks in the city of Pasadena, Los Angeles you'll see with Community Composting (Hubs), tons of trash cans and continuous beautification.

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