I first visited La Mirada Creek Park some 25 plus years ago as a kid and it remained a fond memory…read more I began a cardio regimen now in my 30s and the nostalgia of this park has me back. The park is gorgeous, hidden in the quiet hills of La Mirada. It's a hot spot for locals and dog lovers. Super clean, everyone is respectful and kind which adds to the charm of this park and the pride of La Mirada. Perfect place to put in your ear buds and zone out for a few hours while getting your steps in.

Always suck a beautiful park for a walk, run or a stroll! I like how there is a bathroom just in…read morecase....

Once upon a time, a lovely Yelp park find. What a great place to stretch your legs! This is a well…read morecurated little park with a play area for the wee ones and a beauty of a water feature. My pup, Friday, found it a great time! The end.

Great Park Lots Of Memories There Really Good Times 90s And Early 2000s Many Family And Friends…read moreBeen Here The Water Fall And Pond Where Great Hopefully They Upgrade It For The Future!

The park is very small, but it's nice nonetheless. There's a playground here, which appears to be…read moregood for kids, but which I haven't yet tested. When I visited I saw a strangely leaning tree. Perhaps it was kicked over by an angry child. There are also some mysterious lampposts. The base and post look like your average lamppost, but the actual lamps appear to be advanced technology, perhaps leftover spacecraft parts.

Surrounded by lush trees and the sounds of children laughing. I walked through this brief little…read morepark, past the playground, and thought; "How Cute." The Leaning tree was very amusing though, and my imagination when wild wondering what happened to it. Was there a lively incident with a piñata? Was it a harsh wind? Did a tree hugger hug a little *too hard" one day? I guess there are some questions that will never be answered, but one thing is for sure. Descanso Park is a nice little spot to drop by if you live in the neighborhood.

I was in the area with my dog Vinny and decided to take him for a walk. The park is smaller than I…read moreexpected but well maintained, manicured, and clean. It was very quiet since it was a weekday and parking was conveniently located near the park entrance.

Neighborhood park for kids. I don't like that it's right up against the train tracks (there's a low…read morefence separating the park & the tracks) I could definitely see this being a park where homeless people relax at bc it's quiet, shaded and next to the tracks with a gate that opens to access the park... I wouldn't come back here again. Wednesday's they cut the grass fyi, if you have allergies like me.

Kennedy park use to be bum/hoodlum central 24/7 and although they never bothered it was still a…read morelittle uncomfortable to be here. Play area was worn down then one day it was empty no more playground. With donations and volunteers they really turned this park around. I'm happy to come here and see how nice it looks. The kids love the new playground. Some wanderers are still hanging behind the bushes. They try to not interfere.. I've never had a problem. Enjoy!

This nice little park has so much potential. The new playground is awesome. The kids stage is…read moreGENIUS..... But when I went to scope out the area for a birthday party we considered having here we noticed the bathrooms were closed and there were three homeless people laying around the park. (Which is a very small park to begin with) I called the city of whittier and spoke to a lady in the parks and rec division, after I told her my plans she said the bathrooms are not open on a consistent basis, and that it depends on the amount of vandalism and homeless situation that is happening. She pretty much said there is nothing she can do. She was pretty rude. I would suggest that if you invest a lot of money in redoing the park and giving it a facelift, then At least try to fix the issues happening that are deterring community members from enjoying the facility.

Las Lomas Park doesn't look like much from the street. There's a parking lot, restrooms, a…read moreplayground, some picnic tables, and some workout stations. But looks can be deceiving, because while the park takes up just a tiny bit of Euclid Street, it extends far into the neighborhood, so it's many times as long as it is wide. The park is just north of Las Lomas Elementary School's field, and there's a (locked) gate from school property right into the park. In fact, many of the houses whose backyards abut the park have gates leading to the park, so living nearby might have its privileges. I came on a mission at night. My main goal was to find an open, safe bathroom to use, because I get tired of trying to sneak into fast-food place's bathrooms sometimes when I'm out on the go and absolutely need to go. The bathroom is the lowlight of the park. It's dirty, dilapidated, and gross. I thought I was going to need to use my phone's flashlight, but there are motion-activated lights in both restrooms, which is good, I guess. I kept thinking someone would emerge from the women's room as I walked past it, because those lights kept coming on, but no one was around. There's also a Little Free Library that I didn't have time to check out properly. The dirt walking path really is the star of the show, not because it's some wonderful thing but because it's just so unexpected. One lap is one-quarter of a mile, but keep in mind that the oval path isn't technically a loop, because the end and beginning are separated by some sidewalk, so if you walk four laps, you're actually walking a little bit more than a mile, since the gap between end and beginning isn't included in the quarter-mile measurement. There are two separate workout stations, but they're really close to each other, as are most of the picnic tables. There are also two grills. The western end of the park comprises the majority of the walking path and a bonus, hidden entrance from Durham Street, although I don't know whether this is a real entrance or forces one to trespass on private property between homes. There are signs facing that "entrance," so I assume the entire path from the street is a legitimate way to enter the park. I spent about forty-five minutes here on a Wednesday night. There were a couple of cars in the parking lot when I arrived, but they soon left. This could be a very shady park if it were in a worse neighborhood, but I think it's fine. But don't take my word for it--everything spooks me, so I've learned to ignore my own internal warning bells, because they're always crying wolf. I love random parks like this. How have I never noticed it before? Its low rating comes mainly from its awful bathrooms.

Family friendly park with two play sets and several adult exercise stations. Theres a small dirt…read moretrack around the park... maybe 400m AND a skate park next door. Kids really enjoyed riding their bicycles on the track and I enjoyed sitting down lol great visibility across the park means sit anywhere and you can still see your kids. Activities: about 9 different adult exercise stations. Two playgrounds. One for older kids maybe 6-10 and another for younger kids maybe 3-6. There's also some bbq grilling stations with big tables for 8-10 people and nice shading. Parking: about 12 spots so it cant get too crowded Location: on euclid, north of imperial.

Nice, open park but the snack bar sells expired food & is unnecessarily rude. A smile wouldn't hurt…read more:)

Unless you have money, you cannot play here and that is the bottom line. This place is more…read moreconcerned with making money than allowing the public to use. It's not open to the public and only available to organizations that have money. That is very sad and the average kid has to struggle to get a dirt field.

A lot of fun games for kids to play on my daughter had fun…read moreWood pricks but didn't mind better then sand! Fun fun fun Parking on street behind school a little hidden but nice park

So this park doesn't have all the bells and whistles like major parks do; but, it gets the job…read moredone. There is plenty of grass for activities. There is plenty of shade for people like myself who love to read on the grass. I never see large crowds here possibly because the area is pretty well off so I have a feeling people here don't bother stopping by. Unlike some of the parks around, this one is super clean and nothing is ever broken. Major props to parks and recreation for keeping this place tidy.