Carson Park is always clean for the Children to ply in it is a safe place for your children to have…read morefun and enjoy themselves with the equipment in the park the children will have fun playing on the slide the bars and building sand castles with the sand. They can bring their buckets they shambles and you can also have a family picnic in the park. Enjoy yourself with family and friends. This Friday Wilder Circle Group will be at Carson Park for a Group Activity: Salad, and a cup Leadership is Glenda Sutts We will Have Games to Play come out and have and have some fun and enjoy your Self and socialize with one another with someone you don't know get acquainted with other races and have some fun eat drink and have some fun. We are going to have a good time on Friday, July 25 at Carson Park in the City Of Carson with Glenda. Just come out and let's have a good time, I will be there and other members oh why Circle Carson Park is for everyone bring your family bring your friends. Tell others Carson Park is a clean park. It's

Super great park filled with lots of kids ! Plus has a small water park for the kids nice play…read morepark for the small children's and for the older kids aswell !!

This is a basketball gym hidden in a commercial area, and also near some residential areas. It's…read morevery close to where the new LA Chargers play. It's not big, basically one big court. But the ventilation was good when I was last there, and they have benches for the teams! Yay! I think there are a few chairs and benches for spectators to sit. There's 1 bathroom for each gender. That's about it.

The facility is clean and the owner was very informative and helpful. The Bluetooth stereo system…read morewas also an awesome addition.There are however, 2 main drawbacks with this facility. 1. The photos on Google are VERY deceiving. The court is NOT made out of hardwood floors, but instead multiple small tiles that had little air pockets in them. This set-up removed a lot of the bounce from our basketballs and it made dribbling more difficult. 2. The indoor court is incredibly small and the electric box units made it very dangerous for my party to play all out, competitive 5 on 5 basketball. There was even one instance where my friend actually rolled his ankle because of this layout. Overall the experience was fun, but I probably would not do it again because of the 2 issues listed above. I think the court needs to be renovated/expanded for me to consider this place again-especially for the $50/hour asking price.

Dope facility with a ton of courts, great lighting, high ceilings and great hoops/quality nets…read more Definitely want to come back here to put up some shots and maybe play on a rec team!

We came here for a tournament and I have no complaints because my kid's team isn't fancy so we…read moredon't have to pay to enter the facility. The staff was nice and the bathrooms were not filthy. I've played here before and it's a nice location that isn't all the way in the South Bay.

0 stars if that were an option!!!!!…read more Shoot 360 Torrance completely ruined my friend's children's 15th birthday celebration (twins!) on 1/31, and the way they handled it was beyond unacceptable. The manager, Andreas Forslund, explicitly told my friend that although the original party slot was 2-4 PM, we could stay until 6 PM because there were no other events scheduled. Based on that assurance, food was ordered, guests were invited, and families planned their afternoon around that timeframe. At 4:20 PM, a man who had booked the venue for 4:30 PM approached our party raising his voice, aggressively demanding that we leave. This happened in front of guests and children. Shockingly, Shoot 360 staff did absolutely nothing to intervene or de-escalate the situation. They allowed this man to continue yelling at our group. We were then forced to pack up immediately!!Guests were sent home without eating, and the cake wasn't even cut. The families literally left hungry. The celebration was abruptly ended with zero notice, despite what the manager had promised. Only after the damage was done did Andreas Forslund state that the general manager rented out the space without his knowledge. That internal miscommunication is not the customer's responsibility! Yet we were the ones who paid the price. To make matters worse, my friend was not reimbursed despite them completely ruining an important milestone birthday. This was an embarrassing, chaotic, and heartbreaking way to conduct business. Poor communication, no accountability, no customer care, and no respect for families or children. Do not book parties here. If something goes wrong, they will not protect your event or take responsibility.

I had a very disappointing experience at Shoot 360. My friend's twins were celebrating their 15th…read morebirthday, which is a huge milestone, and the service we received completely ruined the day. The facility overbooked and, because of their mistake, our party was kicked out before we could even cut the cake or eat. To make matters worse, when another family arrived, the man from the incoming party yelled at us to leave because "his party was starting." Staff did nothing to stop this behavior, which felt extremely disrespectful and unprofessional. The situation felt discriminatory and unfair, especially since we were treated as if our celebration didn't matter at all. Management, including Andreas Forslund, was informed of what happened, yet no action was taken--no apology, no reimbursement, and no credit offered. This was supposed to be a joyful, memorable day for the twins, and instead it turned into a stressful and humiliating experience. Based on how poorly this situation was handled, I do not recommend this place to anyone planning an event or expecting respectful customer service.

I love this park it's my go to park when I used to live in the area. The neighborhood is very…read morefriendly and has a homey feeling to it:) the park is always clean and it's definitely kid friendly. I usually bring my niece and she loves it.

It's big and has some old trees. It also has a nice play structure, benches, trash cans, and a good…read morebarbecue area. I liked itnI would come back.

I went to my friend's son's heavenly 30th birthday at Victoria Park. He would have turned 30 this…read moreyear. The park was nice and big. Plenty of parking and the restrooms were clean, and filled with soap and paper towels. I saw a tennis court, a basketball court, a pool, a baseball field, etc. Plenty of space for large family gatherings or events. You can have a private section with tables away from others, which is very cool. Unfortunately, the seating tables were dirty and needed to be cleaned. Other than that, The grass was nicely cut and trimmed. Great place to work out, have events, or walk your dog.

Always well maintained. Only problem is the pool closure after the summer programs. It's not funded…read moreto function all year round. They ha s a full size pool. It will be perfect if the city will give it some funding. This park has a basketball, baseball, walking track, playground, and bike track. 3-27-2020

UPDATE 1: Review #10 2026-024…read more Since my decade old review, Charles H. Wilson Park is due for an update. Major Changes: 2005: Annenberg Tree House 2009: Fitness Zone 2012: Turf Training Facility 2018: Children's Playground & Splash Pad 2024: Community Sports Complex's Roller Rink 2025: Tennis Courts LED Lighting Current Project: It was announced in 01/2025 that 8 new dedicated, lighted, & ADA-accessible pickleball courts will be built near (north) the existing courts. Early 2026 completion expected. Amenities: * Amphitheater * Basketball Courts * Batting Cages * Electric Car Charging Stations (PlugShare) * Farmer's Market (Tuesdays & Saturdays) * Fitness Course 0.91-mi. * Fitness Zone * Futsal * Horseshoe Courts * Indoor Sports Center * Live Steamer Trains (1st Sunday, 3rd Saturday) * Paddle Tennis/Pickleball Courts * Picnic & BBQ Areas (bouncer accessible with permit) * Playground * Restrooms * Roller Hockey Rink * Sand Volleyball Court * Softball Diamonds * Splash Pad * Sports Center * Tennis Courts * Tree House Donated by The Annenberg Foundation, the 2.5K sq. ft. Tree House was designed by Treehouse Guys, LLC & is the 1st universally-accessible tree house in a CA public space. The "fresh air gym" includes kinetic exercise machines, intuitive adjustable resistance machines, & calisthenics station for body weight exercises. I love this outdoor gym but the OCD in me has issues with not spraying down (sanitizing) equipment after use which is common for indoor gyms & it gets really dusty/dirty particularly after raining. Batting cage operator Tyler Sports, Inc. helped turn the defunct skatepark into a 10K sq. ft. artificial training facility for futsal & baseball/softball fielding; there's 2 netted pitching tunnels & 2 turf sports fields. This helped minimize non-rule abiding soccer players from practicing on the tennis & pickleball courts, & damaging the nets. Futsal is a fast-paced, scaled down version of outdoor soccer. The children's playground was part of a citywide initiative to modernize aging play structures & swing to meet current safety standards. I love the intricate "Spherical Spider Web" rope-based climbing structure! There's a smaller rock climbing wall for the younger set or kids who prefer to be closer to the ground. The only iffy equipment is the Stand-Up Seesaw; I've seen some kids accidentally falling or intentionally crawling underneath the seesaw while in motion. Yikes! That same year a splash pad was added to replace the defunct pond (which I miss dearly... I loved our local ducks!), turning the community's eyesore into a spot to cool off during spring & summer, using recirculating water system to conserve water (yeah, that means don't drink the water!). L.A. Galaxy & TUDN partnered to refurbish the rink's floor surface with Sports Court Defense tiles that are designed to be a safer, shock-absorbing surface, & better support sports: roller hockey, roller derby, pickleball (6 courts), futsal (3 courts), etc. LED lighting was added to the tennis courts for reduced operating costs, improved visibility (that would be me for my old fart eyes), & energy efficiency. I officially tried pickleball for the 1st time this year at YEE Badge Day at PowerPlay Pickleball (refer to Review #953), & I'm hooked! So I am especially excited for these new lighted courts... woot, woot!! The farmer's market has grown so much that they expanded to the small lot west of the softball field nearest to Crenshaw Blvd.; most of the food vendors are located there in addition to the ones near Dee Hardison Sports Center. I met Mel while taking a pic of the horseshoe courts; he's registered with the City to maintain the courts & was doing some upkeep when he spotted me. Mel's so thoughtful & generous with his time... I learned Ted Allen horseshoes are the best (unique finger grips for consistent throws, expertly designed for balance), about the Flip or Turn style (he prefers turn) throws, differences between kid & adult horseshoes, court clay, etc. Ted broke many records to his 10 world championships as well as holding them, including 72 consecutive ringers -- wowza! He even demoed a couple of pitches for pics & hit 2 ringers... what a surprising moment for writing this update! Charles H. Wilson Park is a 44-acre family-friendly, recreational hub that truly has a l'il something for everyone!

It's a huge space and there are lots to do for everyone here. The playground can use some…read moremaintenance. There was a caution tape around one area that kids were still climbing all over. And the seesaw was extremely rickety. The tree house area is cool. There's an amphitheater style area, plenty of grassy area, and a loop you can exercise on that's roughly short of a mile long.

I had zero reasons to come through, but there was a blood drive scheduled. It was convenient, and I…read morewas due, so I signed up for it. And if it weren't for that, I wouldn't have known this place existed! It's incredibly clean. They have digital scoreboards and retractable bleachers. It's a good place to hold league games! I have friends who are members of basketball leagues and are always on the hunt for places to play. Definitely recommending this place for their next run! Blood drive went smoothly. Scored a shirt for it! I hope they schedule more in the future!

Great place to play ball and have tournament for kids and adults. But so good for the kids cause…read morethey can have 2/3 courts going. It wasn't hot so the air condition was running. The women's bathroom was ok. Little bit dirty. Parking is across the street and also on the same side as the gym.

Wishing tree park is absolutely beautiful thanks to the people at DAAC that worked so hard to make…read morethis park possible.

Love this park. Still so new and clean. Found out they also have senior classes here!read more

First time here, overall we had a great experience. Was surprised to see several lifeguards on duty…read moreand all very attentive. One in particular was very loud and reprimanding people constantly but for safety reasons it is better to have that than one who is inattentive especially when there were so many young children. I do wish the website would specify that this is not free and there is a fee per person. I showed up already a little late and no cash on me. I had to go home with my kids complaining to get cash and would have appreciated seeing this information online when I learned about this pool and looked up the time/days this was available. Nowhere on the site does it say there is a fee and it must be cash. $2 per person - adult and children. I also wish the swim times were longer, perhaps an even two hours? Right now it is 1:15-2:45 - 1.5 hrs but hey, I'm glad to have something like this open, affordable and available for my small kiddos. The 2 1/2 ft area with splash pads is great for the smaller ones!

I recently had my engagement party here. I rented the whole pool area out and was able to bring as…read moremany as 150 guests. This was a great facility because it's really kid-friendly and it had a lot of space for them to rome. All of the staff and lifeguards are super friendly and helpful. Once we were allowed and we were able to use both locker rooms fully. They allowed us to play music also. But the only thing that I ask is that you do not bring food or drink into the pool area. All my guests love the entertainment. They were telling us throughout the party how much they enjoyed the pool party, and even inquired about throwing or have any event there as well. I grew up in Carson from a young little girl. So it's super cool to have so many available parks around. To have an event or small party like this. To be able to plan and book an event as such. You have to go through City Hall's permits office and booked earlier in the year!