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    Rainbow Lagoon Park

    3.9 (14 reviews)

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    Laura M.

    Came here for the West Coast Taco & Beer Festival. The park was well organized and the different type of beers were good to try but I came across some that were very yummy and kept going back. They also had WWE Fights.

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    Donna B.

    Found this event on Eventbrite. Parking in the neighboring structure was $15 for the day. Outdoor Juneteenth Celebration at Rainbow Lagoon Park. Booths set up with vendors and food trucks. They had performers and a VIP section set up with tables and chairs directly in front of stage. You were able to bring chairs to sit out and enjoy the performances as well.

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    Mark Q.

    Really great date activity! Get a lil work out and fresh air plus the view is very nice. Went with my girlfriend and she loved it! I hear it very romantic at night so I must return to see if that's true...

    Junior D.

    This location rainbow Lagoon located in Long Beach at the end of the 710 freeway this place throws a lot of events so it's kind always good place to go by and check it out right here. You can always see a different kind a Vance they had a crawfish event, Puerto Rican Fast event what kind of stuff But it's at the rainbow lagoon right here by Pine Street you'll see it. You could also rent little swans he could ride on this one you can rent this one has a bypass walk path. It's pretty nice pretty good view. It's quite serene something to chill try by the Long Beach Convention Center, it's on the southside a Long Beach Convention Center, right across the street from Shoreline Village. Check them out.

    R A.

    These swans were honestly meh. Children (17 years and younger) are $6 while adults are $11. The water smelled bad & the steering device was hard to use. There was little shading on the swan so the sun was practically always beaming on you. Scenery wasn't good either only a Building, The park, a small bridge you CANT GO UNDER. + This place is overcrowded. * RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED*

    Maruko X.

    The park is located north of Shoreline Drive, between Shoreline Village Drive and Linden Avenue, this park is the remnant of Rainbow Lagoon by Auditorium Park before the lagoon was filled for the Long Beach Arena. It is designed in a traditional Japanese style with two connected islands and surrounding park with high arched rainbow bridges. The area is turf, with accenting trees. Rainbow Lagoon is filled with seawater, however the water was dirty with trash floating on the surface.

    Irms R.

    Cool park, staff friendly when there are events, theres porta potties(idk if clean or not, I've never been in one), parking limited and expensive.

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    Shoreline Park - Pierpoint landing

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    4.6(89 reviews)
    0.3 mi

    A nice sunny afternoon at the park calls for a little picnic. The old days are completely different…read moreat this park. Decades later, it's a whole new place. Still nice but with a major upgrade. It's part of the aquarium of the pacific just along the harbor. There's a parking lot that's part of it but the payment situations was a bit of a mess. Paying with credit card on the machine was a hit or miss. Which i also found out from someone else there. It's probably easy just to do it from your phone. It's a decent size parking lot but there's also parking at the structure just next to the aquarium. It's a cute rolling hill park that looks out to both the queen mary, shoreline village and the harbor. Depending on what side you are. It's a cute little walk around with the lighthouse on top. There's benches scattered throughout the park for seating. There's even a little beach like path along the harbor. Regardless which side you are, the view is quite beautiful. There's also fishing that you could do on the pier. You'll see people about and about walking, picnicking, walking with their dogs or a stroll. Long Beach has its hidden gems and this place was one of them.

    I enjoy strolling through Shoreline Park each time I come to downtown Long Beach…read more It is a peaceful spot, passed the Aquarium, unique for the area. Quieter, green grass (it'd be nice to bring a book here) away from the hustle and bustle. And the views are hard to beat, the Lighthouse, the shore with boats and Queen Mary in the near distance. Bring a snack, a drink, take a nice break here, a cool walk to explore the Shoreline Park. Always enjoyable!

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    Drake Park - Artwork by the tennis courts

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    4.1(22 reviews)
    1.2 mi

    A quiet park, that can quite noisy when soccer is being played. On a football sunday, there was no…read moresoccer so my daughter and I took a leisurely walk around the park, following a Pokemon route that somebody had established (no worries if you have no idea what I'm talking about...somebody who plays Pokemon Go would understand). There are two tennis courts here, with lights allowing for nighttime play. There is also a small skate park. Alas, neither were being used...in fact, there were hardly any children around, even on a beautiful sunny Sunday afternoon.

    My daughter had a soccer game here on a Sunday morning, Sept 2022. While the soccer pitch is…read morelocated "across the street" Drake Park, we could not seem to find access to the lower field from Loma Vista, and made a left on Chester and another left in DeForest to access the small lot for the "Drake/Chavez Greenbelt Park." Assuming this is all part of the Drake Park proper, but it took a little intuition to find the entrance for our first visit. And still, the parking lot is small, filled with litter, human waste, and lots of broken auto glass... And it's about a 200 yard walk to the entrance of the artificial turf soccer field. Much of the human detritus in the parking lot is likely attributed to the considerable homeless population that is evident in the immediate area: dozens of people were camped out just across the street, in the dirt lot area adjacent to the river channel. That same dirt lot is variably covered with piles of demolition construction materials haphazardly dumped by who knows who? In pure defiance of posted signs prohibiting dumping. Other "unhoused Angelinos" seem to be wandering about the park, utilizing senses beyond my standard five (sight, smell, taste, hearing, and feeling) to experience things I can only imagine.... and a couple had set up camp in the park's landscaping adjacent to the walking path. Not so much unsafe as much as unsanitary This part of the park features what appears to be some kind of community garden - - locked and secured behind 10 foot chain-link fences. there is a public park restroom with only 2 of the 8 single seater stalls unlocked, and both are horrific inside. Some beautiful wall murals are marred by tagging. Much of the park here is adjacent to industrial yards, and most of the bordering landscape is littered with garbage. The soccer field is actually quite beautiful: artificial turf field with a perimeter fence. I laughed a little bit at the idea that this was a "green belt" and the soccer field was artificial turf... But there is certainly some actual real grass field in this park, and some California native plants along the periphery. So I guess that counts in the midst of This residential-industrial interface. The air was pretty heavy with the smell of oil refinery and low tide from the nearby river channel, which was probably a bigger deal to the soccer players than it was to me as a spectator. A generous three stars for the really nice soccer field and the fact that my truck windows weren't added to the considerable collection of broken auto window glass on the ground in the parking lot. My only other Long Beach Park frame of reference is Bluff Park, so I can confidently say this is nicer.... relative, though, that comparison is...

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    Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden

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    4.4(403 reviews)
    4.3 mi

    The Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden is a beautiful spot if you are looking for a peaceful walk…read moresurrounded by Japanese foliage and well-maintained landscaping. The garden features a large pond filled with koi, including around 30 big koi and what looks like hundreds of smaller ones they are raising. It is a relaxing place to watch the fish swim by and enjoy the scenery. One of the best parts is that visiting is free, but you do need to make a reservation ahead of time. They allow up to six people per reservation, and they typically do not take walk-ins, so plan ahead before coming. The garden itself is on the smaller side, and the walking path takes about 15 minutes at a casual pace. Still, there are plenty of places to sit and enjoy the surroundings. You will find charming bridges, small waterfalls, lily pads throughout the pond, and even a little Zen garden area. Even though it is compact, the peaceful atmosphere and the well-kept grounds make it a great visit. I highly recommend stopping by if you are in the area and want a quiet, refreshing escape.

    Beautiful, yes. Quiet, yes. But the staffs really do make people uncomfortable. As if they're the…read morestrict parents or mall cops, telling you to move, to not stand there too long, no picture setup, don't stop for more than 30s, don't talk too loud The garden is the size of a small practice soccer field and there are at least 10 staffs

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