Other than folks mistakenly referring to it as 'Finkbinder', we love our local G-town park…read more I think the additional 'd' might come from an old 50's themed restaurant in the Village called Fender Benders (sp?), which closed many years ago - and folks confusing the two. But, that said, only old Glendorans would be making that mistake and yet I hear folks of all ages add the 'd'. The park has lots of amenities we've used since our kids were born and even before... - summer concerts and movies in the park - birthday or event areas (Scouting) - playground - tennis court (other side taken by pickleball :( - skate park - sports fields - horseshoes - volleyball - community center And more. We love walking through the park on the way to the Village. If you haven't been, worth checking out pretty much any day of the week. So many fond memories created at Finkbiner. Even Pokémon Go events, haha.

When I move, you move (Just like that)…read moreWhen I move, you move (Just like that) Hell yeah, hey DJ brin' that back... You can move all around this park. 5/5 Amenities From pickleball, to the playground or doing Ollie's on the skate park. There are a lot of activities you can do at this location. There are courts for pickleball or tennis, fields for baseball or soccer, picnic tables all over for you to take a load off or paved walkways for you to get your steps in. 5/5 Trees Nothing beats having large trees to give you shade on sunny days. Rainy days are a different story. 5/5 Parking Parking all around the park. You can even park right next to the kids playground. Overall solid park to fit whatsoever your heart desires. So be sure to move and Psalm 119:89, God bless

I'm a photographer and took my client to take her maternity pics here and it was absolutely…read morestunning. My Instagram is CarliToctsPhotography if you want to see my work

Beautiful hike.. I love the sound of the streams While…read morewalking in nature. Peaceful and not too challenging.

If you're ever traveling back and forth between Los Angeles and the Inland Empire/San Bernardino…read morearea with kids and are in need of a place to let them run around for a little bit to break up the drive, Gladstone Park is your spot. About halfway between the two metros and located closely to the freeway, this park includes two large play areas for children, basketball courts, a handball court, a walking path, some picnic areas, and restrooms. The kids love it, I love being able to walk around for a little bit. Parking lot always seems to have space in it. Great park.

Lovely park that encompasses two sections. There's 2 playgrounds, a basketball court, handball…read morecourt, and some benches. There are restrooms that appeared relatively clean, but smelled horrible/reeked of urine. Google maps took me to the neighborhood entrance which does not have much parking. You are better off parking on the Main Street/Gladstone. Overall, great for kids as there is newer equipment and a variety of things to play with (musical instruments and giant rocker)

I live fairly close to this park but only recently visited for my niece's softball game. While we…read morewere there, I took the little one for a walk around to explore. The fields are in great shape, and the playground was both clean and well-kept -- always a good sign. The snack bar was open during our visit, which was a definite bonus! Overall, a well-maintained and family-friendly spot.

I normally go to the park in west co, but now this my go to after leaving Costco with the fam…read more There is lots of shade to have picnic, plenty of space for the kids to run wild. Enough swings for everyone and picnic tables. It's also very quiet with very very minimal people which I love that. They also have a baseball field so anyone to go on. I gave this a 4 stars because no park is perfect but they are still enough for you to have alittle imagination and feel free

This review is for Horsethief Canyon hiking trail, not the park itself…read more The trail is fairly short 1.3 miles but quite steep. I would say it's steep pretty much all the way but at the top you get an incredible city view. I guess in order to get high up in shuch a short mileage it would need to be a steep trail. It's fairly dry but saw some unique wild flowers. Went on a Sunday morning and only saw one other person so nice little hike and quite safe for social distancing COVID safety wise.

Helped my girlfriend out with family photos here. This park…read moreis really nice. It's a smaller park and it doesn't have a lot of parking. There's a lot of shade, a small playground, and restrooms. This is a horse trail park and known as a photo place. I've come here a few times to take photos. It truly is beautiful. It's not the greatest party for large events just because of the limited parking. Bu, if you're looking for somewhere to take a nice walk, this is your park.

Very beautiful place. Just an hour's drive from La Crescenta, much closer than Big Bear…read more There's still snow there, the road is clear, and along the way, there's a mountain stream and a reservoir where you can stop. Download a map in advance, as there's no signal there. There's a small lake where you can take a walk, and a forest with a cozy family café where you can grab a snack.

We went 2/22, a hidden winter gem. The scenery was absolutely stunning with snow, pine trees, and…read moreclear water. It's quiet, clean, and perfect for hiking or just enjoying the view. Make sure to wear proper shoes because the snow can be slippery

They had a spring fair this past weekend, and it was so cute!!! Small, but there were different…read moretypes of vendors and it was a very family friendly event. We were able to walk around and explore the other parts of the park, and they had a store in one of the barn houses. It was so cute and I will want to come back for the other types of events they have here.

The gazebo was great and it had beautiful places to take pictures. There was closed areas and I…read morecouldn't find the restroom.

Opened on March 21st as posted. Regulars only and every pup had a great time. Fresh paint and…read moregrass too! Bring your pup and please clean up after them. It is the law and prevents others from bringing it home. Only spayed and nuetered pups are allowed to prevent aggression.

Nice secluded park in the foothills of San Dimas. Great place to hike and take your dogs. There is…read morealso a small outdoor shelter to view rescued wildlife like owls, hawks, native species from the area.

The best thing about this playground is that it's surrounded by mature maple trees and pine trees…read more This is really a great place to take your kids during the hot summer months of July and August. Most parks don't have enough shading which cause the slides to be super hot. This playground is covered with recycled tires which makes the play area cleaner than sand or wood chips. Also it's far away from the street so that your kids will not accidentally run away and potential get hurt. The volleyball court is covered with sand which makes the playing the game fun. There is ample picnic benches, trash cans and even BBQ grills. It appears you will need to make reservations to use the grill space. I only see a portable restroom so not sure about using that. Lastly, it's adjacent to an elementary school so I am sure it's busy before and after school. So probably beat time is after 4pm or on weekends.

I came looking for a park for my kids to play and found this hidden gem tucked adjacent to South…read moreHills. This park hugs the edges of the hill and faces the Dalton wash. It's pretty calm, quiet and serene due to the low traffic which is at end of a cul da sac. The park has a few hiking trails trail called the Dalton Wash Trail and the Toyon trail which are simple, but at the same time fun. The playground looks pretty new and in good condition. I love how it's covered with rubber materials as cushion as opposed to sand and wood chips. It's cleaner on the kids and safer if they fall. The dog park is also in good condition with shading, seating and a small obstacle course it (sections separated for small and large dogs).There is also lots of natural shading due to the large trees with picnic benches. Additionally, there are also a restrooms on site with a water fountain. Everything about the park is great because it has everything you need within a small space.

After the wettest winter in LA county in my life, South Hills Park is now (3/20/2017) tremendously…read moregreen! It went from looking like the Sahara to looking like Scotland. There are lots of deviating paths, but you don't get lost here as most side paths are just viewpoints that end rather quickly. I went here with my mountain bike starting from the eastern side of High Country Drive entrance (taking Hunters Trail road). I recommend entering this side as it's easier to go uphill on cement and do most downhill towards the exit of Bonnie Cove Drive. Amazing views at many points of the trail. Some parts, you'll hear the deafening 210 freeway and electric clicks of the overhanging ropes from electric towers. Other areas, you'll be shielded and it'll seem like you're no longer in a city. NOTE: the trail of Bonnie Cove is a little overgrown from the rain, so you'll smack into a lot of tall grasses and it's only like 1.5 ft wide now. Totally fun if you don't mind it. Lots of others are also overthrown, but I don't remember if they had names.