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    Reseda Park

    3.6 (42 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Maricar D.

    Very spacious park! Coming up and down Reseda blvd I always thought that the park was mainly only ducks and geese. When I got to the park, I was pleasantly surprised to see there were other large areas of the park! There are multiple tennis courts (specific courts are closed off on some dates due to a high school team practicing here, a posted sign details them), a large playground space with an apparatus, sandbox, and swing sets for kids, spacious grass fields and baseball fields, a large duck and pond lake, and the public pool. Walking through the park, I'd say is mainly a pleasant experience (depending your route). Near the duck pond are clusters of bugs in the air so always be on the lookout for that. There are paths right beside a large bridge and overlook a deep space. It is easy to go over the fence if someone were to push you so I'd say stay closer to the middle of the park. I give four stars because one area of that path near the deep space is the territory of homeless tents and encampments. One homeless man even had a large dog and was sitting off to the side of the closed-off public pool. The large dog did not have a leash on and I was walking my own in the distance, so I was worried it would run over to my dog. Being mindful of where you go is definitely important. You'll always see this park with people thankfully, with soccer or volleyball sports going on even right before sunset. -public bathrooms -lake with ducks a -large walking trails -multiple sections of park -homeless tents

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    Jo S.

    Such a cute park! I was surprised to discover this nice slice of nature! I was in the area for work and was looking for a place to stop at and eat my lunch al fresco and this was so tempting! Easy street parking! The park is right off Victory! I didn't have enough time to explore it, but this is a cute park with lots of geese and ducks! I'll be back to explore it and spend more time here, decompress. I was kinda in a rush, but still, it was relaxing to spend a few minutes here and enjoy the peace and the nature. I didn't take great photos, need to come back, but trust, this is a nice spot! If you live around or you are in the area, check it out! Those birds just melted my heart!

    Cinthia O.

    I came to this park all the time when I was a kid. I actually had a unicorn themed 3rd birthday party here. I would come and run around and feed the ducks or just take a walk with my family. Nothing much has changed just the home for the ducks has been added. The park is clean despite there being so many ducks. My son loves coming here. We go to the playarea then to the basketball court so my husband can shoot some hoops then we take a stroll and look at the ducks. It's somewhere where you just make memories.

    taya D.

    We love this park. There are lots kinds of birds.In the spring time these birds coming out with the their babies. Awasome and beautiful baby birds. But some stupid HUMANS do fish there and hurt a birds. They dont throw away their fishing hook in the trash bags. They leave a fishing hooks in the lake and those hooks catch a bird and hurt them. Have to stop these stupid fishers!!!!!

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    Albertine V.

    Small, dirty and sandy. Mostly a lot of trash around. The equipment is okay but it's not a pretty park and I won't go again.

    "A side walk shouldn't be a home."
    Vince V.

    The tennis area prohibits skating. Too bad 'cause it would've been a smooth ride. Had to settle with the adjacent area. Wanted to skate around the lake path but there was just too much duck feces. Nice walk on foot though. Pretty huge park overall with ample parking at least on a weekday.

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    Amber N.

    The Pool here at the park...is great in the summer time. There are showers available....and the hours are good I love swimming here

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    Jesse Owens Park

    Jesse Owens Park

    4.5(8 reviews)
    1.2 miLake Balboa

    Date: February 1, 2025…read more I think this is my first review of 2025! Woowoo! That's what motherhood does to ya. I had this park bookmarked for a while now and decided to check it out today. We were actually around the area for lunch but didn't plan to go to a park and ended up driving back this way for it. Read the reviews and was excited to check it out and I'm so glad we did! As a recent mom of three, I felt so comfortable and safe solo watching my kids here. It's a nice playground in the middle of a fenced off grassy area with a restroom right by it. I loved that the restroom was right next to the playground to make a quick trip and not worry too much about my kiddos playing. They have a bunch of trees and also shaded top above so it was nice even though it was hitting 80F still! Surprisingly all the parents around were super attentive to their kids and made sure nobody was hurting another. I heard so many kids apologize for accidentally bumping into other kids and it just felt so nice to be in a kid area with kids who were well behaved, especially bc of my toddlers. Restrooms weren't too bad for a park. Not the cleanest but definitely not the worst I've been to. Overall I'm so happy we found this park and we will definitely be back more often!

    Great kids playground with a fence around it! It has photos of Jesse Owens, a small track around it…read moreand a giant tennis shoe to climb. It has 2 swings and a cool climbing structures. Parking is on White Oak or the street behind it. We will definitely be back!

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    Encino Park - Festival freebies. Make sure to check in first at one of the tables to get your tickets.

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    4.4(27 reviews)
    2.6 miEncino

    I went here for the 2nd annual Encino Fest. I had never been before and this was a good excuse to…read morecheck it out. Parking was an issue. There are metered spots all around the perimeter, but they were all taken. I ended up driving a block away and parking in front of an elementary school at a curb that's for pick up and drop off only during the school week. The park is about medium size. There's a tennis court, basketball court, a playground, tables and benches, and open grassy areas scattered with trees for shade. For the festival there were a few food trucks on the street, but you really didn't need to buy anything as long as you were willing to wait in a long line for a free pretzel, ice cream, and bottle of water. Just make sure to check in at one of the tables first where they'll ask you for your name and email and then give you tickets for the pretzel and ice cream and then you can get in line. One person is allowed to ask for multiple tickets for their family. The festival is kid centric, like the entertainment on stage were kids dancing and the live music was also aimed at kids. One song had lyrics that sounded like "Simon Says". There were also several tents that had a bunch of freebies like stickers and potato bag clips and even a booklet of the U.S. Constitution, which makes sense since a lot of the booths were promoting various local politicians. There's an onsite bathroom by the basketball courts, but beware that it's not the cleanest, but it's a public bathroom, so of course it isn't. If you have kids, this festival was made for you. If you don't, you can still enjoy the freebies, but it's not really something you'd want to stay around long for.

    I've been coming to Encino Park for years, and it's one of those neighborhood spots that just feels…read moreeasy and welcoming. The park is really spacious and well-maintained. There's plenty of grass for kids to run around, toss a ball, or just roll out a blanket for a picnic. The playground is solid, clean, safe, and usually full of families in the afternoons. I like that there's enough shade from the trees so you're not baking in the sun the whole time (which is a big deal in the Valley). What I appreciate most is how relaxed the vibe is. It's not overly crowded or chaotic like some bigger parks in LA. You'll see people walking their dogs (on leash), neighbors chatting, and kids practicing soccer. There are also tennis courts and a community center, which makes it feel like a true local hub. Parking is usually pretty manageable, especially compared to other parks in Los Angeles. Bathrooms are basic but generally kept in decent shape. Overall, Encino Park is simple, clean, and family-friendly. It's not flashy, but it's dependable and sometimes that's exactly what you want in a neighborhood park.

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    Costanso Fire Station 84 Park

    4.5(70 reviews)
    3.9 miWoodland Hills

    This park is super cute. The play ground is all red, and shaped like a fire truck…read more It is rather small and although the sign says it is for ages 2 - 12, I think it's more suited for ages 2 - 7, since the equipment is rather low to the ground. There are 2 picnic tables and 2 swings. The grass is on a mound riddled with gophers, so it's not a good spot for a picnic blanket setup. There is no parking lot. All street parking.

    I love this park! It's perfectly shaded and the fire truck plays tructure is so much fun. I would…read moresay this park is suited for kinds on the younger side, but can definitely be enjoyed by all. My son loves the slides and the steering wheels. Watch out for the hand crank/spinning thing. I've seen many kids get whacked in the face when playing there. At any park I've been to with those they have been a total hazard. They have some benches along the outside of the play area for people to sit. Only two swings! I wish there were more and they ones they do have are directly in the sun. The other half of the park is kind of empty, with just a few picnic benches and a flat concrete area. It would be awesome if they had even more picnic benches or even added more play structures. The park itself is pretty small. It is never super crowded when I go because it's kind of tucked away, but if there are more than a dozen kids it feels a little chaotic. Always clean though! Plenty of street parking is available.

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    Lake Balboa/Anthony C. Beilenson Park - Woodpeckers

    Lake Balboa/Anthony C. Beilenson Park

    4.2(419 reviews)
    2.1 miSepulveda Basin

    When you arrive parking is plentiful along the borders of the park or in the parking spaces. I love…read morecoming to this park for dog training and for spending time with my dog allowing her to sniff and run on an extended leash (either 30 to 45 feet leash). The great thing about this park is that there is a sidewalk to walk on to walk the perimeter of the lake, or there are many areas of large green fields that surround the park. I have seen other dogs off leash, and normally this gives me great hesitation, but in a large park like this, you can be far enough distance away from everyone else and their dogs to avoid them. Now that it's spring, everything is blossoming and blooming, but be careful, when I was here the grass had not yet been mown, and there are so many foxtails growing right now. So many got caught in my shoes and thankfully I checked my dog's body completely and her feet and none had stuck to her. When things are mown it's great but also beware of the ants. When I was on the side of the park that has the football field sized grass area, I was watching my dog sniff and play and suddenly I felt something biting me. I looked down and dozens of red ants were climbing me from the dirt. I must have mistakenly stood on an ant mound. Thirdly, just also keep aware of coyotes, I have seen a coyote several times at Lake Balboa and they do not seem fearful whatsoever and they are just walking around casually in the middle of the day. This park is a true gem because of how beautiful and serene it makes life feel. There are people fishing in the lake, walkers, runners, people relaxing on benches reading, friends playing cards, birthday parties or other events, people bicycling or skateboarding. I love this park.

    It's one of those places that feels like a mini escape without having to leave LA. The lake is…read morebeautiful, especially in the mornings and around sunset, and the walking path around it is perfect for a chill stroll, jog, or bike ride. There's always a good mix of people here families, couples, dog walkers, and folks just trying to get some fresh air. The park is spacious, well-maintained, and surprisingly peaceful considering how central it is. Plenty of picnic tables, grassy areas to relax, and spots to just sit and people-watch. The ducks and birds add to the whole vibe. Parking is usually easy, which is a huge plus, and the restrooms are decent for a public park. On weekends it can get busy, but it never feels overwhelming because there's so much space. Whether you're looking for a quick walk, a picnic date, or a calm place to clear your head, Lake Balboa is a solid go-to. Definitely one of my favorite outdoor spots in the Valley.

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