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    Rosewood Park

    4.6 (16 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Kim U.

    Nice park. This is where our Turkey Trot for the City of Commerce was held. I know there is a swimming facility that I did not get a picture of. There were lots of kids playing in park when I was there. No tennis courts though.

    Ben A.

    I only found myself here because the eldest kid had a swim meet at the aquatics center in the park. But since going to a swim meet means hours of sitting around... And considering I had the other two kids with me, we had a chance to explore the entire park. The park is in a quiet neighborhood across the street from an elementary school. It features picnic and barbecue areas, a softball field, a basketball court, and playground equipment/structures for little kids and bigger kids. On a quiet Sunday morning, we pretty much have the place to ourselves, save for the swim meet people. Ample picnic tables, seating, and open grassy areas make this a pretty nice little park in the middle of a city I don't frequent.

    Good shade over the playground - no burning hot slides! 3/12/16
    Jenni M.

    Based on its community profile alone, Commerce is one of those cities that you don't exactly think of as "community oriented." Or do you? After a visit to Rosewood Park, I realize now that the City of Commerce does a spectacular job of maintaining the interests of its community members. Look around! This park has appeal... it didn't have to post a nude Twitter photo to prove it either. Ha! PROS - parking all around - & plenty of it - softball field (I played in college so how could I not notice it?!) - playgrounds with shade & baby swings - basketball courts - large grassy areas - other facilities like the Brenda Villa Aquatic Center (which has a gym) & also a library nearby - mostly clean with numerous trash cans around - they offer programs, classes & too much more to list My family and I initially visited on a Saturday afternoon (3/12/16) with a good crowd. The only problem we had was when two young boys were not playing nice. One even pushed our 1-year-old, but I addressed that tactfully. I'm sure if his parent/guardian was right there it would have never happened. OVERVIEW OF THE CITY Apparently, Commerce is known as the "Model City" (at least according to their official website). I'm starting to believe it. Especially when I visit this park. And also when I learn that the City has allocated grant money for low-income households "to conduct code compliant home repairs." http://www.ci.commerce.ca.us AND... SAFETY An individual posted a tip about the overall safety surrounding this park. He said, "Not sure if this is a safe park. [Too] many cops cruise around the block." Seems like bass-ackward logic to me, but... City hall is nearby. Keep that in mind. Also... In general, there are more property crimes (burglaries, theft, grand theft auto, etc.) than violent crimes in Commerce. Roughly about 13,000 people reside there. More residents rent their homes compared to the number that own. The majority of businesses are wholesale, retail, and manufacturers. The ultimate draw is the low taxes. Okay, now I realize that I should be writing this for the City of Commerce instead of Rosewood Park, but they go hand-in-hand. Check out the playground if you're already in the area. There is a section for younger kids and one for the the bigger kiddos. Both areas have the rubber surfacing with lots of shade. Review #455 '16 Challenge #18

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    best place to breath and have lunch. very calming... very tranquil.

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