Great for beginners. Big flat area for beginners to practice pumping, basic tricks and balance…read more Everyone is nice, respectful and helpful:) I would recommend this for any and all skaters:) first time here as a beginner skater and love the park. It's also not pact with skaters and is a go to for early in the morning, busy days and days when everyone else is out and about. It is not intimidating, very casual, slopes and ramps are low, easy place to learn how to drop in. Just make sure to wear a helmet, protective gear etc.

It's an amazing place for beginners to learn how to 50-50 has some ledges for intermediate there…read moreare many flat surfaces and the people that go there are pretty chill

This park is located inside of a community. There are so many different courts and activities you…read morecan do. such as Pickleball, basketball, rollerskate, kids park, baseball court Etc when I come here, I only use their Pickleball court. Usually it is very busy on the weekend in the morning . There are 16 courts and I never had to wait. One thing, though there are no shades.. gets pretty hot.

There are 16 pickleball courts. The lights do not work at night. The bathrooms need to be clean or…read moreremodeled. The men's bathroom was locked when i came and the woman's was open but there are no privacy doors and it smells.

Small playground, but good enough for the small ages like 2+. It's clean and with shades, also many…read moreshades around the playground. Also have a lot of people playing the pickle ball here. Parking by the street, not hard. Recommend this place

I go here to play pickleball. The facility is nice and well maintained but the rules there for the…read moreplayers is really lacking. Almost all public courts have a four-on four-off policy. Or at the least 2-on 2-off (king of the court) policy. But here, people just hold onto the court the whole time and there is no waitlist for who is next.

This is probably my favorite SoCal park. Saying that, I know it's not the best by any stretch, but…read moreI really enjoy it none the less. It's free, very we'll lit, seldom over crowded, and the locals are all very chill and welcoming. The pros. Two flawless slightly scary but not ridiculous bowls. Half decent flow section. (My favorite part) The cons. One half of the park is wasted in a pointless bank to mellow for even the flippiest of flip tricks. Street course is a half assed after thought. Wear your helmet. The cops drive by often and it's a 300 dollar ticket for not wearing your helmet, which is stupid, but it's reality. I swear I see at least a few kids every week getting tickets for not wearing their helmets. Must be nice to be rich I guess. as for me, I'll be wearing a helmet.

Park is chill. Locals are chill. Street section isn't too good but the transition is nice. Not a…read morepark to go out of your way from. Mostly the only thing you'll be skating here is the step up, banks, bowls and flow section. Be very careful. The community here is poor so city hall tells police to constantly harass the kids who skate here with unreasonable tickets going upwards of up to 450$ if not more. Not only tickets but they get violent at times. Take care of your kids! This city extort money. Explain how no helmet ticket costs more than texting and driving or speeding tickets. ?? Illogical. Note: I always wear full pads but you may get ticket even so for dumb things such as just standing in there or standing outside. You don't even have to have a skateboard. If they don't like you, they will harass.

Omg the skate lady worker that was skating and taking care of the customers was amazing!! She cares…read moreabout her job, the people, the kids, she helps you up if you fall, she cares if you're hurt, just an amazing worker, five stars for her!!! She was on it,!! Excellent worker!!Thank you

A few small issues with maintenance in the bowl/pool don't stop this from being an incredible park…read more The flow section has a ton of options for lines, including a spine to transfer over (or a ramp over the side of the spine, if you have the speed for it and don't want to/know how to spine transfer). The entrance starts with a nice bank to roll down, followed by some nice transition ranging from about 3 to 5 feet. The middle section has a much taller bit going up to at least 8 feet, and the deep end of the bowl is a solid 6 or 7 feet throughout, with a nice variety of hips, corners, and pockets to keep you powering through at full speed to go back around for another lap. There isn't quite as much street to this park, but what it does have is still pretty solid. If you like transition skating, you'll definitely enjoy this (fairly large) park.

The park has a small parking lot. I went on a Sunday morning and plenty of parking spaces…read more Large park with a covered seating, exercise machines and playground. My toddler and friend's son had alot of fun on the swings and slides. Alot for them to explore. We saw on the side there is also a skater park. Bathrooms were clean. Nice spacious park.

Nice, big park with wide open areas. Covered tables with seating, basketball courts, skate park,…read moretennis courts, playground, and a baseball field. Not very busy, and plenty of parking on the street. It's a great place to come and eat your lunch if you work nearby!

Very cute park with a good sized playground that my kids absolutely love. Parking never an issue…read more Lots of shade.

Clean and spacious park. Haven't had any safety issues here. I'm able to sit in one spot and have…read moreeyes on my kids while they play. Bathrooms available nearby! There's a cement pathway where my kid scooters around and around in a loop. Baseball park adjacent to the playground. Fun for the whole family.

This park has a lot going for it: smooth concrete and a good vert section, including the full pipe…read morewith high-walled bowls on each end. There is a good portion of the park dedicated to street, but it didn't seem to flow much. The crowd seemed to be getting along really well, which isn't always the case at skate parks, but it was mostly skateborders. There were a couple of little, little kids on scooters in the pipe, which was way above their skills, but everyone was patient.

Memorial park proper is cleaned up quite a bit over the last year, real nice event for the kids the…read moreother day at the skatepark and looks to become a once a month event. #bridgetoskate has stepped up big time.

This is my favorite park in La Verne. The second smaller play area was just recently upgraded and…read morenew benches were installed all around the playground. Las Flores park is spread out and has 2 play areas, aquatic center, tennis courts, baseball field, soccer area, volley ball pit and even a horseshoe field. I found it very difficult to find out any info on the aquatic center and it's hours so good luck searching the city website for any info. The only thing I could find was the community services for number to ask for more info: 909-596-8700 There are covered picnic tables and a restroom in the northeastern side of the park. Unfortunately there are no restrooms near the smaller new playground and you'll have to trek over to the other side.

I'm so impressed with this park and pool area! The neighborhood that surrounds the park is clean…read moreand well kept, as is the park area and pool. I bring my granddaughter here for free swim time during the summers which is every Friday from 2pm-4:30pm starting in June/July-mid August. The fee is $5 a person. Teens serve as the staff here from front counter check in, snack bar staff and as life guards, and they do an excellent job! The pool is super clean and well maintained. Their changing rooms have a large shower/rinse off area and lockers. There's is a large shallow and deep end. Shaded bleachers are perfect for the adults to keep a watch over their kids. The city offers many aquatics classes here during the summer. Book early because classes fill up fast! If only they were open during summers more than just Friday's for feee swim!

When I am in the area I visit the skatepark. It's right next to the parking lot and there is a…read morenearby restroom. The skatepark seems to be a bit older but it's still fun. I think some of the ramps are steeper than most - just takes getting used to. There is a nice little halfpipe bowl to work on my technique. Fun skatepark but I usually don't see anyone else here. I will be back!

So YOU do need to reserve the patios ,, I got lucky on Easter I hope that helps ,, very clean…read more The workers came early in the morning and helped me out. They also came and brought trash bags ,,I could actually say the people in this neighborhood are actually pretty cool very nice. This could actually be a problem they need to put on the rules you need to reserve your spot...