Nice Astro turf Soccer field !! No metal bleachers , they are concrete. Bring something like a…read morecushion or blanket to sit . They have a side for both teams to have people sit on. Very clean restrooms !! Good size parking lot.

First time here and all seems well. Maintained and kept up. People in charge are friendly and…read morehelpful.

Swimming pool, gymnasium, basketball courts, tennis courts, soccer field, baseball diamonds,…read moreetc...what's not to love! It's open on all entry points from Bloomfield or 195th street in Cerritos. Which also means you can walk around and work out to your heart's content pretty much at all hours. Be aware of West Nile virus warnings during the summer though, especially after dusk. A man-made lake is in the center of the Regional Park complex. It is stocked for fishing (license required). (I saw at least three persons fishing at night!) The most wildlife I've encountered are persistent ducks and the occasional squirrel, but I've heard of coyote sightings.

I rent a soccer field here every week and I'm very happy with it. The fields are nicely kept and…read moremaintained grass is nicer to play in than most parks. The staff is always helpful with reservations. Only reason I didn't give a five star is that it's not available for rent online. I have to leave work early to arch time to come rent it but for now that's ok it's all for the love of soccer.

Great park, not the best area. The toddler playground is awesome, the equipment is good and it…read moreprovides shade. The bigger kid playground has no shade at all. The biggest downside to this park is the people who hang around, definitely not relaxing. I've seen people smoking pot, drunk men sleeping on the picnic benches... you definitely don't want to bring children to eat around that, homeless people sleeping on and under the bleachers by the baseball diamonds..... Have fun but be weary.

Not a pet-friendly park. Dog are prohibited on the park grounds. Came here after searching "dog…read moreparks" after going to our park because it's under construction. This is more like a sports // open field park where families and kids are practicing if not playing an actual sport. I respect it, just sucks that when I searched it on the maps it said pet-friendly.

My friend hosted her son's birthday here. It was nice because she was able to rent a shaded area…read morefor the party which also came with a grill. The park is huge with a nice play area for kids, a bike path along the riverbend, and plenty of parking. It looks like they also have a dedicated area for you to take your dogs if you choose to do so. They also have a baseball field here too!

Happy Easter, YELPers!…read more Rynerson Park located in Lakewood, CA is a total hit with friends and family! From the spacious grounds, plentiful play areas, and even a dog run area, this park has it all. Today, Easter Sunday 2026, our group of 40 has been having a blast since this morning. The area is clean and well kept, with city workers on site doing light work in the background. Many families are enjoying picnics with one another, sharing dishes, and having a blast looking for Easter eggs. Just as we did last year, we engaged with a neighboring family for a fun game of volleyball. This has been great! There is plenty of parking available in the lot, with several spots being designated for handicap parking. No stairs or steps are needed to access the park and there is an abundance of street parking, as well. For being an outdoor enjoyment area the sound level has not gone above mid and the grounds are well kept and clean. I look forward to our annual picnic for next year, already! xx

Long known as Cerritos Regional Park, the park was renamed Don Knabe Community Regional Park…read moreNovember 30, 2016, in honor of former Los Angeles County Supervisor Don Knabe. The 84-acre park has been serving the community for almost 50 years, providing tennis courts, a skatepark, playgrounds, exercise equipment, public pool, indoor courts, 2 fishing lakes, basketball courts, BBQ/picnic areas & the Cerritos Sports Complex. For my recollection, my first acquaintance with Don Knabe Park came by way of participating in the Annual Youth Fishing Derby. Kids are given the opportunity to compete with other registrants to catch the largest catfish. Bait is provided, and fishing tackle is first come, first served basis. As a teenager, I became more interested in fishing, and tried my hand at largemouth bass fishing w/ lures. On my first outing, a caught a decent-sized bass. I've seen much larger sized bass caught, too. The CA Dept. of Fish & Game stocks the lakes with rainbow trout (colder months) & channel catfish (warmer months). For trout, I've been lucky using small spoons, while catfish is simply bait & wait with smelly bait of choice. For such a large park, the parking is absolutely free! Which, along with proximity, is why I frequent Don Knabe Park over others. One complaint I have, is there can be duck & other waterfowl landmines (aka poop) all over the concrete walkways next to the lakes, if the groundskeepers aren't timely at keeping up with the power washing to clear the walkways out. Cerritos' own Central Park, Don Knabe Community Regional Park is an out of doors haven, for those looking to increase their daily steps, play their sport of choice, or wet a line and see if the fish are biting. It's a great resource which I take full advantage of, and hope to continue visiting for many more years to come. Highly recommend!

A large park with all of the standard amenities plus a lot more. I saw folk fishing, there's a…read morelarge sports complex area, and so much open area for whatever event you're looking to hold. We did our Cub Scout bridging here and it worked out perfectly! A playground, sitting area, water, and bathroom near by, along with enough room to have all of our events spread out without impeding any else's experience. In all this is a really nice park, and I'm certain we'll be back in the future. :)

The playground is great for toddlers and bigger kids and we love walking along the nature trail.read more

This park just got redone. We visited a lot during the summer for the wading pool. The wading pool…read moreis nice and big. There isn't a ton of seating on the wading pool side but there is plenty of seating outside of it on the grass. The area is fenced off since it's right by a main street. The parking area is tiny and is always full but there is neighborhood parking. The playground is brand new.

Not far from where I live and across where I adopted my dog!!!!! Why I've never been here before I…read moredunno??? Very spacious and well shaded with giant trees..... Bart loved it along with my other friend's and their dogs... Plenty of space no matter how many came in everyone seemed really respectful of others and their dogs....I even went to pickup my dogs poop but somebody else already did it for me!!!! Parking is $8 but an annual pass is only $40... Well worth it...

I am not a dog owner.... But my daughter is and today I baby sat. I was looking for activities to…read moredo with my grandson lol.... So we came here... yay no one was here for hours and then friends came. Awww my doggie (grandson) had a blast. I don't have much of a yard so this was perfect. Highly recommend to get the zoomies out.

I always check how many dogs are there. Before we go in the big dog area. We take a walk around the…read morepark first so she gets here energy down little. Bu is excited when we get there she loves playing but at times doesn't get personal space. Have to be aware of the dogs energy & body language too. Anything can happen in seconds. I dont recommend for people don't have experience in keeping eye on they're dog behavior and not able to break up dog fights. Just be cautious and know your dog

Check your dog for fleas and lice after you bring your dog here. Found both after spending a few…read morehours here. She definitely didn't have them when we first came. My dog is really having a great day today. After a meal at the Lazy Dog restaurant, we came here. She ran around and played with the other dogs. All the dogs seem to be having a good time. This was the side for the small dogs. One of them was so tiny. He looked like he weighed only about 4 pounds. After running around and playing with the other dogs, you know yours will have a nice long nap when you get home.

I have been training with Candyce twice a week for the last few months and she is AMAZING! I have…read moregone from having absolutely no upper body strength to doing push-ups! Candyce keeps it fun while she kicks my butt and changes up my routine every few weeks. She's great at explaining why she's having me do each exercise and at showing me how to do them. Candyce takes the time to make sure my form is correct so I get the most out of every single exercise. I always leave my sessions with her dripping with sweat and feeling like I have just been through the longest hour of my life! Her rates are reasonable for all of the personalized attention but don't expect any frills at this gym. At GIT Right you have to bring your own towel and water. Old school, I know. Just come prepared for the workout of your life.

Joining GitRight has been the best investment I've ever made for myself…read more As a person who needs a lot of motivation to workout, I signed up because I loved the energy and ambiance of their group sessions (that and I needed to lose post-pregnancy weight). The trainers monitor every exercise so that people are doing proper form and are positioned correctly. In the 9 months that I've been here I've had no injuries, and mostly due to them emphasizing proper form and stretching. They pay particular attention to you and your fitness goals, and as experts in their fields, they offer great advice and suggestions to reach your goals faster, whether it be weight loss, muscle gain, endurance, or better nutrition. I'm always raving about how happy I am to have joined. I have met some great people here that motivate and inspire me on a daily basis, and I never thought I could say that I look forward to getting my butt kicked every time!