Loved this park! easy parking, play structure and…read moresand/beach and also green area as well. I bet it will be busy for summer but was perfect for winter weekend. to have a nice (somewhat) quiet playdate

The lagoon park is located right next to the creek, good for biking, walking, and picnic. Parking…read moreis a hazard here, and there are not many spots nearby, as I parked far and walked over here.

Wait I didn't review this yet how dare I. You won't find this park except by driving past it. It's…read morea park across from the beach and funnily enough it works. You can swing and watch the ocean or have a picnic and divert your sand plans if you don't like that stuff all in your mouth. It's by Palisades del Rey which is a little known ghost community in LA so take a gander at the wasteland behind you, they used to be multimillion dollar mansions up there but because of sound pollution the entire community got mauled. Some LA history for ya.

What an awesome park right by the water!…read more Coming here one random night to chill take in the cold night by the water with the occasional plane flying over like you really can't go wrong! This was a mellow place we just chilled played some guitar and sang old songs for a few hours like you really can't go wrong with a cool place like this that's perfect for everyone as there is a playground and plenty of parking! Overall cool park I Hope to visit again at some point as it was just an awesome time!

I absolutely love this hidden park that's in a nice neighborhood in El Segundo. It's clean, fun and…read moreyou get to see airplanes take off every few minutes which kid doesn't love that. Their climbing structures are great for bigger kids and they have cool features as well like a chalk board and cool climbing added as well. They have swings as well for the little ones and big kiddos. Their little house they have for the toddlers is great and so fun featuring a small slide. The only down fall to this park is there is no bathroom but overall it's a fun park to visit for sure! There are benches and nice grassy area to hang or have a snack.

Super small hidden park. It's clean. It's quiet. It's got tables to sit at and the equipment looks…read moresafe. Just know that it's tucks in a neighborhood and if it's a hot day, there is very little airflow around here.

A beautiful park in a secluded and safe neighborhood. Playa Vista Sports Park is located in Playa…read moreVista off of Bluff Creek Drive. Let's jump right into this review. The park offers a small soccer field with access to two goals. Hit or miss because the area is also used for teams pick-up games. Having access to the field is challening because you don't know when the field will be off limits. There is a kids play area close by and trails to work. Bathrooms available as well (single person). Park is clean and free street parking available - not a lot. If you want a space to play soccer or access to a kid play area in a safe and crowd less area, say less and head to Playa Vista Sports Park.

Brought my kids here to play one day. The park has a soccer field, a playground for the kids,…read morebasketball courts, clean bathrooms etc in a nice area. The children actually asked to come back.

Don't laugh. I like this little park. It's the size of a…read moreback yard and boasts......well, not much. It has a couple of benches and a fine view of the wetlands. (See photos.) I have been known to pull over and return calls on my cell in little Titmouse Park. kekeke P. S. I have yet to see any mice or.......anything else.....at the park.

This is a park built for mice....and maybe squirrels…read more Bring ur pet mice on a leash, so they don't get run over in case they fall into traffic on Culver Blvd....or run away into the Ballona marshlands behind. Quick zen lunch available next door at Destini Cafe. (PS: Some interesting bird sightings that ur pets may enjoy, if ur lucky --- including migrant rose-ringed parakeets, which have found a home in playa del rey, spotted doves, finches.)

A rare green space for walking among urban west side. The trail does have coyotes, and obviously…read moregets muddy when it rains, but this is a fabulous walking/running loop if you can get to it during low traffic times. As someone who's been bitten/nipped twice by neighborhood dogs, I warn you that most dogs are unleashed and not everyone cleans up after their pets. Pet owners who use this trail get 0 stars.

Beautiful views from the top of the trail, well kept paths, smelled of sewage the entire hike so…read moremaybe pick a less breezy day to go.

We've been coming to Dockweiler beach forever. Since all of…read moreour 5 kids were little. Its are go-to beach. So many good times here! Most definitely a great beach with good vibes!

DSB is one of many state beaches in California that occupies nearly 4 miles of shoreline. It is…read morelocated in Playa Del Rey near LAX. The beach has off white with fine granular sand. Moreover, it is popular amongst local residence, bikers, and tourist. They have public bathroom, showers, lifeguards, volleyball courts parking lot and cafe. I am glad I got to visit this lovely beach for the very first time. I was in this beach to compete in a volleyball tournament. And I was humbled by my opponent! lol. Overall, I had a good time at Dockweiller beach. I recommend you visit.

If you want a nature walk that feels like a little hidden pocket of LA, the Ballona Wetlands are…read moreworth checking out. Finding the entrance was the hardest part of the trail. The trailhead is technically listed on Jefferson, which confused me at first. But there's lots of parking at the Sports Park on the corner of Lincoln Blvd and Bluff Creek Dr. From there, you just walk across the street, and there's an unmarked entrance right on Lincoln. The walk itself is interesting in a way I didn't expect. You're right next to the highway, so you can see and hear cars the whole time, but it's still surprisingly calming. It feels like nature just existing alongside the city instead of trying to escape it. I didn't see a single other person while I was there. Just a lot of birds, open space, and a few benches that feel made for sitting and thinking about life in LA for a minute. Lol I've lived here my whole life and somehow never came out here before. It's definitely not some big dramatic hike, but it's peaceful, a little quirky, and dworth visiting at least once.

What is left of the Ballona Wetlands is beautiful, but please don't go. I was just there again…read moretoday to pick up trash. I live near by. A good portion of the wetlands has been overtaken by junkies and criminals. A lot of it is not safe to walk at all. The section off Jefferson that has signage is safer, but people are hiking in there and destroying it. There is not much space left for the beautiful birds that nest there and other animals that make it there home. Huge condos have been built across the street on the hill and that used to be part of the wetlands. It is now gone. Soon enough there will be nothing left. It is simply not protected by anyone. If you must go, please don't hike and toss trash. Take your photos and leave. And don't give anyone money or walk by yourself. It may look safe, it is not.

I had no clue the Culver City Creek emptied out into Playa del Rey is all I'm saying. This is a…read morecool spot and there's actually parking so. Don't read that I wrote this again. Its also next to the cool lagoon park that doesn't exist that I did not mention yesterday either.

Nice little 1/4 of a mile walk along the MDR main channel. You can see little birds on the shore,…read moreseagulls, sail boats, fishing vessels, paddle boarders and outrigger canoes coming and going to and from the Santa Monica Bay.

California Sun, water and chill vibes. What more can anyone ask for? People are happy to be out…read morewhile exercising and walking their dogs. Bicyclists are riding at a respectful speed for pedestrians. If you haven't been or if it has been a while, come on out and enjoy some sun and calm waters.