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Adventure Park

Whittier's Adventure Park is a neighborhood hub, with a famers market, community concerts, sports fields, and barbecues for family gatherings. The splash pad is popular in summer, as are the summer camp programs.

Allen J Martin Park

This small neighborhood park is just big enough for a baseball field, some picnic tables, and a refreshing splash pad in summer. The water play area is confirmed open for the 2020 season.

Alondra Community Regional Park

Alondra Park in Lawndale is the largest park serving the Manhattan, Hermosa, and Redondo Beach communities. Special features include a fishing lake with an island, a splash pad with playground, a swimming pool, and a skate park.

Amelia Mayberry Park

This 14-acre park has a basketball court, softball field, and a fitness zone as well as a playground and a skate park. The summertime splash pad is a major kid-pleaser on hot days (confirmed open for the 2020 season).

Arcadia Community Regional Park

Arcadia Park, nestled between the Santa Anita race track and golf course, has two swimming pools and a refreshing splash pad to delight community kids. There is also a playground, various sports fields, and lawn bowling, all set within a stone's toss of the foothills.

Atlantic Avenue Park

The seasonal splash pad at this park is a neighborhood favorite, with partial shade and a variety of ways to play and spray. Another way to cool off here is the six-lane swimming pool, or a wander around the park’s rose garden. Picnic tables are also available,

Belvedere Community Regional Park

Belvedere is a top-notch neighborhood park with a hugely popular skatepark, as well as an Olympic sized pool, a splash pad (in season), a recently renovated playground, and various sports fields and courts. Big trees and picnic shelters provide plenty of shade.

Berniece Bennett Park

Carolyn Rosas Park

Carolyn Rosas Park is a hub of the Rowland Heights community, offering a variety of public programs as well as a fitness center and sports fields. The splash pad is a popular spot in the summer months and is confirmed open for the 2020 season.

Castaic Lake Park

Castaic Lake is one of the largest reservoirs in California and only 40 miles north of DTLA. The park includes picnic areas, camping, launch areas for kayaks and float tubes, and a swim beach—open for 2020 July 9-Sept 7, Thursday through Sunday.

City Terrace Park

City Terrace is a popular park among DTLA families for birthday parties. The partially covered splashpad (confirmed open 2020) is great for cooling off; note that the swimming pool is temporarily closed. Other amenities include 2 baseball diamonds, a tennis court, and a playground.

Coldwater Canyon Park

Dalton Park

Dalton Park is a small neighborhood park with a playground, fitness zone, picnic shelters, and a variety of programs for families. During the summer months the splash pad is a popular spot for local kids to cool off (confirmed open in 2020).

Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park

La Pintoresca Park

Lincoln Park

Los Robles Park

Although this park has no regularly scheduled programs or events, it is a popular shady spot for picnics, and its splash pad (confirmed open for the 2020 season) cools local kids down in the hot summer months.

Old Meadows Park

Pacific Community Center & Park

Panorama Recreation Center

San Angelo Park

Families enjoy this little park's playgrounds, playing fields, tennis courts, and picnic areas.The seasonal splash pad is also a favorite among neghborhood kids (confirmed open for the 2020 season).

San Fernando Recreation Park and Aquatic Center

San Fernando Regional Park is home to an Olympic size pool with 3 diving boards, a recreation pool with a water slide and spray features, and a splash pad for little kids (in season). There are tables on the adjacent patio and a baseball diamond in the park area.

Santa Fe Dam Recreation Area

Santa Fe Dam is home to the annual Renaissance Faire and a large artificial lake with a popular swim beach for families. Entering the park costs $10 per vehicle, and the water play area costs $2 per person. The swim beach is open for 2020 July 9-Sept 7, Thursday through Sunday.

Sorensen Park

Tongva Park

Valleydale Park

This park may not be large, but it packs in the activities. Sports fields, horseshoe pits, fitness zones, and a playground draw families all year round, and the water play splash pad is a suumertime favorite (confirmed open in 2020).

Warner Center Park

Washington Ave Park

This park has an exciting seasonal splash pad surrounded by recycled plastic lounge chairs, solar light fixtures, and two playgrounds for young kids. Other features for families include fitness equipment, a walking path, and an open lawn.

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