Fox Hills Park

Fox Hills park is pretty nice. Sometimes I walk the dirt track in the mornings or early evenings. But for anyone wanting to walk here at night, I would advise against that unless you’re with a small group. While the park is fairly safe, it’s very dark at night, and occasionally things happen in the area (as with most places).
The trail is great for walking, but I wouldn’t suggesting running due to the unevenness of the dirt pavement. A wrong step and you could sprang an ankle.
I think the field is great for family picnics and small scale parties… just be respectful of the community.
If you work in the area, there are lots of benches where you can enjoy your lunch break alone or with coworkers.
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I love this park since it’s just a couple of blocks away from home and the perfect place to take a walk. There are several trails which have beautiful trees and flora all around. Right now there are butterflies all over the honeysuckle which is blooming everywhere. It’s a peaceful environment most times and you’ll see people sitting under trees at the picnic tables enjoying lunch. There’s also a children’s play area which strangely doesn’t have any swings, go figure? All in all there’s lots of room and beautiful open grassy area to play and enjoy the beautiful trees and sunny days.

What can I say I love my neighborhood park. From the vast grass field to the running track that wraps around the whole park. Great place for kids and bbq.

This park is like a hidden jewel you find unexpectedly and almost don’t want to tell anyone, because you don’t want it ruined! Great for getting a few laps in while my son plays basketball with the guys! It’s in a very nice diverse neighborhood and i just Looooove That!

I love this park! It has a great walking and running trail that is pretty long so you don’t get bored of running and seeing the same things really often.
It’s pretty safe here and I’ve never had a problem even when it’s a bit dark. I’ve also used their grass area when you go up the stairs from the running trail if you want to do other exercises. They don’t have a parking lot but there’s always plenty of street parking.

Fox Hills Park is a nice local neighborhood place. There are basketball courts, tennis courts, paddleball courts, barbecues, picnic benches, a running course around the park, exercise equipment along the running course and a nice sized grassy area in the middle. And of course there is the requisite playground equipment too. It is well used by local residents and I know of no safety issues. A Highway Patrol sub station and a Culver City Fire Department station are located just down on Bristol. Of course use good personal safety practices just like you would anywhere these days. I use the running course (for walking) and it’s a good distance so it doesn’t get too monotonous. I should use it more (maybe I’ll feel like I have to now that I’ve written this review). The landscaping is well maintained which makes it a pleasant place to just sit somewhere and enjoy being outdoors. There is only street parking but there is quite a lot of it along the east side on Buckingham as well as on the south side along Green Valley Circle.

This is a nice park!
I came here with a friend to play tennis– unfortunately, all of the courts were taken, but we still had some fun hitting the ball around on the paddleball court. I’d recommend getting here pretty early to reserve a court. Make sure to bring your own balls, racket, hat, sunscreen, and water bottle.
I enjoyed how pretty and green it was here, I did not enjoy the street parking so much. Also, this is a very random location.
I have an affinity for climbing things, so I had to go over to the kids’ area to go to the top of the jungle gym ropes thing. It was a good one!
Glad I came, but not sure if I’ll be back.

This is a modest and quiet park with fairly easy street parking and a few recreational options. There are some basketball courts with faded lines and a couple of intimate tennis courts that currently have nobody playing (on a wednesday afternoon). A public restroom is available as well as several nicely shaded picnic benches. The grass area is mostly green and spacious enough to enjoy tossing a football. There’s a single sandy volleyball court and a playground area for kids who enjoy climbing nets or sea sawing. My favorite I suppose is the dirt path for running which distances about a half mile (according to map my run) around the park. There are many circumstances for shade as well as sun during this jog and only one slight curvy hill which makes this an easy stroll or run if you want something casual.

Very pleasant nice sized park. I always see ppl exercising and hanging out with friends and family. A big grass field where people play soccer and other stuff, and there is tennis courts and basketball courts. Not crowded at all even in the weekends.
I go there for free bootcamp style exercise. The trainer utilizes the exercise machines slopes, stairs, and grass field. I go to the one on Sunday morning, but it’s happening on Tues and Friday as well. Great place to get sweat and interact with other people.

No dogs and someone called the park staff. Man up and say something yourself. But to call the staff…

Fox Hills Park has everything you could ask for! Nice running trails, soccer fields, tennis courts, basketball courts And shady picnic spots. I also see moms and dads who bring small kids that play on jungle gyms and boot camp classes on the open field. It’s safe and never has ‘shady’ characters just hanging around.

Fox Hills Park is one of those «better than you think» surprises that you find in the LA area. We bought a condo around the corner from FHP and feel really lucky to have such a clean, well-​maintained, and versatile park so close by.
With decent basketball courts, a half mile running loop, those outdoor exercise machines you never know if people use, and grass for football and those who play volleyball in the grass (never made sense to me), it’s a pretty cool place to be. When the sun is up, it feels really safe and people are nice along the walking loop.
I wish that the park would be lit after dark around the perimeter. On the walking/​running loop, it gets DARK to the point that you feel much safer risking it on the street.
If you’re looking for a place to shoot some hoops or throw the olé’ football around with friends that is dog poop free (no dogs allowed in FHP), you’ll be pleasantly surprised by FHP!

The park itself is clean and the small incline will challenge you the first few times. Most of the runners, walkers, and/​or people pushing strollers are nice and friendly. Great place to work out without having to worry about others trying to distract you.
Tip: try changing your running direction from clock wise to counter clock wise to give your legs a nice extra burn.
Parking is descent, and after a few days you will know who the regulars are lol

If you go in the middle of the day, watch out for the old lady walking crews, they’ll run you off the track haha.
That was my original tip above, but this place is pretty nice. Clearly here to service the many apartment and condo dwellers in the area, it is clean every time I go, and as with most parks, empty on the weekdays. I haven’t seen a homeless person posted up here, which is always encouraging, and I like the equipment they have for workouts.
As an extremely white person, I wish there was more shade towards the middle of the park, but otherwise I like it.

I absolutely love running here! The track is about half a mile with a bit of an incline which gets tough after the 3^rd or 4^th mile.
The reason I love this park is because I work right around the corner and it is extremely easy for me to fit in a 3 mile run at lunch. I also trained here for my first half marathon which is amazing because I usually get really bored of running the same track over and over again.
The park is great for picnics as well as busting out a yoga mat to take a nap when I’m tired on my lunch breaks. There is also different work out equipment on the track. The park includes multiple tennis courts, a jungle gym, and basketball courts.
I love coming here

Give this park high marks for it being on a hill above so much urban vibe. Nice views, expansive skies. A little unexpected oasis with plenty of varied play opportunities (for adults) from basketball to tennis (even paddle tennis courts!) as well as some trails, basketball, even a sand volleyball court. No baseball field though.
That being said, the kids playground leaves a bit to be desired. I love newer equipment which is kind of cool in being avant-​garde, spider type webs to climb on, but it lacks a lot in practical application. A few bigger more traditional pieces would be welcomed. No decent slides, and not a single swing?! Your two options are bigger kid rope climbing OR baby area low to the ground a couple of steps best suited to the 12 – 36 month old crowd.
THEY JUST COVERED the kid area with sun canopies which is a BIG PLUS. And because the play area is tennis court adjacent you could actually take a kiddo pretty late in the evening and still not be in the dark. Attention CC though, PUT IN SWINGS!

Nice park! Calm and quiet. Lots of picnic tables and grass area.
They have a seesaw and I’ve never been on one before. I would love to try! New and fun equipment you would find at an indoor kid park. Fun for kids!

Decent place for a run if you live nearby. The track around the park is 0.48 miles. There’s a bit of a climb, and corresponding drop a little less than halfway apart that adds some challenge. Most groups of two-​plus people are decent and will move aside when they see/​hear you coming, but there are a significant number who don’t.
There are several workout stations spaced around the park. They won’t get you ripped, but they’re better than nothing. There’s also a small basketball court with three hoops (two across from each other and one perpendicular), a few tennis courts, an open field where there are often youth soccer leagues happening, and a few picnic tables with some charcoal grills.

Great local park. I usually jog the trail (which is ½ mile). There are workout machines along the trail which is super helpful… an abs machine, pullup and a few more. There’s always a sport being played at the soccer field but it’s never too crowded.
The parking can sometimes be a hassle.

REALLY liked this park!
Lots of residential parking.
Lots of grassy areas to stake out with a blanket or chairs and enjoy the view and people watching.
Some soccer matches on weekends so be prepared for it to be more crowded.