Arnold Cypress Park

Not the best park to just relax or bring your kids. Honestly the Cerritos Regional Park is a lot cleaner and safer than this park. The reason for that is this park is notorious for middle school fights and there’s always a horde of kids in the cafeteria area smoking weed. There is a lot of trash on the playgrounds/​grass/​etc.

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Let me give you the real deal on this place. Yes, there is a baseball diamond and a Promenade area and playgrounds. But, there are also kids 24 seven smoking weed and drinking in this park. There is tagging all over the place, trash all in the area where little kids play, and generally just an unclean feeling to this place. And by the way, I live right across the street so I know

I play roller derby and we practice here often. The rink is GREAT. I would have given 5 stars if the lights would come on EVERY time they have been paid for. (And, no, I am not on the leagues board of anything… just a frustrated player that hates practicing in the dark… or rather, not practicing…) have never used the baseball field but it looks great and maintained too. Also, there is a little jungle gym area next to the outdoor hockey rink where the kiddos can play if you bring them.

I actually played hockey here, where I started my hockey season career, I self taught myself in the streets and joined this league from rookie all the way to advance, won a few championships here, great great place to play hockey, I use to drive from south central LA just to play here, the old guy name Art use to run it, now I don’t know but it still up, all in all, this is a great place to play hockey, smaller than your average rink but it is still a workout

This is a great park for adults and kids. My husband used to play roller hockey here. Now, my son is taking a Pee Wee Hockey class here once a week for 6 wks, offered by Cypress Community Parks & Recreation. He also likes the playground. However, I hate the sand. I rather it be wood chips or rubber matted.

I live across the street from the park and I really like it. I’m planning to have my daughter’s birthday in the pavillion area. There are 22 gtables and the cost is only $ 25 for the entire day. Well lighted with many park goers. I often see the police patroling by just to ensure everything is fine. Many families and youth sports go to this park. Check it out.

This is a nice park, not too small but not a huge regional park, either. It’s on the corner of Watson Street and Crescent, right across the street on Crescent from Kennedy High. They have some lovely tall conifer and deciduous trees here, and the grass is always well kempt. There is a multipurpose room which is good for groups, that has a service area/​kitchen. There are picnic tables plus a covered picnic pavilion, also good for groups. The park has a 2 softball fields, one lighted and one not; also a lighted roller hockey rink. There are barbecues and a playground area here too. The parking area seems pretty ample for the size of park. Good park for walking around, although it’s just a basic rectangle format, it’s pretty tranquil; we’ve come here at night and it seems pretty safe because it’s well lit, right off of a major street, and the lights from the High School also add lighting.