Highridge Park

A very nice park with good parking layout with easy access to the fields, the playground and the walking paths. The restrooms have always been clean when needing to use them. It would be nice to have another trash bin and to add a recycling bin, too.

Home field for my AYSO soccer team, but I’ve been coming here on and off for years. It’s small~ish, but plenty big to have a fun park day. I see a lot of young kids, 1 –10 years old. They can ride their bike/​tricycle, and use the swing area which has plenty of play apparatus.
You can turn it into a lunch also, they have picnic tables, BBQs and clean bathrooms. The huge soccer fields are well maintained — they have two fields, and a softball area.
This is a well maintained, clean park that you can be proud of — the pictures capture the essence of this park.

This is the community park in my area. Consisting of a baseball field, two large lawns, and a playground, Highridge Park is a great place for families to gather with their kids. The BBQ areas make it a great place for friends to gather too. Runners also frequent the dirt path around one of the lawns to get in a good workout. Besides this, the park is dog friendly, and I take my dog here to play with other dogs and meet other owners. Often on weekends, kids have soccer matches on the lawns. Otherwise the place is relatively uncrowded.

Highridge Park is our favorite neighborhood park. It’s small and manageable size that is parking lot close is ideal for families with small children. The play equipment can entertain children from 9 months to 9 years old. There are picnic tables, BBQs and clean (for park standards) bathrooms. The huge soccer fields are well maintained. The families that come here are friendly. There are lots of walking paths, and it connects to many horse trails. It is a great, and clean, park to come to.

3.5 stars. This small park contains a playground, some dated outdoor exercise equipment, a sports field, a couple of picnic tables, and a trail around the perimeter. There is always plenty of parking.
There are few trash cans and many more recycling containers, so if you have a dog, and you pick up after them, you will need to hold onto the debris for a rather long walk.
Overall, nice open space to take your kids and pets.

This is our go-​to park as it is nearest to our home. Fairly small with a small playground that my kids love. The dirt path around the park can get hazardous after rains so watch your step!

I used to jog to this park, run it’s sand trail, then continue my jog along Highridge. It has stops along the path where you can pause and do leg lifts, push ups… etc It’s a great park with a great play area for tots with swings, slides etc… There’s a large grass area where soccer games are played on weekends mostly by kids, but once in a while hot guys!!! The baseball field is nice too, but I’ve never seen a game there just the occasional father/​son practicing.

This park is in an area that is one of the highest elevations in
South Bay, L. A. The park’s adjacent neighborhoods enjoy breathtaking views of the entire L.A. basin with its surrounding snowcapped mountains, as well as Long Beach Harbor, & ocean views including Catalina Island. The park has often been a peaceful rest stop for me as I explore the area. Set in the heart of a pristine residential neighborhood, it is uncrowded with plenty of available parking. There is a baseball and a soccer field, a tot lot, picnic area, bathrooms, and a walking path. The entire large park is surrounded by a white picket fence. Not a palm tree in sight on this piece of land, which gives the feel of being back in the Midwest. But without the snow. Lovely.