4/5 Jim K. 1 year ago on Google
Great
place
for
commuters
to
stop
off
along
the
way!
Other
similar
places
I’ve
seen
have
been
designated
as
roadside
parks,
just
beside
and
in
sight
of
the
busy
freeways.
I
enjoy
the
brief
respite
from
my
commute,
with
the
wildlife,
trails
and
landscaping
to
distract
from
the
business
of
my
day!
Here,
the
beautification
efforts
have
paid
off!
As
a
city
park,
it’s
a
great
place
to
take
the
kids
to
watch
the
ducks
and
geese,
play
at
the
playgrounds
and
for
nature
walks
around
the
ponds!
Then
they
can
progress
to
the
motocross
bike
trails,
and
the
grown-ups
can
park
and
take
their
bikes
to
the
San
Gabriel
River
Trails!
There’s
informative
signage
in
English
and
Español
explaining
park
features.
There’s
also
helpful
user
info
regarding
the
practical
application
and
rules
of
the
park.
Picnic
tables,
benches
and
open
lawn
spots
are
available
to
relax
and
unwind
in
a
natural
setting.
Dogs
are
allowed
and
frequently
seen
with
both
residents
and
road
travelers.
Parking
may
be
adequate,
tho
weekdays
can
be
crowded.
Public
restrooms
are
throughout
the
park,
tho
some
may
not
be
open
on
weekdays.
Trash
containers
and
dog
mitts
are
randomly
placed
all
around
the
park,
helping
users
to
look
after
themselves.
While
the
park
is
a
modest
attempt
at
creating
a
wilderness
like
area,
I
can’t
help
noticing
the
freeway
and
high
power
lines
that
come
with
the
territory.
As
a
longtime
Los
Angeles
tourguide,
I’d
like
to
escape
to
such
a
nice,
natural
area
and
connect
with
nature,
tho
away
from
the
traffic,
noise,
pollution
and
power
lines.
So
the
attraction
for
the
looks
and
usefulness
of
the
park
is
awesome!
Tho
there’s
something
left
to
be
desired,
considering
the
secluded
tranquility
of
the
wilderness.
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