Beautiful park. People from all different ethnicities play here. The definition of the United States of America.

This patk is right next to the Grove and across from the La Brea Park apartment complex. There's a soccer field, a tennis court, a baseball field and a swimming pool. Swimming pool is dry now. They are probably drained all the water for maintenance due to covid 19. The soccer field is so green that it catches eyes. You can either park at the Grove and walk or park on the side of the park on the 3rd street.

Nice park to get out and enjoy fresh air and breathe. Be careful, lots of homeless sleeping in the park. Not harmful will come, just stay alert. Also, if you're walking your dog. Keep on a leash. Not all dogs or owners are friendly. Just saying. Otherwise, wonderful outdoor place to enjoy yourself and family. #TEAMSMILEY #PLAYTOWIN

Very vast space to have a picnic, bring the doggies, or play some bball. Very diverse group of people too that come and visit, which is great to see. Most definitely kid friendly with the awesome jungle gyms that they have for the kids. Come prepared with lunch or snacks because you will want to explore the park or at least sit down and let the kids run wild.

Great Place To Take the family and have a great time. Fact best park in the City of Los Angeles. Cleanest park I Have ever been too.

Given how small most neighborhood parks are in LA, you are lucky if Pan Pacific Park is yours. The big park occupies a couple of city blocks, and has a more or less a loop trail that you can walk, job or walk your dog. There are big lawns on the north side; and a few athletic fields on the south side. Adding to that a pool, a library, a church and a senior center, that's really all you can ask in a park. A couple of spots of cultural significance to check out: the Holocaust museum at the northwest corner, and the Haym Salomon statue at the southeast corner.

I want to LOVE this park. Many years ago, I DID love this park. Unfortunately it's gone down. It's literally across the street from me. Sadly it's dirty and the homeless have taken over. I literally just tried to take a nice walk this morning, and turned around and left because even in the daytime, it feels unsafe for a single woman walking alone. Better off to stroll at the Tar Pits even though it's smaller.

Love this park and the new lower playground is nice. You can bbq here and have picnics. Not over crowded and Dog friendly. The new sports fields complete the park. There are a few facilities on site that have activities and camps that you can enroll in too. No i don’t work for the park I juts like it and love taking my kid here.

Large neighborhood park with several areas of activities. Fairly clean. Feels safe.

Has something for everyone. Great circular path for dogs and their owners. Got multiple fields for soccer, football, rugby, etc. Good for birthday party bbqs, chilling on the grass and having a nap, and just wondering about. If you get bored, just cross over the street to the grove. FREE PARKING ✅

This park is right by the grove, but in the middle of the park you can hardly tell you are in the middle of a city. The park has a soccer field, baseball field, basketball courts, playground, swimming pool and a gym ground. It also has a few trails for jogging and whatnot. There are some free parking spots. It was a nice looking park. I would suggest anyone to check it out.

Pan Pacific Park our own Central Park in the heart of Los Angeles just outside of the Grove open for picnics green grass baseball soccer basketball benches under trees very quiet once you’re in the park about a mile around on a hike so I do three times around daily come check out Pan Pacific Park parking on Beverly free Open restrooms till five Monkey bars mini Gym available outdoors

This park is great for kids because there is so much space to run around and there are multiple playgrounds to choose from. Tons of cute dogs running around. There is parking but the lot is far from the best playground which is closer to the swimming center which rarely has parking, so you often have to walk across the park. The only problem with this park is the homeless people who like to use the grills to cook leaves and sticks. They don’t bother you but it’s something to be mindful of for sure.

This fast park is in a looks like to be a emergency drainage area but it's such a cool trails and tracks got to go through it with the baseball field soccer field pool five playgrounds baseball field basketball courts toddler area and also a memorial for the Holocaust. This free park is so fun and amazing you must see it to truly experience it.

It was Actually very Peaceful And soothing. Lots of Tables to Sit And Eat in... Everyone was just minding their Own Business... I will be Back Again

I love this park I take my Fender since he's a little baby he's 18 now and I went and took him to see The Monuments for all of the Holocaust victims very moving very touching very beautiful

Beautiful park with a lots of tables for pick nick and gatherings. Lots of places to play and have fun.

Nice park! Good for walking, picnic and watch Soccer games. Restrooms are a bit dirty.

The best park we found so far, several playgrounds with plenty of options for kids to play, shade to not burn under the sun, clean, with plenty of tables to seat and with free parking.

One of the best parks for a fitness photoshoot I’ve ever visited. Stairs, blocks, dips. Amazing place in the middle of big city right by the grove where you can go enjoy the test of the evening right after

I love going here on morning runs. It’s quiet, the sun looks lovely and there are beautiful dogs playing everywhere❤️. My only ISSUE is with the pool. They say it’s open but every time I check it out, it’s drained. The number they gave doesn’t work. But other than that, pretty solid park. However, ladies especially, I would not go there alone after the sun has set. Stay safe 💕

Ample parking, clean park, lots of open space and benches and water fountains for people and pets. Love this park!

One of my favorite parks in Los Angeles. Great place for a nice walk. Although smack-dab in the hustle & bustle of the Grove neighborhood, it's surprisingly peaceful and lush.

Beautiful, huge park located next to The Grove. Don't bother going to The Grove - it's an outdoor mall with all the typical mall stores - Pan Pacific is where it's at!! Two parking lots with plenty of parking (parking fills up, especially warm days and summer nights) This is one MASSIVE park. Grilling allowed - coal receptacles for post grill coal disposal Plenty of picnic tables, trash cans, dogs. Jungle gym, baseball field, soccer field and more. Definitely a park worth checking out, but ill say that about most LA parks. They're lovely and maintained. Very safe

A gem of a park that is great for everyone. While it gets crowded, there are usually a lot of spots under trees and up on the flat area. There are three kids playgrounds, a baseball area, football and so on. You can also rent tables for birthday parties and there are several vendors selling different things. The ambience and crowd is nice. It's my favorite spot to chill. 🧡

Pretty decent park, some good playgrounds, proximity to a library, summer-only pool, Holocaust Museum, and The Grove

A very successful park for children, adults and dogs. There is accessible parking, toilets, a children's playground and large spaces for walking and enjoyment.

Loooove this park. Looks a bit meh from the outside but once you get in there's plenty of grassy areas and shade as well as baseball fields and a soccer field too. Great for chill picnics or walks.

Very busy! Lots of space to spread out and good parking.

Huge, beautiful, different sections, the bathroom can be scary or fun depending on what medications you have in your system 😂

Currently overrun with intoxicated bum encampments in every corner and littered throughout. It's even more disturbing since there are city of LA children's camps here. Despite investment into nice new soccer fields and never ending work on The Grove Drive border, they have neglected safety and cleanliness.

Dogs off leash disturbing my walking leisurely with my dog in a leash. Dogs in children play area until owner realizes it and retrieves it. Put up an enclosure if it’s a dog park.

Love this place! If you're looking for a place to socialize and/or board your dog, Doggieland checks all the boxes. I love that I can watch my dog playing at any time through their camera system, and they'll also post pictures and videos throughout the day. My dog always comes home happy and tired, and is always suuuuper excited when he knows we're heading over there. The staff is so friendly and treat the dogs as if they were their own.

The park in front of the Groove Mall is great if you take your dog for a walk. The parking lot is wide and there is also a basketball court. On weekends, they often have birthday parties on park benches.

The Pan Pacific Park is a great place to visit and hangout with/without friends. Even relaxing and bringing your tablet or laptop to catch up on your work is great. Nice local park!

Great playground for the offsprings to play in. They have 3! If you have a furry child you can let them go off leash from what I've seen. There's a bunch of people that take their furry children. The only thing that sucks is that if there's some rain it gets muddy AF and areas that stay as a huge puddle. They do have like 2 baseball fields and a soccer field. Few basketball courts and a pool! Oh there's a library! They have 2 parking lots and some street parking.

My friends and I go here aften to get away from the city life for awhile, even though it's located right by The Grove. It's a perfect park to take dogs too as most dog owners let their dogs off leash so they can run around and play with other dogs. I've never encountered an aggressive dog off leash. They have bbq pits and benches but I bring my own table top grill to do kbbq in the park! A good amount of parking but on a busy day you might be circling for awhile. They also have basketball courts and several Jungle gym areas for kids. There are larger, covered tables to accommodate large gatherings. Bathrooms are always a disaster, so bring your own soap/hand sanitizer!

I’ve been bringing my dogs to this park for 15 years. It’s large enough that if they aren’t in the mood to be social we can just go to the other side (3rd st). Or we can spin the block a few times and they feel satisfied. Hands down one of our favorite parks.

This park is by far my children's favorite park. It huge, they have multiple playgrounds, open fields, basketball courts pavilions and more. Honestly even without children you can come and lay out in one of the fields and spend hours here. It's literally across the street from The Grove so you can start your day there and finish at the park or visa versa. Parking can be an issue on a nice day, but there are plenty of streets around. Definitely worth coming to if you are in town.

Beautiful place to catch a break. Steps away from the grove. Various things to do, there’s a park for children, basketball courts, picnic area, historical museum inside as well. Amazing vibes all around. Street vendors walking around constantly and there’s awesome food nearby