Melissa G.
8/9/2025
Cute park on a quiet street. Plenty of parking and play structures for kids of all ages. Right next to a big half dirt half grass field that's completely fenced in where you can take your dogs....
Cleland Ave Bicentennial Park
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4800 Cleland Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90065
The City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks manages a diverse array of recreational facilities, including parks, swimming pools, and community centers, all aimed at enhancing the quality of life for residents. With a storied history dating back to the city's first Freeholder Charter in 1889, the department is committed to providing accessible spaces for leisure, fitness, and community engagement.
Among its offerings are children's play areas, picnic facilities, and various specialized venues such as dog parks and skate parks. The department actively seeks public feedback to continually improve its services and facilities for the community's benefit.
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Cindy G.
10/8/2024
cute small park Park signage says it is good for 5 to 12-year-olds but honestly, I think this perfect for toddlers. there were only toddlers there when we visited and my 4 y/o was able to do...
Kathy H.
6/14/2025
Seems clean- not super crowded. Too many dogs off the leash, despite the sign that says dogs must be jept on a leash. As far as I can tell, off leash dogs poop wherever they want, and their owners...
Brandon A.
9/12/2022
Great shared space (dog park and, occasionally, a sports park). However, the Kens and Karens that live around this park are insufferable. I was there recently when a slightly balding, pudgy Ken...
Jin Y.
2/26/2021
during the pandemic i can never tell when it is open. let's talk about the green space next to it - is it a dog park or is it a soccer field? sometimes i see dogs running around and pooping and...
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