Edward Vincent Jr Park

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700 Warren Ln
Inglewood, CA 90302
+1 (310) 412-5370
http://www.cityofinglewood.org

Edward Vincent Jr Park is a community park situated in Inglewood, CA, offering a range of recreational facilities and green spaces for visitors to enjoy.

The park provides a peaceful environment for individuals and families to engage in outdoor activities and connect with nature in the heart of the city.

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4.550 reviews
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Kevin B.
7/18/2025

Great park for little league sports and family gatherings. Park was a bit different growing up than what it is today. We had very little resources of activities. Now, you can enjoy everything here...

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Erica B.
8/28/2025

The photos of this location don't do it justice! This park is newly renovated with a mass amount of space to play. With two jungle gym areas, a skate park, baseball field, basketball court, this...

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Kris A.
1/7/2024

This is a super cool park! They have a pump track perfect for skateboarding, bmx bikes, scooters, roller skaters. Lots of fun!! Fun park for a nice day. Tennis courts available, baseball field,...

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Chau T.
8/9/2025

DO NOT GO HERE. Got kicked out by some man saying no pickleball allowed here even though most of the tennis courts are empty

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David N.
10/29/2024

A beautiful public recreational park. A wide open grassy field, an excellent ballpark, and plenty of lot parking. Awesome!

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