Plummer Park

I love this park because this park has a little bit of everything for a little kids to big kids. This park has a little grass area right next to playground so you can have a blanket and sit and watch while kids are playing and also has a picnic tables and benches too. And right next to kids playground, there is a little kids playground ground separated with the fence and that is belong to the preschool during the daytime. Many people are walking with the dogs and exercising here which makes me feel vibrant and safe.

Cute urban park in the heart of the quiet neighborhood, great example of a compact but efficient common space. It has pickleball and tennis courts (with online reservation system), basketball court, lots of benches, children’s playground, water fountains for both people and dogs, a few historic buildings for community events. It’s well lit at the night time, always clean and well maintained, most of the time a security ambassador is on site. Parking lots are located on both north and south ends of the park.

Without saying too much, it was a great place during the day, but at night, it was cold and wet🥶Wished the benches were comfortable. Overall, it was the safest park I've been to in LA. Every day, there are tons of people who bring their kids or dogs, and it just feels so safe here. They have the uglist spiders here, tho 🕷(OH and avoid the bathrooms outside. Just go inside the building.)

Plummer Park isn't very big and it doesn't have a field, but it offers pretty much everything else you expect from a recreation park, like tennis courts, basketball courts and playgrounds. The park is relatively clean and being taken good care of, although on the morning that I visited the park, I still spotted a few homeless persons and their tents in the corners of the park.

This is a review of the tennis courts. They are cracked and usually have debris on them ranging from leaves to gum (!), but they are nonetheless a fun place and convenient place to play in an urban park sort of way. I like that they were resurfaced some time ago in blue, the nets are the right height, and they are often available. The tennis pros look great, though I've only watched them and never taken a lesson. I play with a friend. The cons are that the courts are very noisy, which can be a problem when playing tennis. The court we usually play on is near a workout station on the southwest side, and there is often very loud amplified music from trainers teaching classes there (are they allowed to do that?). Also, it is right near the bathroom, which is always occupied by street people getting high and staying locked in there for long periods of time. There is always garbage and on two occasions human waste on the side of the court near the bathroom. The courts on the other side get traffic noise. On the other hand, it is an entertaining experience to play there, with a mix of languages and personalities, and in the mornings I think it's free.

Great park. New to the area and came across this cute little park walking distance from where I’m staying. Small park but perfectly layed out with bathrooms, sitting areas, event halls, tennis courts and a green area where luckly I stumbled upon a live music concert. Plus an art gallery. Great location Will have lunch here as much as possible.

Was just here today to work on a fun project. The park is pretty big, with tennis courts and picnic areas. Great for kids and groups. At the head of the park, near Santa Monica Blvd there's a community center that I recommend checking out. The lounge inside is strictly for seniors but they'll let you in to check out events and the artwork. There was a sign posted today that advertised a dance in addition to their youth Halloween carnival, so it looks like they host events as well. P.s they also have two parking lots. I recommend parking in the one near fountain because the Santa Monica one is usually taken up by off duty Uber drivers.