Carr Park — Attraction in Glendale

The city facilities personnel keep the park as clean as they can, but there are many vagrants who make this location their daily camp and dumping ground. After a long week- end, humans will have left all manner of rubbish, overflowing the waste bins, but by mid - day in the first day of the week, the parks crew will have things nearly pristine again. As of April 2017, they recently re-did the playground wood chips. Unfortunately, despite Glendale and LA County leash laws, lots of people let their dogs illegally off-leash, and though the parks department supplies pet waste bags, there will be occasional droppings in the grass. Fine for passing through, but I never feel inspired or clean...

Carr Park is a charming neighborhood park located at 1615 E Colorado Street in Glendale, CA. This park offers a peaceful retreat with its well-maintained green spaces and a variety of amenities. The playground is perfect for kids aged 5-12, and there are ten non-reservable picnic tables available on a first-come, first-served basis, making it a great spot for family gatherings. The fitness equipment is a nice touch for those looking to get some exercise outdoors. The park is clean, safe, and has a friendly atmosphere. It’s a wonderful place to relax, play, and enjoy the outdoors. Highly recommended for families and anyone looking for a quiet place to unwind. Missing Stars for not having a...

I got my kids food from In N Out and instead of eating inside and having our sensory system blasted by neon lights and the rumble of hungry masses, we chose to eat our fires in the park. I was happy to see a few homeless people having a safe place to exist in the park. It’s always a good moment to stop and explain to my kids that we are all humans and deserving of dignity and love despite our economic status. Seeing homeless people is also a good signal for me and my kids to stop and reflect on how grateful we should be for all that we have. The play structure and grounds were nothing special but everything was nice and...