14th Street Park — Attraction in Long Beach

14th Street Park has come a long way since the 1950's. The park is a strip of passive recreation oasis stretching 60 feet wide by five (5) city blocks long. It begins at the corner of 14th Street and Chestnut Avenue and runs all the way to Long Beach Blvd. The neighborhood park has seen it's fair share of social and economic challenges and revitalization efforts throughout the years.

The amenities at 14th Street Park includes a small and medium size playground, the Michael K. Green Skate Park, a full size basketball court & two half courts, an exercise/fitness park, and plenty of green grass to host picnics and events. The park is looking good again with the help of city agencies and contractors, neighborhood groups, non-profit organizations and local residents. You can tell that residents are beginning take pride in their neighborhood. You can also see more kids and adults using the park for its...

The park is fine but you can tell homeless folks have taken over the parks. The kids cant play at all in a clean enviroment. Actually all the parks have been taken over.. The skateboard ramps smell like urine.. There 2 sections one closest to pacific street don't even let your go near it.. Kids need a place to enjoy and interact. Do the city even go by the parks and spray them down or clean them? At least once a month.. Make sure nothing is broken. Make sure taxpayers money being use to...

Rubber bands attached to the trees 💁 this is a skatepark if you don't have skateboard then you need to step off and to the next Crip flexin and threatening to throw me down the stairs y'all need the back da fug off cuz you didn't have a skateboard you probably don't even...