Rowland Heights Park — Attraction in Rowland Heights

As a Cyclist I've been Strength training in the Rowland Heights area because of the grades of its steep streets of 8% up to 12%.. Along the way I've come across several nice park's as rest stops including this park. In a nice clean residential neighborhood this park is not big in size but has plenty of resources for activities for everyone and a + for the residents that live here..very quiet and peaceful park for its citizens & its kids. 2 large baseball fields with lights, bleachers and dugouts. plenty of outfields with green grass well maintained & manicured. Also a large playground for the little ones. 2 basketball (full) courts with nets on it rims.. also two tennis courts with lights all fencing .. plenty of shade trees in an area were there are picnic tables.. a walking path that branches out into a residential neighborhood behind the park.. Clean men's & women's restrooms with essentials.. drinking fountains with running water..simply a very nice park to enjoy with family and friends. A very respectful community & it citizens that reside here in Rowland Heights.. If i could give it 10...

My family has enjoyed this park for years. There is a nice playground with playgrounds for both little kids (including small sand play area) and bigger kids. Also full basketball court and tennis courts and picnic tables, 2 areas covered that are good for parties. Lots of trees/shade. Bathrooms are better than some other local parks with fully functioning sinks and even stocked hand soap. Only complaint (and this is first time it happened to me today) there were fire ants under the big slide - both my 33-year-old twins' feet and mine got bites all over them! I hope they quickly treat this problem. We had shoes, but they had openings. Other than that, it's a nice park. They have a fun Christmas event with Santa giving out gifts, and a snow...

Great place to take a walk around the perimeter and ball fields, as they usually maintain the grass. Be aware of the ever present mud/muck near gazebo 1 (from parking facing the field). There are two playgorunds, one for toddlers and littles, and the a bigger one for older kids. You can also find a gazebo/covered table to sit at or use on most days. Bigger ones are camped out at for family parties later in the day. The only issue I have is with the tennis nazis that "own" the courts and can be very aggressive with anyone who is not...