Sierra Vista Park - Sierra Madre, California

Sierra Vista Park es un encantador parque ubicado en 611 E Sierra Madre Blvd, Sierra Madre, CA 91024. Este lugar es perfecto para pasar un día agradable en familia o con amigos, especialmente si tienes niños, ya que cuenta con una gran variedad de especialidades que harán que su visita sea inolvidable.

El parque cuenta con una entrada accesible para personas en silla de ruedas, lo que significa que es un lugar inclusivo y acogedor para todos. Además, ofrece estacionamiento accesible para personas en silla de ruedas, lo que facilita el acceso al parque.

Entre sus instalaciones, podrás encontrar columpios, mesas de pícnic, sanitario público, toboganes, y un área de juegos. Estas características hacen de Sierra Vista Park un lugar ideal para ir con niños, ya que podrán disfrutar de horas de diversión y entretenimiento.

Si estás buscando un lugar para celebrar un cumpleaños infantil, este parque es una excelente opción Los niños podrán correr, jugar y divertirse en un espacio seguro y agradable.

Pero eso no es todo, Sierra Vista Park también es pet-friendly, lo que significa que puedes llevar a tu perro y pasar un rato agradable juntos. Sin embargo, es importante respetar las normas del parque y mantener a tu mascota atada en todo momento.

En cuanto a su ubicación, el parque se encuentra en una zona tranquila y residencial de Sierra Madre, rodeado de hermosas casas y vegetación. Esto lo convierte en un lugar perfecto para desconectar del bullicio de la ciudad y disfrutar de la naturaleza.

Según las opiniones de Google My Business, Sierra Vista Park tiene una calificación de 4.5/5, lo que demuestra la satisfacción de los visitantes. Muchas personas han elogiado el parque por su limpieza, seguridad y variedad de instalaciones.

Opiniones de Sierra Vista Park

Michael Stretton

5/5

Excellent park, has everything a park should have. Grass fields, brand new massive kid play area, tennis courts, outdoor gym, baseball fields, covered picnic areas, bathrooms, water fountains. What else do you need? No off leash dogs allowed, there is an off leash dog area, but it’s not very nice.

Daniel Morez

5/5

At a casual glance this looks like a mild mannered small/timid dog park. However it’s actually a cleverly disguised observation point where through its north fence you can watch where Sierra Madre secretly pipes it’s excess coyotes and parrots over to Arcadia. Oh and it’s clean and nicely shaded too.

J Mo

4/5

Really nice park.
I haven't had a chance to explore the rest of the park fully, but it definitely has a lot to offer.
The bball courts though are exceptional. From the courts, the surrounding mountains and greenery are a welcoming and peaceful view.

Laura Meyer

5/5

This is a wonderful park! Plenty for the whole family to do here - nice, big playground, lots of open grass areas for games, the well-maintained baseball field, basketball courts, tennis courts (just 2), and pools. They even have a nice dog run (not sure if it's re-opened again or not, but you could call the "Y" rec center there to find out!).

Ijlal Carter

1/5

We are very angry and appalled by the handling and booking of the park's recreational spaces used for parties. My daughter booked a space that specifically had an awning cover for daughter's 5th birthday. However, upon her arrival for setup, other party was there setting up. That party had also "reserved" that space. No one was on staff to resolve this issue

Chris Goya

5/5

It's a cute park. Small, but has basketball/tennis courts, pool, sand playground, swings, and trees for nice shade spots. Very quiet during the week. Weekends are more family vibes. Always clean, which is a plus.

Jill Paxton

5/5

Very peaceful and shady. Great old tree covers most of the playground. Just a small playground with swings and a small sandbox and a field between Sierra Madre Community Nursery School and an aquatics center, but it's a perfect spot to relax and play with your younger child while your preschooler is in school next door.

D&D Explorers

4/5

Nice place to play baseball or watch a game and buy a hotdog. Street parking if their lot fills up, also a YMCA on site.