Brenda Johnson7 months ago
A great park! Morningside High School had its reunion there. We used the walkway and grassy hill areas. Very nice. The grass is well maintained.
The two swimming pools were open and had people enjoying the cool clear water. I parked near the playground area and saw nice equipment for kids to play on with families.
The separate brick buildings that house the bathroom areas are very nice. And provide more privacy.
I recommend the park for all types of fun, events, family outings and more. .
Darla Pulliam6 months ago
I love this park for my walking routine. It has hills as well as flat areas to get my heartrate up and work my body differently. Beautiful trees clean and well kept.
Matthew Arslan LBCC Student Since 20202 months ago
Edward Vincent Jr. Park in Inglewood surprised me in the best way because the moment I walked in, the whole place felt bright, open, and full of life. I did not expect the park to have so many different areas that felt playful and relaxing at the same time, but as I explored more of it, I kept noticing how easy it was to enjoy myself without feeling rushed. The big grassy fields, the long walking paths, and the sunny open spaces all created this warm atmosphere that made the park feel welcoming from the very beginning. What really stood out to me was how many teenagers I saw there. Some were playing basketball, some were hanging out in groups, and others were taking pictures together around the park. Seeing that made the whole place feel even more lively, and it showed me right away that this is the kind of spot teenagers would genuinely love spending time in.
As I kept walking around, I realized there was much more to enjoy than I expected. The playground areas looked colorful and fun, the sports courts were full of energy, and the shaded spots under the trees made it easy to take a break and just enjoy the moment. Even though it was my first time visiting Edward Vincent Jr. Park, I never doubted that the experience was going to turn out the way I hoped it would. There was something refreshing about being in a space where people of all ages were having a good time, but especially seeing so many teenagers laughing, talking, and taking photos together. It reminded me how important it is for teenagers to have places where they can feel creative, comfortable, and free to express themselves.
I have lived for 24 years, but I am not physically or mentally 24 years old. In the summertime of 2024, I learned that I am still physically and mentally 18 years old, and I also learned that my prefrontal cortex is far more developed than the average 25 year old. That youthful mindset makes me appreciate places like this even more, because I can feel the same kind of excitement and creativity that teenagers feel when they are in a space that welcomes them. Edward Vincent Jr. Park is one of the most enjoyable and refreshing outdoor places I have been to in a long time, and I would highly recommend that teenagers go there. It gives them a place to hang out, take pictures, play, talk, and enjoy being themselves in a lively and open environment that feels made for them.
Cynthia11 months ago
I absolutely love this large, family friendly park. Great for walking, running, picnicking or playing. The squirrels are friendly so please be nice. Weekends are busy since there are two baseball/softball fields, a football/soccer field, a bike track and a basketball court. Bathrooms are clean and throughout the park. Parking is ample.
Rev. Jahmean Christ7 months ago
Church Unity Fellowship Church of Christ we had a great time BBQ and We had so much fun it was a great day, Church Unity Fellowship Christ Church Family 🙏🙏🙏 YHWH YAHSHUA HOLY GHOST HALLELUJAH TRUTHFULLY HEALING:
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