Osornio Park

This is a public park dedicated to a fallen police officer. It used to be great before some Soccer team remodeled it and took over. Used to have nice trees to sit under but they cut them down for the soccer players. They park their cars on the basketball field and leave all their trash after games. Thanks city of La Habra.

This park is monopolized by the soccer team. Although the park is 5 acres in size and a soccer field takes up 2.5 acres, the people in charge of the soccer league make you believe that they own the entire park. There are signs posted that deter people away and the gates are locked at times. The park is set up so you have to walk trough the soccer area although there are doors that access the other side of the park. I have seen teenagers playing when the temperature is well in the 90's and even in the dark with lights brought in. You can hear parents yelling aggressively during the games. I am surprised that the city of LH allows this. The park is a public place and should be welcoming to all, especially people who live in the area and pay taxes to the city of LH.

It's a nice park for soccer games. Plenty of parking.

Osornio Park brings up a lot of amazing memories that will last a lifetime for our family but it's so much more than just a park. Just like in the movie The Sandlot, where a group of friends find a common pastime to enjoy in a neighborhood park, Osornio is our Sandlot. Osornio Park is where friendships have been built, and where the challenges of sport have strengthened those friendships. Osornio Park is where we've felt the sting of defeat. Orsonio Park is also where the life lessons of commitment, determination and hard work have paid off and been rewarded with the amazing feelings of victory and celebration with our close friends. The City of La Habra is fortunate to have Osornio Park and the kids who have grown up playing at Osornio are forever grateful. Osornio Park will always feel like home.

It's a soccer park next to school. Park has no washroom facility. I had to leave the park in the middle of the game.