dog friendly park
Overview: Willow Springs Park - Long Beach is rated 4.4/5 from 328 Google reviews. Reviews most often describe it as clean and well kept. Amenities: Reviewers often mention shade and tree cover. Crowd: Reviews describe regular visitors and active use and steady activity with other dogs to meet. Downsides: Some reviews mention a smaller layout than some visitors expect.
Overview: Willow Springs Park - Long Beach is rated 4.4/5 from 328 Google reviews. Reviews most often describe it as clean and well kept. Amenities: Reviewers often mention shade and tree cover. Crowd: Reviews describe regular visitors and active use and steady activity with other dogs to meet. Downsides: Some reviews mention a smaller layout than some visitors expect.
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First time visiting - checked it off my list. Smaller than I thought but gorgeous with soothing aromas, well-maintained trails and landscape, and lots of shady big trees with steps where you can sit. Such a great spot to re-center or go for a brisk walk. Definitely going back!
Nice park. Parking is OK but could be maintained a little bit better. Be careful as you’re driving in because you can bottom out pretty easily. Other than that, really nice spot to go for a walk. Oh, maintenance could be a little bit better with the garbage because it’s usually pretty full.
Hidden hole in the matrix where at night time the park comes alive, pun intended. Lol
Hidden above the famous cemetery, this is a nice little stroll with some interesting educational points, colorful artwork and Long Beach historical interest. Also saw some wildlife about. Not the best walking trail in Long Beach, but it is quaint and charming. Not too busy, which is a plus.
It's nice! There's 2 walks to do - 1 up by the parking lot at Long View Point, with a gorgeous view for sunsets. The 2nd walk is down below - from the parking lot, walk left (south) through the green gate, down the hill. Dogs have to be on a leash. Stay out of the bushes/plants areas because it's a habitat restoration site, with tiny little native plants growing. Look for bunnies, lizards, and red-tailed hawks!
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