Calas Park

Callous parked in Carson excellent Park plenty of room for kids are on a baseball field swings slides bathrooms are nice green grass you can have plenty room for kids run around soccer field if you want to play excellent take the kids BBQ I was actually under the Sun plenty of trees for shade

I was like born & raised at this park! Rain or shine from swinging, jungle gym, waiting pool, climbing on bars, sliding, going on the merry-​go-​round, climbing high on top of the bars & swinging as far as we can so we can jump & hang on the bar, flipping having my legs wrapped around the bars making me go round & round! Riding bike, playing fooseball, handball, karems, hop scotch, playing tag, hiding. playing tennis to watching movies to going to cooking class, dance class… The only thing I missed out on is being able to go to the mountains, amusement parks. due to my friends cannot go! Back then they used to have more events during christmas, having concerts. The most memorable part of this park is playing softball when my Beloved Kuya was coach for girls softball. .all my friends were on the same team! My childhood friends & cousins.:(Good times & Alot of memories here celebrating my childrens baptism & 1^st Birthday all in one shot!

This park is not dog friendly. In fact, it’s not human friendly as well. The staff yells out a very rude and unprofessional remark over the PA system that I could not bring my dog to the park because he will «poo». And I even haven’t stepped into the park yet. I carried my little chihuahua, walked over to the window, and waved a dispenser full of plastic dog poo bags. I asked where are the signs that says no dogs allowed. He pointed at one sign posted on a pole facing away from the park entrance and posted so high up on a pole that you would have to over extend your next just to be able to see it. That experience was very unpleasant and embarrassing because the people at the park were looking at me as if I had done something terrible just by having a dog. A loud message over the PA system was not necessary. You don’t want dogs in the park? Then put several signs out so that there would be no need to yell at dog owners over a PA system.

Just be careful running around this park, there are a lot of stray dogs that run around the neighborhood/​Park.

I came here once to do a baby shower party for my best friend. This park has a really nice venue for a party of 50+ guest. Tables and chairs are included. There is a kitchen (stove, sink, small fridge) that you can use for the party. Next to the venue, is a play ground (perfect for little ones who may get in the way of setting up for the party). The parking space is limited but there are street parking. Over all, my experience was awesome.

Overall nice park to walk around during daylight. But a warning to all dog owners this park isn’t dog friendly. The many times I’ve walked my dog on the sidewalk there was only one sign posted a light pole that dogs are not allowed at the park. Be warned if you do walk your dog on the park grass and staff sees you they will mention something on the p. a system.

We come here for my God daughter and she loves the slides and swings. It’s pretty well kept. I only wish they had a smaller slide and jungle gym for the little ones. But overall its a nice park and you can’t beat free entertainment.

This is a nice, quiescent park for some recreation with your small coterie. There’s only one basketball court (which is taken most of the time during the weekends), two tennis courts, a baseball field, a small playground, and a compact indoor facility. Due to the indoor facility, this place isn’t so bad for a small child’s b-​day party. I love how the tennis courts are free during weekday lunch time.

I come here when I visit my cousin or aunt because it is located right across the street from their pad. There is a basketball, soccer, baseball, and playground area. There’s even a seesaw!