Peter Green Park

This park is great for toddlers, but you can definitely feel the snobby local vibe! The kids were interactive, but not taught manners and the mothers were just as stand offish! The initial crowd we meet were nice, but the crowd that followed was cold as ice! I wouldn’t take my toddler there again.

The park at this address is NOT the park shown on most of the review photos with the really nice blue/​purple jungle gym. The one at this address is a blue/​white jungle gym and the playground does NOT have swings/​turtles/​rock climbing/​cars & other things you see in the pictures.
I was so confused this morning when I showed up at this address and saw a completely different playground. If you’re looking for the playground in the pictures with the turtles and all the other fun stuff, the correct address is 18 751 Seagate Dr, Huntington Beach, CA 92 648. I had to go online and figure it out because it was really bothering me and I’m glad I did. The playground on Seagate is really nice! (my favorite as of today) It has so much for toddlers to do. There isn’t much of a grassy area though so it’s not good for long walks/​dogs… It’s basically just a playground & 3 sports courts: basketball, tennis, and volleyball!
The one at this address however, not so nice. The structure of the jungle gym itself is cool (2 levels) but there’s not much to do other than that. It doesn’t even have swings and the worst part for me was the rusty paint everywhere (See pictures). It made me so nervous that a lot of it was within reach of my 2 year old. Will not be coming back here for that reason and the one at the address above is so much better.

Good playground to visit if you live locally, but I definitely wouldn’t drive a distance to play there. The 2 play structures are entertaining enough, it is clean and well maintained, and there is a lot of space for bikes/​scooters, but not much else.
The cushy flooring and lack of sand make this a nice place for the 2 and under set.

I’ve passed through this area many times on the way to DTHB and never knew there was a park hidden right behind 5 points.
HUGE space for the kids to run around & lots of parking in the lot & the street. Two sections of covered park benches to rest or hang out. There’s 2 jungle gyms for different age groups, a swing set that seats 10(?) across & the bulk of the playground has that springy ground for shock absorption aka kids falling down.
Only downsides I see is its not great for older kids… but by that time they’re probably not going to want to go to a playground anyway. Also, there are no bathrooms or water fountains. Bring snacks & plan to use the restroom prior to heading over.

Love this park. I take my 2 year old son here all the time and is very age appropriate and clean. Just wish they had bathrooms but other then that its a great park for kids of toddler and older ages.

This park is great for toddlers.
My son is at an age where he is curious about everything, wild, fast and constantly falling and climbing things! This park is clean and very spacious! There’s no sand or wood chips on the playground floor and there’s not much concrete either! So if the little one falls he won’t scrape his knee too bad or feel a big shock from falling! There are age appropriate activities and even the playground equipment has toddlers in mind. Rock climbing wall has openings at the bottom for your crawlers, the normal swings are very low to the ground, and there is a volleyball court next to it filled with sand if you did want the sand option for some sensory play! There are also shaded tables and plenty of room for many many kids to play at this playground without feeling overcrowded or being too overwhelming for your babies! Overall, this has been my favorite playground I’ve found so far!

Favorite park in my area. Very clean with new equipment. Volleyball, tennis & basketball courts are always empty!

As my 3 year old boy would say’ «this park is amazing»! We were visiting family from AZ and stopped by this park to let the kids let loose. They had a great time on the multiple playgrounds and swing sets. This park also has pergolas for throwing a birthday party, tennis, volleyball and basketball courts. Another big bonus is that the complete playground is covered in that cushioned foam material so no one gets too hurt. This a great park for kids and would highly recommend it.

Peter Green Park is one of the newest, and most kid-​friendly parks in Huntington Beach. It features a playground of fun interactive stations, an upscale covered patio barbeque and tables, a tennis court, basketball court and volleyball court.
The park is a public park and can be accessed by anyone. It is located on Promenade Street near Main and Gothard. This park is great for kids. They have an area for toddlers, and a much larger playground structure which is perfect for the bigger kids. It really covers activities for all ages.
In Hunington, I would say this is one of the best parks we have for kids.
–BIG Negitive no bathrooms on site!