Pearson Park & Pool

I go here to use the tennis courts. There are 6 well lit courts that are well maintained and quite popular to locals. I almost always find a court to play on but it can get busy during peak hours which are weekday around 6 and weekend mornings. Aside from those times, I always find at least one court.
The only bad thing about it is that there are people in the area that tend to smoke weed and once in a while I’ll get a whiff of the odor and I absolutely hate it. Other than that, its great!
Its free, its clean, and easily accessible.

In my opinion this park was very dirty. The play area isn’t something I would let my child climb on, The wood chips had trash in it, and The equipment had graffiti on it. And please don’t get me started on the people who were hanging out here. The only positive I saw was a police car driving through the park. I do love the ducks, they are gorgeous but I definitely don’t want my one year old playing in bird Feces. And lastly I disliked the fact the water has blue dye in it. Makes me think they are covering up dirty water or who knows what. I definitely won’t be back to this park and wouldn’t recommend it to anyone I know.

Dig this park much! Been getting my minor fitness on here for awhile. It’s just kind of dirty along the sidewalks and some of the grassy areas by the duck ponds. Maybe because of the different berry looking things that drop from the trees onto the concrete, or animal poop that wasn’t discarded of properly.
Other than that, the park is huge. Offering a playground, ponds, pavilions for gatherings, benches, tennis courts, a swimming pool, bleacher seats, the amphitheater, cactus plants, various trees, flowers, ducklings and ducks.
Got a bunch of walkers, joggers, runners, skateboarders, cyclists, unicyclists, romanticists, families and average every day folks just passing through or hanging out.
Love coming here before the sun sets or even once it’s dark. You can catch a not-​so-​bad view of the Disneyland fireworks from here too!

Beautiful park great for kids to play and have fun. Parking is difficult to find. Very comfortable for jogging and sports.

got my first bj from my ex here ! :D it was a birthday gift

Great spot for playing tennis, went for a few games with my best friend we had a blast!

What a beautiful, and large park! Great for people young and old. My fiancé and I went to play some catch and we had tons of space to run and practice.
Nearby, we saw a big birthday party, probably 30 people. They had on music and had started cooking a bunch of food on a park provided bbq.
Away from us was a bridge surrounded by a beautiful pond with lots of ducks inside. From there we could see another whole baseball field and what looked like a huge soccer field as well.
This is a great park for families or if you just want to take a long walk. I’ll definitely be brining my dogs here in the future.

I love going here to jog… Best part is feeding ducks at the pond. Worst part is the trucks/​cars that park overnight.

The tennis courts are nice, but can get crowded and overrun by groups. Bathrooms at this park are quite disgusting. At least the two I checked out were. Be sure to take care of business prior to arriving. =-x

Went yesterday and the pool was drained! Very bummed because we are having a heat wave.

Huge Trees, Lots of Shade, a pool, concert area, tennis courts, small ponds and a succulent garden make up Pearson Park. It’s pretty big and is usually well populated. It’s a good place for a quick stroll or dog walk. It can get pretty dirty, it’s not kept up too well and some of the people hanging around can make you feel uncomfortable. Its certainly a park that has potential its not living up to.

This review is JUST for the Tennis courts.
It has been a while since I have attended this park and I must say I LOVE these tennis courts. If I get there before 4pm there are tons of courts available. If you get there after 5pm it will be difficult. These courts are super clean and well maintained. =]
Need a snack or refreshment? There is either a shaved ice, corn, or ice cream man available!
Only gripe are the super short dividers between the courts. Tennis balls tend to easily bounce onto other courts. Otherwise, really nice tennis courts.

This park is big and generally used as a soccer field type park, but there are many features that might be opened during certain times of year, a pool, a big theater and other features too.

this park is ghetto. i definitely see how it could be nice, but with the trash floating around in the lake and the graffiti on the tennis courts right next to the playground, it does not appeal to me.

This park is clean and landscaped very well. I actually had my high school graduation here, so I guess it’s fitting that a couple decades later I would become the duke of this place.
I like to go jogging here. There are lots of interesting pathways to take to keep your running circuit lively and fresh.
I think that this place is a symbol of the renaissance of Anaheim, which is currently underway.

cool place, got hit on by a man there he took me to his place and is crazy 4 my body…
lovely place

Anaheim’s «Central Park,» Pearson Park transports you to a completely wonderful and peaceful place in the middle of Downtown. Giant trees create a cool canopy throughout the large park, and ponds and streams with lily pads and ducks add to the tranquility. In addition to passive recreation, there is a swimming pool, baseball fields, playground, amphitheater, and more. Perhaps the best part about the park is the historic neighborhood surrounding the park with beautiful homes.

I had more than one Barbie in my childhood. Aside from the plastic, anatomically impossible doll, there was the other blonde, blue eyed Barbie… my swim instructor at Pearson Park. I was maybe 5 years old and already could survive in the water, but Barbie helped turn this girl into a solid swimmer and a life long lover of the water. I remember getting our little «diploma» for graduating from swim class and how proud of myself I was!
Obviously this park has a nostalgic place in my heart. There’s plenty of history at this park, going back to the heyday of Anaheim when this park was the entertainment hub. There’s an awesome amphitheater here, the large pool, a cactus garden, little lakes and fountains. Unfortunately, at times, the crowd here isn’t too amazing, but you know, just use some discretion. Cute Craftsman homes in the historic neighborhood to walk around and look at as well. Carl Karcher’s (R.I.P.) family home is located right down the street from here.

Pearson Park is my family’s park. We love to walk or run to the park to enjoy the playground, the mini lake, the sports, the amphitheater and the general beauty. There is a lot of history at the park. For example
Rudolph Boysen was the parks first maintenance supervisor. Mr. Boysen stayed on for more than 38 Years and developed the «Boysenberry» in his spare time. Pearson Park is named for Charles A. Pearson, mayor from 1945 to 1959. There’s a statue of famous actress Helena Modjeska at the corner of Sycamore and Lemon. My wife also enjoy using the park to run because each lap around the park is just short of ¾ of a mile

This park has a pool, playground, sand volley courts, tennis courts, etc. My co-​workers and I come here regularly to use their public courts after work to play some friendly games. The last two courts have the most shade and they are usually very popular. Because of that, there are a lot of dead leaves and not very clean as a result.
It’s very crowded at dusk and especially in the summer time.