Lindberg Park

Park is in a nice neighborhood and there is a lot of parking. There is a tennis court & good amount of swings and slides for the children to play with. The only thing I have an issue with is the bathroom. There is no changing table for the babies and there’s never seem to be soap to wash your hands. So make sure you take wipes and hand sanitizer.

One of the few parks I visit regularly. This park is somewhat hidden. The play area is big but not to big. There is a picnic area with BBQ and big bonus there are CLEAN bathrooms right there very convient

Somewhat of a hidden treasure. Not too big, not too small, plenty of parking all around. It one of my favorites to bring the kids to. Great play area/​structure. Picnic area with BBQs, tennis courts, soccer fields and softball field. Right in the middle of a residential neighborhood so it feels cozy. Picnic bench right next to the kids play area, so ideal for kids parties or just to bring your own snacks for the day! Enjoy!

A neighborhood favorite for sure. Clean bathrooms, lots of parking around it, great for kids of all ages. Also has a short wall around the two sides, so it’s good at keeping kids contained. It’s small enough where you can see your kid the entire time if you are sitting in one spot.

oh Lindberg Park, i would like to love you, but you make it a little difficult for me. you have ample street parking, and you’re tucked into a nice neighbourhood. plus you have covered picnic areas, a big lawn, and a playground that is really great for imaginative play. however!
sadly, you have no shade. that’s my biggest issue — the playground is a broiling sandpit of toastiness for most of the day. and that sandpit? it seems to just get dirtier and dirtier. last time i was there with Tiny One, he brought me candy wrappers, cigarette butts, chip bags, old straws, and a few unidentifiable nasties. while i can’t complain that my kid is good about picking up trash, i’d rather he not have to use that skill on a playground.

I have been back since and had a bit of an eye opening. The sand here is filthy. Trash, butts, general flotsam and jetsam. And the splintering of the wooden stuff has only gotten worse with the summer sun. This park will do in a pinch but I think I am done here. At least with the playground area.

Nice park, not much shade.

The kiddies, parents and nannies luv this park, it will provide them with hours and hours of fun. During the summer the staff provides additional activities for the older kids. Just this week, we were greeted by the friendly staff lady (forgot her name) who said, «do you want a hug or a handshake» how sweet! We’ve been coming here for many years and there have never been any problems. It gets a bit crowded on Saturdays. The park is well maintained.

This park could be amazing. Ample street parking. I love the wooden playscapes (works for tots and big kids). A climbing child’s wonderland. There is an awesome wooded train for little ones to pretend they are on a choo-​choo train. There’s a wooden playscape in the shape of a boat with a slide. Imagination nurtured.
That said, the wooden structures need love. The paint is chipped and a kid could easily get splinters. Not tons of shade for a hot sunny day.
Lindberg Park, you could be great.

I went to this park this morning with my son (22 months old). There are limited structures for him at this park. It’s, more or less, geared for older children 5 and up. The taller structures were narrow and not fit to accommodate a parent shadowing their child– BUMMER! Still, there were several smaller structures for him to play, like the train, boat, and of course SAND (everyone child’s favorite)! But, if you have a young child, you should try a different park.

A kids climbing paradise with multiple rope nets, ladders tires plus several cool play structures and bouncy things a top a giant sand lot.

It serves its purpose. My son is a climber so this is his favorite park. Convenience is all a plus. Walking distance from our home.

A mom’s review of the playground:
1) Dirty. Cigarette butts everywhere. Really gross looking picnic tables (I saw a woman spread out a napkin on the bench before she sat — it’s that dirty). Dirty sand/​gravel mix for the kids to run around in. A few parents were letting their kids play without shoes. Wouldn’t recommend that.
2) Sad. There were pylons and orange netting roping off a few areas. One of the slides is missing, and the hole which used to lead to it, is now just nailed up with plywood. Other unidentifiable fun-​ness also roped off. The playground equipment has seen better days, and is in need of a fresh coat of paint.
Nonetheless, my 18 month old had a good time running in circles and such, until a van of developmentally disabled teenagers showed up and spoiled the fun. I don’t know if this playground is regularly a dumping ground for these folks, but they were way too big and rough to be sharing a playground equipment with toddlers. We packed it in and went home.
Except, when I walked back to my car, it had been ticketed for parking during street sweeping. Scanned up and down the block? No signs. W.T.F., indeed, Culver City. I snapped a bunch of pictures, wrote a poignant letter, and sent it off to Tustin, where Culver City likes to process their tickets. I was granted a pardon — just this once.
Goodbye Lindberg Park; Won’t Be Back.

This lovely park is in the center of a quiet residential neighborhood, the Studio Village section of Culver City.
It’s almost 4 and a half acres, and includes a fitness course.
There’s also a covered picnic area with a big stone BBQ, in full use last Sunday, despite the record-​breaking heat.
There are ball fields,
including a soccer field, and a basketball court.
There’s a tennis court too,
and a huge kiddie playground.
A pool woulda been nice last weekend, but alas… no pool.
But…there’s a great multi-​purpose room
with a big, walled outdoor area
and a kitchen.
It’s used for La Playa child care on weekdays, and is rented out for private parties on weekends (just call the number on the park listing to reserve the space).
Last Sunday a staff member interrupted his lunch to give me a tour of the inside, how cool was that.
My fave part of this park are the old stone walls and the stone fireplaces.
This is not cheesy faux stone, this is the real deal. They’re big olé rocks set in mortar, and… they rock.
Forgive me… haha…
I posted 27 photos of the park facilities.