Mervin Morris Park

My childhood right hurrr!
I moved here even before they did a whole revamp on the park (playground used to be wooden)! The park is a nice asset for the surrounding area and really brings the community together. It caters to both younger and older kids without separating the playground (two sets of swings, two sets of slides, etc). There are picnic benches and bbq pits here for gatherings, and plenty of parking.
They also have a skate park and two tennis courts, which is very popular amongst the teenage crowd. This is honestly one of the better parks I’ve been to. Not as big as Kennedy Park, but definitely has more of a «homey» feel to it.
Now that I’m older, I don’t come here as often, but I like to walk my dogs around the area and take my little nieces and nephews here whenever I have time, and hopefully, my future kids.

Great location, small park. Has a kids park with swings, skate park and tennis courts.

Too many pot head teen smokers and people taking public displays of affection to the next level being a teen myself even I’m disgusted by how nasty some people are and the H.A.R.D does a bad job on upkeep bathrooms need renovation and grass needs to be cut more often

I use to play tennis here for Arroyos home games. The tennis courts are good enough. Some of them are not at regulation height, and the windscreens does not really help when playing on the southern courts. One thing I like about the tennis courts though are the lights! Nice place for night games since the wind doesn’t really blow by around night. Lots of street parking is another plus.

I think this is a great little skate park for San Lorenzo. The only thing I wish was different is location. I wish it was more tucked away on a side street instead of on a busy street. But that’s just me knit picking.
The playground is cool too. This is all located across from arroyo high school so beware of students crowding the park when school is out.

Has a lot of amenities and not too crowded.
Love this park but the tennis courts are always packed with high school games and practices. Its best if you come super late, during school hours, or early (before 10am).
Two bathrooms but they are pretty gross. There is an open field that people usually use for soccer and two small playgrounds with swings.
They’ve really beautified this park in recent years. They’ve taken down the tree in front of the tennis courts and replanted with a smaller tree and tons of flowers. The old tattered tennis nets have also been fixed up/​replaced. They replaced a lot of the wooden structures (benches/​playground) with plastic ones. They even added benches along the walkway for people to sit and enjoy the park.
There are a lot of family picnics that happen on the weekends on the benches in front of the bathroom. If you’re looking to throw a bbq there, go early.
Overall, favorite neighborhood park.

I’ve been coming here for many years, to play tennis. It’s right across from Arroyo High School. There’s also a playground there, along with a large open field of grass, and a small skate park.
As for the tennis courts, they are usually packed with high schoolers after about 3pm on a weekday. So you should go pretty early if you want a court. Saturdays are not so packed. While Sundays are usually filled with older folks. There’s a small area, outside of the courts, with a water fountain and a sitting area. The restrooms are not so great, but at least it’s something. One stall in each; boys and girls. Rarely any paper towels, so be prepared to just grab some of the toilet paper.
Other than that, I always come back to play tennis, just because it’s closer, and somewhat better than the courts at Arrroyo. But if it’s too packed here, then Arroyo should be your second choice.

This park is across from arroyo high and includes tennis courts everyone in the family used to come here to play tennis. this facility is pretty popular. some parking available if one comes early. .
the tennis courts are constantly in use. many high schools, public and private, use these facilities.
best to come here early to beat the crowds.