Henry Boisseranc Park

My son loves the toys. The concerts in the park are great. Bubbles, books, and music for the family. Lots of space for flying kites. Would like more seating for the parents. Close to our home with shortcuts into it from our complex. Would like some green grass to sit in but there’s a drought.

Visited the park for the first time with a friend that just moved to the neighborhood. I was pleasantly surprised. The preschoolers played on the jungle gyms, the older kids got in the community pool with 2 slides, and the moms sat under the tree where we could supervise both areas.

Decent park. I usually come for tennis, but every now and then the courts are taken by ppl playing soccer. Can be pretty annoying. They’ve destroyed all the net anchors cuZ they kick the ball into the net so hard. The city has done a pretty good job of repairing them though and they put in some benches too.

This park is located on Dale street and La Palma Ave in Buena Park. Every summer I would bring my mom to the summer concerts-​brings back of my beloved mom-​miss her.
Summer concert are sponsored by the city, and a great way to spend a summer night at the park. This park has a baseball field, and a swimming pool. I never knew this park was here until I started coming to the concert.
Miss mom, wish she was here to listen to the music with me

Used to go here alot to ball up.
Used to be 2−4game waits.
Competition is always a challenge.
Since then, new paint job.
Waiting time: 1 – 2 games.
Always good positive vibes.
Recommend:
To catch hoops …
Weekdays 6−10pm
Sundays 7−11am
Weekend Nights 5−9pm ocassionally
Varies upon season & weather

This is an excellent park. We met several nice people here. It’s great for kids and even has a pool! There are several different playgrounds in a very short distance from one another so you don’t have to walk for miles to find something interesting to do for your kids. There are some expansive basketball courts and the park backs up to a nice residential neighborhood. There is also a baseball diamond or two in the area along with several shelters and grilling areas. There are a couple of tennis and handball courts. Great park!

This is a fairly nice park. They have batting cages and party booths and a playground for children. I’ve never personally attended but I’ve heard that once a week during the summer I believe, they have free bands playing. I’ve come here for my sister’s kiddie party and it was nice. Lots of trees. She’s also come here for the children events and Easter egg hunting. All free services. If anything, just bring your own toilet paper because they never have any in the bathrooms haha.

It’s a pretty good sized community park with all the amenities mentioned in various other reviews. A handball court is available which is rare. The park is nice, and clean and they host free concerts during the summer which is awesome. Its pretty flat, there aren’t any hills (or at least major ones). The grass is patchy and there isn’t much shade. Those are about the only two real drawbacks otherwise its a mighty fine park.

My favorite park in my area, it has four tennis courts, four handball courts, two basketball courts a big green area with some trees and tables whe u can have a good time with your family or friends

I was at this park recently for my baby sister’s and her husband’s baby shower. (They’re expecting their first child sometime in July!)
We had our get-​together with about 40 other people at one of the covered picnic areas, complete with a barbecue grill.
This park has a number of amenities, including baseball fields, basketball courts, a children’s play area, handball courts, tennis courts, swimming pool and a community building (closed the day we were there).
There is ample parking all around the park. It’s very well kept and clean, a big plus. A good park to come to during one of our many sunny days in Southern California.

Good park to play ball at, either bball or softball

This is a nice park… It’s well kept… Nice rec center. Excellent play ground, family bench area, tennis courts, racket ball, and softball fields. Lots of parking as well.

A dog park was added semi-​recently which is hidden behind the tennis ball courts. There are hardly any dogs there every time I go. Even on Saturday in the middle of the day. The dog park provides poop bags and has a water fountain which is dog level and human level ;0) Strategically placed behind a tennis courts for stray tennis balls! It would be cooler if there were more dogs. I think the park needs more trees. There is not a lot of shade for these hot summer days. Other than that I’m glad there is a dog park so close!

Children have to pay $ 1 for almost two hours of open swim. Floatation devices are only allowed if you are taking swimming lessons. Jumping off the diving board is required as part of the class but I never completely conquered my acrophobia. My instructor was a cute water polo player from the local high school. This has ball fields and basketball courts but I’ve never seen them because I spent my summers in the swimming pool.
My parents are watching The Platters here tonight!