Fellowship Park

A Neighborhood Space

Near the corner of North Pasadena Avenue and Willow Street in Long Beach, Fellowship Park is one of those charming mini-parks that proves good things really do come in small packages. This recently developed green space offers a peaceful retreat from city life without having to venture far from home.

Green Space & Surroundings

With its thoughtfully landscaped grounds, Fellowship Park brings a welcome splash of green to the urban landscape. Trees dot the turf areas, creating a natural oasis that's just steps away from surrounding neighborhoods. It's the kind of place where you can easily swing by after work or on a weekend morning to catch a breath of fresh air.

What You'll Find Here

Despite its compact footprint, Fellowship Park doesn't skimp on the essentials. Kids can burn off energy at the playground, while families can gather around the picnic areas for a casual outdoor meal. The park strikes a nice balance, creating a space where both children and adults can find their own little corner to enjoy.

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Planning Your Visit

Keep in mind that shade can be limited during the day, so you might want to bring a hat and sunscreen if you're visiting during peak sun hours. On the plus side, the park is well-equipped with bright lighting throughout, making early morning or evening visits just as pleasant as daytime ones. The gates are open from 6:30 AM until 10 PM, giving you plenty of time to enjoy this little neighborhood green.