Loma Vista Park

A Neighborhood Oasis

The land for Loma Vista Park came courtesy of the Los Angeles County Sanitation District, which transformed what could have been just another urban lot into a calm little haven for the community. Since opening on September 24, 2005, this 0.14-acre green space in Long Beach, California has become a cherished breathing spot for locals looking to unwind.

Small in size, it packs a surprising punch as a peaceful retreat from city life.

What You'll Find Here

Wander through Loma Vista and you'll discover a lovely lawn area, shade-giving trees, and a custom bench with artistic elements that's meant for sitting back and watching the world go by. The park got an artistic upgrade in 2007 when the Arts Council of Long Beach added a beautiful mosaic of the sun and solar system to the mix.

This eye-catching installation was created by artist Steve Elicker working alongside students from Edison Elementary School just down the road. It's visually interesting and adds a touch of educational value to your park visit.

Family-Friendly Updates

The park evolved further in 2014 with the addition of a new play structure and a rubberized tot lot surface that's easier on little knees. These thoughtful improvements have made Loma Vista much more appealing for parents with young children looking for a safe outdoor space.

While you won't find sprawling fields or extensive facilities here, what Loma Vista Park lacks in size it makes up for in character. It's a pleasant green space in Long Beach's urban landscape - a small neighborhood spot where neighbors can connect, kids can play, and everyone can enjoy a moment of natural calm in the midst of city life.