Playground AreasPicnic AreasOpen Green SpacesWalking PathsBeachfront RecreationSports CourtsOutdoor Fitness Activities
Playground AreasPicnic AreasOpen Green SpacesWalking PathsBeachfront RecreationSports CourtsOutdoor Fitness ActivitiesCommunity EventsFamily Recreation ActivitiesChildren's Play AreasDog-Friendly AreasFarmers Market EventsGroup GatheringsLeisure And Relaxation SpacesScenic Ocean ViewsOutdoor Exercise OpportunitiesSocial EventsPublic RestroomsCommunity Park AmenitiesRecreational Open Space Access.
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Part of Rancho Los Alamitos, John W. Bixby and the original park superintendent, Mr. Nessick planted trees on the site between 1886 and 1903. The original portion of the park was donated in 1903, by the Alamitos Land Company, as part of the subdivision of the Alamitos Beach Town site. It was known as Alamitos Park. After annexation to the Long Beach in 1905, the park was renamed Jotham Bixby Park in February 1907.
Part of Rancho Los Alamitos, John W. Bixby and the original park superintendent, Mr. Nessick planted trees on the site between 1886 and 1903. The original portion of the park was donated in 1903, by the Alamitos Land Company, as part of the subdivision of the Alamitos Beach Town site. It was known as Alamitos Park. After annexation to the Long Beach in 1905, the park was renamed Jotham Bixby Park in February 1907.
This park is amazing. It’s all cute cuz it’s by the beach. There’s a farmers market here sometimes. Depends what day it is, so either Tuesday or Saturday. I think. I am not sure, you can use your google app to figure that out. Just know that it’s cute. Okay. Enjoy.
Playground AreasPicnic AreasOpen Green SpacesWalking PathsSports FieldsBasketball CourtsTennis Courts
Playground AreasPicnic AreasOpen Green SpacesWalking PathsSports FieldsBasketball CourtsTennis CourtsOutdoor Recreation ActivitiesFamily Recreation ProgramsChildren's Play AreasCommunity EventsGroup GatheringsLeisure And Relaxation SpacesDog-Friendly AreasFitness And Exercise OpportunitiesYouth Sports ActivitiesPublic RestroomsCommunity Park AmenitiesScenic Outdoor SpacesRecreational Open Space Access.
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This park is located between Long Beach Boulevard and Atlantic Avenue, north of 46th Street. Developer Lloyd Whaley and the Home Investment Company, which built and sold more than 11,000 new homes in Long Beach during the 1940s and 50s, dedicated the original 11.14 acres section of the park in 1944.
Gorgeous landscaping, with grass rolling down to a stream and waterfall, a quince photo shoot in progress, at least 3 small picnics spread out, pristine, lolly the most secure park under the most gorgeous setting for a local police station ever. A very satisfying walk with my small dog.
Playground AreasPicnic AreasOpen Green SpacesWalking PathsSports FieldsBasketball CourtsOutdoor Recreation Activities
Playground AreasPicnic AreasOpen Green SpacesWalking PathsSports FieldsBasketball CourtsOutdoor Recreation ActivitiesFamily Recreation ProgramsChildren's Play AreasCommunity EventsGroup GatheringsLeisure And Relaxation SpacesFitness And Exercise OpportunitiesYouth Sports ActivitiesPublic RestroomsCommunity Park AmenitiesScenic Outdoor SpacesSocial GatheringsRecreational Open Space AccessNeighborhood Park Services.
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The park is located at Country Club Drive and Bixby Road. The original park consisted of 1.9 acres, and was donated by Amelia M. E. Bixby and dedicated to the County of Los Angeles in May 1907. It was annexed to the City of Long Beach in 1924. This park adjoined the Pacific Electric Los Cerritos Station on its west side, and the steps leading down to the station remain.
The park is located at Country Club Drive and Bixby Road. The original park consisted of 1.9 acres, and was donated by Amelia M. E. Bixby and dedicated to the County of Los Angeles in May 1907. It was annexed to the City of Long Beach in 1924. This park adjoined the Pacific Electric Los Cerritos Station on its west side, and the steps leading down to the station remain.
Sunday, 22 March '26. SUNNY DAY. First-time here at the park with family of 6 and Granddaughter, 11 months old. She had a blast on swing set. Picnic table areas was nice with plenty of tree shade. Surrounding were safe and relaxing.
