Culver City Parks Task 8.1 Final Plan - Flipbook - Page 185
CULVER WEST ALEXANDER PARK
4162 Wade Ave., Culver City, CA 90066
CULVER WEST ALEXANDER PARK is a 3.1-acre
neighborhood park serving the Culver/West
neighborhood, and it experiences Culver City’s
highest levels of park pressure. It is an especially
popular location for families and childcare. The
park includes a walking loop which doubles as a
Pooch Path. This park has many Canary Island pines,
stone pines, and red ironbark trees and a lawn for
passive recreation.
AMENITIES
• Small grass rec. field: 1
• Basketball court: 1
• Handball walls: 3
• Paddle tennis courts: 2
• Tennis court: 1
• Pooch path: 1
• Walking/jogging path: 1
• Barbecues: yes
• Kitchen: 1
• Lighting: yes
• Picnic area: 1
• Community/recreation center: 1
• Playgrounds: 3 (Ages 2-5; Ages 5-12)
• Parking lot: 1
Figure 196. The picnic area and playground at Culver West
Alexander Park. Source: OLIN, 2024.
SITE SPECIFIC PARK NEEDS
• Overall updates to the playground are
needed. The toddler playground needs to be
resurfaced.
• The wood floor in the recreation building is
worn out.
• Community members noted the grass areas
are well used by families and people working
from home, and that seniors and children
enjoy the walking paths and picnicking. They
also noted that the handball walls are well
used for practicing a variety of sports beyond
handball.
• Community members noted that the swings
are well used but that the park could use
more swings for bigger kids or teens.
Figure 197. The restrooms and basketball court at Culver West
Alexander Park. Source: OLIN, 2024.
EXISTING FEATURE TREES
• Community members suggested the
multipurpose field could be converted to a
passive park space.
Pinus canariensis
Canary Island pine
Ulmus parvifolia
Chinese elm
Jacaranda mimosifolia
Jacaranda tree
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