About Bell
Although it is a very, very small city, because of so many people in such a small area, it can give an overwhelming feel like it is a major city. The city of Bell holds the accolade of placing on the list of "The 25 Smallest Cities in the United States that have a Population of or at Least 25,000". Bell has been ranked 13th. But small space doesn’t stop this neighborhood. Bell residents do as much as they can to improve their environment and beautify the place they call home, these residents have the comfort of using friendly and convenient round trip rides to LAX and back for a fairly cheap price.

They offer many public buildings for all to enjoy. For example The Technology Center was created so Bell Residents would have a free, safe place to learn more about computer technology, both children and adults alike. (School trips are also planned to the Technology Center for further access and specific lessons for greater knowledge).

Bianchini Park is an intimate park with an exceptional view that invites visitors to take a rest under its beautiful shade trees or on its perfect mossy lawn. And when done, Bell’s downtown is literally a stone’s throw away. Now to take on some shops and enjoy a restaurant.

Treder Park is this beautiful park is located adjacent to the town’s community center, which is very convenient. This park may be reserved for specific events, since this is such an ideal space to have an event. Treder Park provides picnic tables, an ample pavilion that accommodates sixteen tables and barbeque grills, and, of course, a gorgeous gazebo.

The three parks above are just a little taste of what Bell’s opulent parks are like in their community. There are more to explore.