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    4.3 (98 reviews)

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    Sylvie C.

    Swung by en route between Pasadena and Arcadia for a quick walk for the dogs. There was plenty of free parking, doggie bag stations, clean pavement and shaded paths. So many trees and green grass for the dogs to sniff!! They loved and we loved it too!!! Both humans and the dogs appreciated the greenery and peaceful settings after a long car ride. We were all car sick from driving long distances -- from Palm Springs to Pasadena all in one go. What a treat it was to stop by at this nice county park. I know exactly where I am stopping by whenever I am in the area with dogs. Next time, I wouldn' even mind doing picnics so I can enjoy the takeaway meals / coffee / pastries on the go.

    Beautiful trees close to the tennis courts
    May C.

    Beautifully well maintained dog friendly park, so glad that they close late. We are here almost everyday, many dog friendly owners walk their dogs here. You have to come if you have a fur baby. Lacy park is very nice too, but it closed just too early compared to Arcadia park. Highly recommended.

    Bellami L.

    Somehow it reminds me of Mile Square Park, though it isn't as big as that. In general, it was still a nice park. My fur baby approved ^__^

    Memorial Day Commemooration 5-29-23
    Ron R.

    The Arcadia County Park is a great place to take a walk or go for a run. Walking or running the perimeter of the park takes about 40 min (walking) and maybe 15-30 min running depending on your pace. There is a ppath through the upper third of the park that some people cut through to take a shorter route. There are lots on the west (Huntington Dr.) and east (Santa Anita Ave.) sides. The Santa Anita side has lots of shade from trees over hanging the sidewalk. The south side (Campus Dr.) accross from Aracdia High has little shade and is the hottest or coldest stretch depending on the season. The park has many picnic amenities. The picnic tables near the lots on both the west and east sides frequently have big groups doing activities on the weekends. There is a public pool, lawn bowling, baseball diamonds, tennis courts, a golf course, horseshoe pits, and a playground for kids. For a full list of activities, more information, and whether reservations are necessary for your activity, see their official website. The north east corner has a fountain with military memorial and history of the park info nearby. On memorial and vetrans days there is normally some sort of special memorial set up. The flags show in the pictures are from memorial day. The history of the park is interesting. The park is a relatively safe place during the day, however, homeless people sometimes are by the fountain and occassionally in other parts of the park. There are no known issues, but it would just be wise to avoid the park at night unless group activities are taking place there. We definitely recommend visiting.

    Ana T.

    This is a really huge park with lots of green grass, big trees, and huge space. There's have a parking lot, too. It takes a while to walk the entire park, but there are tables to take a break.

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    Travis P.

    Been to this park so many times since I was young and glad to see it's still beautiful. Has many amenities such as swimming pool, tennis courts, playground, and is a perfect place to run miles. Relatively clean but now a days a bit more sus people around but not a huge problem.

    Equipment rentals by the playground
    Sharon K.

    The park is huge! Plenty of amenities! - Swimming pool with a splash pad - tennis courts - lawn bowling - playground - plenty of open space for picnic or lounging - picnic tables available - open fields for sports - next door to the golf course They also offer a vending machine with different items you can check out. Balls, kites, even sanitizing wipes!

    William G.

    This park is huge, and has offerings for many different age groups. It is located right next to a golf course, and boasts a large center for senior citizens as well. The green lawn extends over a large area, and parking is never in shortage. My favorite spot in this park is where the pull-up bars sit. I can come here and get a quick outdoors workout while conducting business in the area. I've done so already several times, and I have good food options nearby for a post-workout meal. The area is safe. I haven't run into any sketchy people thus far. The police regularly patron the area as well, so no funny business here. Whether you're bringing kids to the playground, getting a game in at the tennis courts, or barbecuing with friends or family outdoors, this is a good park to come to. Let's keep it clean and safe, folks!

    Tennis courts.

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    It is a beautiful family oriented park. My son and I walk his dog here quite often. Plenty of shade and everyone seems to be very friendly.

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    Fantastic park great for dogs walks and relaxation could be maintained a little better.

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    Ask the Community - Arcadia County Park

    Does Arcadia Community Regional Park have an entrance fee?

    No, it does not. If you are referring to the park bounded by Santa Anita, Huntington, and Campus, then it does not have an entrance fee.

    Does anyone know where is the "Seven Palms" picnic area in this park? I found the oak tree picnic area on the map but that is not the same thing.

    I just got off the phone with the "general" number on the park's website. They said there are three picnic areas in the park: (1) the oak tree one by Santa Anita Ave., (2) the BBQ area on the Huntington side by the Hospital, and (3) the seven palms… 

    Is the splash pad free?

    It's only a couple dollars but you need to get there early before each session because a line forms and there are only a certain number of spots for each session. Get there early!

    Does anyone know how long the path is around the park?

    If you go around the park, including the outside of the golf course (including Campus Drive), it's 2.46 miles. If you're looking to make it a 5K, you can run that, and then a loop around the actual park...that will put you around 3.25-3.5 miles… 

    Is the splash pad open for the season?

    Are there any outlet plugs?

    Can i picnic here in tent for 3-4 hours?

    Yes!!

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    Lots of different types of recreational facilities - from tennis to cricket to lawn bowling - I mean, really!?

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    Los Angeles County Arboretum and Botanic Garden

    Los Angeles County Arboretum and Botanic Garden

    4.5
    (1.2k reviews)
    1.1 mi

    Stopped by the LA Arboretum today to volunteer for the Cactus and Succulent society Inter City…read moreevent that was being held there. Parking seems plentiful but I did notice signs saying "lot full" but yet there were barely any cars there. I parked near the fountain area and walked up. The fountain is so relaxing and the grass past the fountain with peacocks hanging out is just so relaxing I wanted to sit there all day. I learned that if you're an Arboretum member it's free entry which starts at 730 am, but if you're not a member you're allowed in later at 9am. I found the Arboretum on AllTrails app and it's a pretty nice sized property and since they don't pass out maps what's nice using the app i can see what is coming up ahead and what else there is to see. The inter city event was taking place in another area and I ended up having to walk through another lot to get to it, but it was a nice spacious area for the event, i would have liked more signage to direct me but I recognized someone and that's how I knew where to go. The volunteers all seem to have volunteered multiple times in the past and seem to forget that there might be newbies helping so it seemed like everyone assumed I would just know how everything works. Despite this it was a pretty cool event and I saw so many cactuses and succulents that I never dreamed of and are now on my wish list. I believe they hold this event at the Arboretum yearly so keep your eyes out!

    I had never been to the Arboretum before. Arcadia is a bit of a drive for me, but when I saw that…read morethey were having a Plumeria Festival, I decided to make the trip. Upon arriving, my first thought was that I wished I had made a point of visiting much sooner. I had been missing out. We arrived when it opened, and the place was already buzzing with activity. Although it was busy, it never felt crowded. I found a QR code that brought up a map on my phone, which made it easy to navigate the grounds. We started at the Plumeria Festival, where there were plenty of vendors selling plumeria plants and other garden-related items. There was also live music on the main stage and several food trucks. After visiting the festival, we set out to explore the rest of the Arboretum. We saw plenty of wildlife, including peacocks, squirrels, rabbits and even a coyote. The walking trails are relatively easy, and there are plenty of benches where you can stop, rest and take in the surroundings. It was a great way to spend the better part of a day, and I will definitely be going back.

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    Large crowds on the tour inside the Queen Anne Cottage!
    Large crowds on the tour inside the Queen Anne Cottage!
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    Indian Shot
    Menu for the food booth at the arboretum Christmas market (2025)

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    Menu for the food booth at the arboretum Christmas market (2025)
    Monrovia Library Park

    Monrovia Library Park

    3.7
    (32 reviews)
    2.0 mi

    (Attended 07/04/26 SA @ 8:00pm): We parked ourselves adjacent to Monrovia's main library to marvel…read moreat the annual fireworks show! After an afternoon of reveling with family and in-laws during USA's Independence Day at my oldest niece and nephew-in-law's new (and first) home, we all ended the holiday at the city's annual 4th of July fireworks show at Monrovia Library Park. A 13-acre park (daily park hours from sunrise to 10:00pm) with a bandshell, drinking fountains, outdoor fountain, playground equipment, statues, walking trails, and more, in proximity to Old Town Monrovia. Now that I had a reason to be in this city, I expected to further explore the area. Did we have an explosive time at Monrovia's Library Park!? PURCHASE(S) None to speak of; we just enjoyed the great outdoors and watched the fireworks! THE EVENT Used for several purposes throughout the year, this was their annual 4th of July fireworks show. Here were some notables: ~About 20-minutes of bright colorful exhilarating explosions in the night sky, it was an impressive presentation especially for a small town. ~Because the crowds were already large at the park itself and parking/traffic was horrendous all around the park, we found a perfectly good spot barely a block away to take in the spectacle. ~The sound system was still booming enough to be clearly heard from where we were observing. SERVICE In this particular case, because we were offsite as we admired the festive fireworks, we didn't experience any service directly tied with the event. However, in the parking lot where we were, the business associated with that (I wish I could remember the business) provided folding chairs, which was so kind of them - thank you! PARKING (Varied: N/A this instance): We simply walked a casual 15 minutes from my niece and nephew-in-law's home to a favorable site to view the fireworks. Otherwise, there appeared to be plenty of spots along the main drags of Myrtle Ave., E. Palm Ave., S. Primrose Ave., W. Lima Ave., and all surrounding roads (I didn't notice any lots) - 'nuff said. ATMOSPHERE, DÉCOR, AMBIENCE A public space filled with greenery, trees, places to relax and sit, plenty of people-watching opportunities, and nice neighborhood views as you dreamt away. There was plenty of natural lighting since you were outdoors while electric street lights filled in once the sun went down. Generally speaking, outside of special events, there weren't any TVs while the chatter of conversations and the sounds of vehicle traffic (patriotic music played in the background for this event). ATTIRE Totally casual, so I would normally be in a t-shirt, boardshorts, and flip-flops. OVERALL We were generally appreciative and surprised of the annual 4th of July fireworks show at Monrovia Library Park, and we wouldn't mind returning next year. Additionally, they held music festivals and other local events at this facility, which I would like to attend in the future. I honestly had no idea what to expect onsite, but I'm excited to find out. I found very good value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (TOTAL paid experience was around $0.00 BEFORE any discounts, points usage, and/or tip). And, they accepted my credit card of choice... AMEX! 4.0 STARS

    My friend and I chilled here for a bit at this park while waiting to be seated on a brunch…read morewaitlist. Lots of shade with the huge trees. Pleasant and not too noisy. Monrovia Library Park is a well-maintained public park situated in Old Town Monrovia.

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    Loving all the adorable fall decorations!! (October 2024)
    Loving all the adorable fall decorations!! (October 2024)
    Mark Twain statue in the park - one of my faves!
    Mark Twain statue in the park - one of my faves!
    Such a gorgeous day today before all these storms hit! (2/3/24)

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    Such a gorgeous day today before all these storms hit! (2/3/24)
    Kiwanis Park at Grand Ave

    Kiwanis Park at Grand Ave

    4.3
    (10 reviews)
    2.8 mi

    Truly a hidden gym. We came to meet some friends but somehow gps led us thru a less common route…read more Nestled between 2 homes was an alley where I could see a field of grass. I assumed it must be the park so parked and walked in to see. Sure enough it was the park. Not too crowded. A decent size field for kids to run errand and a nice playground with slides and swings. Our other friends came in from the opposite side so there are multiple entrances to this park.

    A true hidden gem of a park! Been coming here for years - definitely a local fave. You'll find me…read moreon the stairs most early mornings. It's a great place to exercise or just relax and enjoy a bit of neighborhood nature. I come birding here sometimes as well - there are some seasonal AND resident favorites of mine here like the Western Tanagers, Cedar Waxwings, Bewick's Wrens, Western Bluebirds, and White-breasted Nuthatches! There's squirrels and often rabbits here - I've also seen bears and coyotes here so be aware. If you enter from Grand Avenue, there are 58 whimsical stairs to go down - all painted in a rainbow of colors! A lot of locals run/walk them for exercise. The other entrance is around the block on Valle Vista Ave and only has a few steps to contend with. At the top of the Grand Ave stairs, there's a small park area with a couple of benches, a nice bear statue, and several bird nest boxes that the Bluebirds & Nuthatches use in the spring. Down the stairs leads to the main, larger park with picnic tables, playground equipment, and lovely views of the San Gabriel Mountains. Parking is residential street parking but there's always plenty. The only downside is there are no bathrooms. Tons of people walk their dogs here and bring them to play and the city provides pet-waste bags and a water fountain for the humans AND the dogs lol. There is a leash law here - it's not a dog park - most people ignore it but be aware as I've seen it enforced occasionally.

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    New signs in the park - there were several of these scattered around
    New signs in the park - there were several of these scattered around
    White-breasted Nuthatch ready for its closeup lol!! May 2023
    White-breasted Nuthatch ready for its closeup lol!! May 2023
    White-breasted Nuthatch has babies in the nest box!! May 2023 :D

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    White-breasted Nuthatch has babies in the nest box!! May 2023 :D

    Arcadia County Park - parks - Updated August 2026

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