Reminds ME on inspiration Point & Lookout Point in CDM/Corona Del Mar…read more The bluffs are a must.. if you need tranquility, serenity, or a sunset escape. Seeing is believing ! E N J O Y

My husband and I took advantage of the beautiful weather after hurricane Hillary and drove to…read morePacific Palisades to take a walk and have dinner. The views here are breathtaking. A lovely path to take a walk or run. You will also find a few benches overlooking the ocean, perfect for taking a break and unwinding. Love watching the sunset from here.

Stopped here on our way back from Malibu. The parking lot was for a restaurant and there was a…read morebeautiful, samdy beach area in front of it with not too many people. Parking was around $15 for the day. Sat in our chairs and watched the waves and birds (and people). Very enjoyable.

$15 for parking, and there's loads of it! This beach is definitely not as family friendly as Zuma…read more(my usual). Bathrooms are few and far between, as well as lifeguards. The nice thing about this beach is that you don't have to walk very far to get to the sand. I found the crowd here is way more hipster here. Lots of boogie boarders! The beach is really clean and chill overall. Close to the action in Santa Monica!

Please be careful here our car was broken into and belongings were stolen. So sad, don't leave…read moreanything in the car when you go for a hike. And there's no ranger to even assist in the event.

Avoid this place - it's run by the most greedy public park administration I've ever encountered…read more First they charge you $12 for parking, which is quite steep if you're just going for a 1-2 hour hike. Then they have secret cameras set up to catch people who don't make complete stops at their stop signs - the ticket for this is for $100! The whole place is clearly designed as a predatory moneymaking scheme. Don't give them your business, there are far better hikes in LA.

Years later and still not any better. Found out the playground was remodeled in the 80s paid for by…read morethe COMMUNITY NEIGHBORHOOD not the city at all. The city has never paid to update it at all!!!!! It was scheduled to be updated and it was voted down to update another park that was already updated by the city!!! Such bull.

Garbage park, overtaken by violent teens who set off fireworks in broad daylight and no oversight…read moreby the park. The playground has fallen into complete disrepair (Heidi J's review says it all) and the bathrooms are dangerous. There are now homeless who shuffle around with their sleeping bags and camp out. The only place that any money has been spent on are the bocce courts so now the city is catering to a bunch of entitled old farts instead of children who must use dilapidated and dangerous playground equipment. Never mind the crowded parking situation. Don't waste your time here.

This park is frequented by people who enjoy the beautiful outdoors. I saw so many people either…read morejogging through the park or doing a group exercise class on the geen spaces. The paved paths are mostly smooth except where the earth is settling or where the brown squirrels have dug out the ground near the railings that overlook to the beach. There are plenty of food vendors to buy a lunch and enjoy a picnic. There is paid parking lots and bicycle parking as well. There are bathrooms that a secured by an attendant at the entrance. I loved the people watching and the views of the beach area. It was very relaxing.

It's a park by the ocean and great fir pictures. You walk to the pier. There's parking garages and…read moremeter parking. Theirs a place for drop offs and i accidentally parked there. But I had my dog with me so when I was looking for meter I relized its drop off only. Oops do out my dog back in the car and looked again. Eventually found a spot down street meter parking. There's paths for runner and dog walking. It's very busy weekends.

This little pocket park is directly in front of the Buerge Chapel grounds. It is indeed an island,…read morea small wooded space in the middle of a sleepy residential street. http://static1.px.yelp.com/bphoto/4iYKjVLwI33U2tdU9ZXqkA/l It doesn't look like much. There are a few nicely-designed benches, on which I have never seen anyone sitting (except me). http://static1.px.yelp.com/bphoto/Tj6_dMIUsUrm5FSFsUOXtA/l So. Who knew that this exact spot is considered to be the birthplace of Pacific Palisades..... in 1922. I never cease to be amazed at what I find in parks. Memorials, and other very interesting info, is on the plaques attached to rocks and benches, the dedications that few people pause to read. http://static3.px.yelp.com/bphoto/5k-Huwd-ml7LwegztCmJYQ/l I read them all, every one I find. It makes me appreciate the park spaces even more.

One of the nicest park I've been to. Well taken care of. Playground is super nice. Lots of…read morevarieties. The only down fall is so many people. I've never seen so many people at a park like this. It was crazy. Specially the playground area. My son could barely run around without hitting other kids. Pond are was beautiful. A super nice and chill place to have a picnic and sit around for hours.

Location is great!! There is always plenty of parking with parking meters…read more I love to walk the park with my Loki. There are the ponds to see the duckies and turtles!!! They are nice and calm, never seen any of the ducks or turtles try to interact with people or dogs. Lots of beautiful trees. My Loki gets happy when we come to this park when I have my doctors appointments!! He cries when I am trying to park because he's wanting to get out of the car to roam the park!!! The park is clean and usually busy with people at the benches, laying out or just walking.

Amazing park with Summer Concerts. This is a really nice…read morevenue and if you're in the area, such as going to Chez Jay Restaurant or the Santa Monica pier you should definitely check it out. Excellent . If you're in the area, I definitely would check this out. It's very close to the Santa Monica pier

We visited this park as part of an event with Active SGV. I loved how the environment was so…read moreserene, clean, and well manicured. We were there in the early mid-morning and listened to a talk about the watershed preservation. I was impressed with how clean everything was and most especially the restroom. They were super clean, well maintained, and well lit. Me and my daughter felt safe. I was surprised to note that when we returned later in the day that there is an attendant available to answer questions or provide support. This place is a winner in my book.

Cool little beach a lot less crowded than Santa Monica. Not really a place you would go swimming,…read morebut great spot to hang out, go birding, and overall just enjoy the ocean. Tip: During the winter (when I went) you can find street parking along PCH. You can find some surf fisherman there as well.

Beautiful beach that wasn't too crowded which makes it enjoyable if you wanted to unwind. Even the…read moresunset is beautiful which was the reason I've gone here.

He made me sit through so many football games on Sundays & mondays, it's lots of swearing & noise…read morepollution to me, so I return him a favor by scooping him out of his stinky couch and throw him to a quiet surreal, outdoor oceanu place like the Eames House. Follow Google direction, once it announces arriving at the destination, put on your left turning signal and wait to make a left onto Corona del mar side street to park your car. Since it is a timed visitation, you probably meet a few enthusiastic also heading to the Eames HOUSE. Say hello and walk together. First question popped from all of us is "are you doing the exterior or interior?" Lol who got $200 something loose change in the pocket? Turns out, the Eames Foundations really rely on the interior tour proceeds to up keep this historical home. It is sad seeing the white curtains are bleached by the California sun it reminds me of Pringo chips while the exterior wood panels seasoned by the ocean spray like 60 days aged steak. While pacing ourself along the railroad wood passageway, the guide invites us to look into the inside of the kitchen, the living room and spiral stairs. The building is constructed with exposed steels and glasses which fulfilled one of the criteria of the competition- to utilized materials that were invented or used during the WWII. I really appreciate the Eames House is spared from the wild fire.

Have not been here in 15+ years and this and the Neutra house in Hollywood Hills started my…read morelifelong love of Architecture. Charles and Ray Eames were a husband and wife team most known for their iconic furniture designs and explorations with bent wood. This house was their personal residence and quite special since you can see they were also collectors of exotic and odd artifacts from all around the world. The house you can see inside of but you cannot take pictures from anywhere closer than 10 feet away and they do offer interior tours but they are expensive. The cost to enter was pretty high and my kids were bored quickly but I could not help but nerd out with the docents about the Eames. I'm much thankful for some of the personal anecdotes and stories they shared. Views are amazing and you can see the beach from their backyard. When we went it was the first time the studio had ever been open to the public but instead of a working preserved studio it was an empty room with large posters and computers explaining their work. Not worth coming here to see just the newly opened studio if you've been here before. They have a small amount of gifts and souvenirs for sale, I regret not buying the Eames collaboration Polaroid camera.