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4.5 (99 reviews)

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Sylvie C.

This is a nice park that's dog friendly and also offers free 2-hr parking just across the street or from the corners of the park. It offers some greenery, peace and quiet in an otherwise bustling busy city area. It's interesting in the sense that the park is divided into three chunks and requires risking your life to hop from one end to another. The cars from Santa Monica Blvd will turn right onto the street at high speeds and many coming from the residential streets as well. There were numerous debris and what appears to be people with serious psychiatric problems. One of them had blindfolds on and swayed back and forth under the tree. Another person just spoke loudly to himself by the Beverly Hills sign. Aside from the bonus of finding free parking and a dash of greens for my dogs to relieve themselves, I wouldn't go out of my way to go visit.

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Jim E.

Stopped by to see the Great Elephant Migration, on display 1 July - 1 Aug 2025 Great display of Elephants made from invasive plants in the Elephant habitats, small gift stand in the parking lot of the Annenberg Center. Great way to spend an hour, also a nice park just to visit after the elephants move on.

Crystal K.

The neighborhood is super peaceful, clean, and nice to walk/ hike around. Very residential

Rachelle D.

Only came back to Los Angeles last week to see the Great Elephant Migration, and it was well worth the trip! Loved the Ringo Starr piece we saw in 2022, but loved it even more w/an ellie next to it, aptly named Ringo!! Beautiful park, maintained so well, the old trees are gorgeous and picturesque, couldn't ask for a nicer walk down SM Blvd. Waited almost a year for the Migration to arrive, was sooo happy to be able to see it in person and support their WONDERFUL cause! Wish it was on display longer than 1 month.

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HoyMay P.

This is a lovely park for any type of event. If in the park make sure to look at all the old trees here. There is a fig tree that is over 100 years old. The pond is scenic and iconic for photography. Gather your loved ones for a selfie. Great for picnics or sitting and contemplating. Free street parking in residential areas.

BRYAN, feeling glamorous, in front of the sign!!!
Bryan And G.

We have been visiting LOS ANGELES, HOLLYWOOD, and BEVERLY HILLS for years, coming up from SAN DIEGO!!! However, we have never stopped at BEVERLY GARDENS PARK, before. We were racing on Mulholland Drive, to see stars' houses. First up, Jennifer Lopez. After finding what we thought was her house and being followed by, who we thought was Jennifer Lopez herself, in her black Rolls Royce SUV, we decided to head to RODEO DRIVE. It was sort of cool, and 2 parks in 1!!! There was the sign in one, and the peace sign and statue in the other. AS FAR AS PARKING GOES, you park on the back street, or streets. We then headed to RODEO DRIVE!!!

Jolie F.

When you are tired of shopping till you drop in Beverly Hills, then this is a good place to walk through or take in some fresh air at this lovely little park nested between residential and commercial area. Not super big but just the right size to take you away from the commercial world! There's some unique cacti in this garden! What a pleasant little park to find!

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Deepa N.

It's a peaceful park that has beautifully laid out paths, big old trees, has a 'Beverly Hiils' sign in front of a small pond that has colorful fishes & few lotuses. Street parking is available near the park. It's one of the most Instagrammable places in LA.

Beautiful rose garden
Sam B.

Beverly Gardens Park is a must-see in Beverly Hills. It is located on Santa Monica Blvd between Wilshire to Doheny. Here you will find the famous lily pond and Beverly Hills sign . There are also rose and cactus gardens and a beautiful old tree along and a glorious fountain. It's a great place for pictures. Many permanent art sculptures are on display here. Twice a year, on a weekend, you can catch the Beverly Hills Art Show (May and October). The park spans for 1.9 miles and has a dirt trail that is a nice place to take a walk or jog in nature. It is a well-maintained park and just steps away from shops and restaurants.

Chunjai K.

I drove around Beverly Hills and all houses were beautiful. It is nice area. Grand and huge mansion, there is a part that old money and new money lives. The park is at the end of our drive through to the area. Plam tree are along the way like many of movies that use the location or studio to film their movie. If you are rich, you won't have any problem to live in this area.

Elephant Migration Art Installation

Beautifully kept sidewalks, fountains and gardens. Exceptional succulent garden. Plus, it's free. Was able to enjoy the Elephant Migration Installation.

Jason V.

Swimming pools, movie stars! Yeah, it may be a myth and all, but anywhere in Beverly Hills can be a thrilling experience - especially for a Midwesterner like me. Of course, a lot of residential parts are restricted but there's always Rodeo Drive and this park! Parking is behind the park and it's $1.50 an hour (be sure to bring quarters!). That gives you time to explore the area a bit as I walked to Rodeo Drive and got a selfie with the sign. For whatever reason, the park is noted for its lily pond but the water kinda looked nasty. They make it clear that no one is allowed to jump in. But this is a tourist magnet and not surprisingly, one of the most Instagrammable places. Don't let the busy Santa Monica Boulevard/Route 66 intimidate you. Worth stopping at if you're a selfie or pop culture geek.

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Dan I.

Not many people taking pictures infront of the sign, giant trees everywhere. Nice scenery to see. They should add bathrooms since there are none that I found.

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The Elephants are not to be missed. Only here until August. They walk in afile for 3 blocks and are all life sized.

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I love it so calm beautiful park I want to go back. Lots of water turtles large koi fish just amazing.

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Coldwater Canyon Park

4.3(63 reviews)
1.4 mi

Been out and about as much as possible, look for a flood of reviews when there's a bit of down…read moretime ~ yeah, not likely for awhile! I'm highly caffeinated and sunburnt! A quick tally shows I've driven 3k+ miles in about 1.5 months. That's officially 2k more miles than all of 2020. Lol Coldwater area has been on our list of want to visit for awhile now. We packed light and were mostly looking forward to walking around, getting some Vit D and maybe just chatting with anyone else that was also out and about. Did Pretty well on all fronts. People are gingerly exploring their comfort zones, you can tell. They're cautious and a little wary if you say hi too aggressively.. it's almost like when you see new pups at a dog run . Except it's people. Lol. The few folks we chatted up were more brave I'm sure. All were masked up, but not double masked. Someone even felt brave enough for a handshake and fistbump. Felt pretty nice. Hang in there y'all. Hang in there

Lovely gated park with a running track located across the way. Their is convenient parking and…read moreplenty of trees providing shade. Some benches and picnic tables. Saw several families enjoying their afternoon with their kids. As nice as this park is, the location is horrible. Cars are constantly speeding and running red lights, which make it unsafe when walking with kids. Surprised their isn't a cop posted on this corner as the speeding takes placed directly in front of the fire department. The fact that pedestrians have to wait an additional 10 seconds to make sure there isn't a maniac driver ready to run a red is insane.

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Coldwater Canyon Park - Playground

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La Cienega Park - adult exercise area

La Cienega Park

4.1(61 reviews)
1.7 mi

My six-year-old Leo B. started Little League this year, and his home field is at La Cienega Park,…read moreright on the Beverly Hills side of the Los Angeles/Beverly Hills border. I live in the middle of L.A. and find Beverly Hills kind of annoying (remember when they spent years trying to cockblock the D?), but it is often prettier than L.A., and La Cienega Park is very nice. I've spent most of my time here at the baseball diamond, more specifically on and around the bleachers, watching my kid do his best with what God and his parents gave him. This is his first season of Little League, and it warms my heart to see his enthusiasm and, let's call it, developing coordination. I saw the euphoria on his face when he thought he'd scored his first run, and the devastation when he was tagged out after failing to touch home plate. I'll bet he remembers that one when he's my age. I haven't explored the rest of the park, but it's definitely big and attractive, conducive to all sorts of recreation. My boys have enjoyed the outdoor gym, full of colorful, enticing exercise equipment. There are signs warning about age restrictions, protesting that the machines aren't for small children. Small children, of course, are about the only people I've seen using them. Leo is really into baseball, and I hope he plays many more games at La Cienega Park. It's a great place for kids to be kids, both on and off the field.

This park is so nice and clean! I love that it isn't over crowded and how Carrie, the park ranger…read moregreeted us. The playground is nice as well and gives kids a variety of things to do as well as getting on the swings. There is also an area for adults to do body weight exercises.

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La Cienega Park - Here I am just after completing the Power to Tower Cancer Research walk.

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Here I am just after completing the Power to Tower Cancer Research walk.

Jerome C. Daniel Overlook above the Hollywood Bowl

Jerome C. Daniel Overlook above the Hollywood Bowl

4.5(150 reviews)
4.7 mi•Hollywood Hills

I finally made my way here after my AM workout and it's beautiful. The parking lot is VERY small…read more There is no other parking near by so you'll have to wait until someone leaves. I suggest coming off-peak hours of the day. You see the view of the top of the Bowl and the 101 freeway.

Looking for a special overlook view of Los Angeles that isn't too crowded?…read more Check out Jerome C. Daniel Overlook above the Hollywood Bowl (what a mouthful that was). This special overlook is above the Hollywood Bowl and a hidden gem to see Los Angeles (Hollywood) from a bird's eye view. You are right over the Hollywood Bowl Amphitheater and downtown LA. To the east, you can see the Hollywood sign (small in the distance) and also Griffith Park Observatory. There is a small (free) parking lot and a few benches if you would like to sit and watch the world go by. This overlook was built in 1984 and was named after Jerome "Jerry" Daniel, whom served on numerous of committees in the Santa Monica Mountains. He was very passionate about the mountains and worked tirelessly to preserve LA's history and nature. He helped to obtain over 50,000 acres of land for the public, which most of is now parkland. So this overlook is named in his honor. Views during the day, especially on a clear day, are beautiful and would be even better at night. However this little overlook is only open from Sunrise to Sunset.

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Jerome C. Daniel Overlook above the Hollywood Bowl - The 101 & The Hollywood Bowl.

The 101 & The Hollywood Bowl.

Jerome C. Daniel Overlook above the Hollywood Bowl
Jerome C. Daniel Overlook above the Hollywood Bowl - Beautiful day after the rain. Hollywood bowl foreground,  Hollywood,  then DT LA.

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Beautiful day after the rain. Hollywood bowl foreground, Hollywood, then DT LA.

Franklin Canyon Park - There are warnings about the stop signs.

Franklin Canyon Park

3.7(329 reviews)
3.5 mi•Beverly Crest

I've lived near this area on and off for a decade, and had no idea this spot existed! So glad to…read morehave found it. It's definitely a hidden gem to get out in nature and away from the city. There are multiple areas to go and either hike, or hang out. Benches. A good parking lot. The small hike to the top of the canyon is gorgeous. Only about 15-20 minutes and the views are great. They have working bathrooms that aren't gross. It's not an extraordinary or fancy park or anything, but it's the perfect place to just be in nature. I'm looking forward to going back! Only bummer is it looks like there was a nature center that's been closed since 2023. It looked like it would've been cool. Same with the amphitheater.

We've been here several times already, and every time I come back, I find something new to enjoy…read moreabout this place. The drive to Franklin Canyon is already beautiful, very green and peaceful. Once you get there, it feels quiet and relaxing, almost like you're not in LA anymore. There are a lot of trails depending on what kind of walk you want, plus many picnic tables if you want to bring food and spend a few hours there. The main lake is beautiful, but my favorite part is the smaller pond with turtles, ducks, and huge koi fish. The animals are very used to people and come pretty close, which makes it really fun to watch. If you walk higher up near the fire station, the views are amazing. There's also an amphitheater and a small museum area that I still want to visit next time Everything feels clean and well maintained, including the restrooms, and they even have water for dogs if you come with your pet. Overall, it's just a really peaceful place with a calming atmosphere. Definitely recommend if you want a little nature escape without driving too far from the city.

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Franklin Canyon Park - View from close to the top of the trail.

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View from close to the top of the trail.

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