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    Dearborn Park

    4.1 (45 reviews)
    Closed • 6:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Peter X.

    I came to this park over the weekend for my friend baby shower that they were having here. Finding parking was easy since there are a lot of street parking. I was trying to avoid parking near cars but for some reason they wanted to park near me. The baby shower was set up near the kids playground area so it was a good spot. The weather was nice and there were other parties at the park as well. The kids play area is a decent size and they even have a mist area. We notice that they have some workers walking around the park, I guess to make sure everyone follows the rules. I never seen that before at a park but it's a good thing to have.

    Marina B.

    I do bring kids here occasionally and do like it here. It's a clean and well kept park, lots of kids, but everyone does find something to play on, swings, slides, stretch roads to run on, tic tac toe, and sand with sea saw. Kids do have fun here and it's a good activity Park is closed from sunset til sunrise and besides the play ground has huge space for picnics, walks, and even has some exercise equipments for grown ups, elliptical and weight lifting machines. It's really cool when in the midst of the play, kids hear the ice cream truck coming, ha ha ha, try to hold them back. This is a little treat that I always let my nieces have, it makes the time there so much more special, although never ever take your kids out to the park when the heat weaves are around , it's simply dangerous and not fun. Ideal weather to take kids to play at the playground is 75-92*F and make them wear hats, the slides and swings will be more enjoyable when the kids have their hats on and well hydrated

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    Jonas A.

    Great park for kids, especially during the week when there aren't that many people around. There is enough playground equipment and sand to keep the little ones occupied for a long time.

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    Albertine V.

    Really loved this park it is quiet, covered in trees, easily accessible, has 3 great playgrounds and tons of swings. My son is only 8 months and he loved it and it would be great for kids of any age. 10/10 will come again

    Omar O.

    the park is clean and very kid friendly. very close to my place so its a plus. i dont know when it was remodeled but this place is awesome. plenty of activities for the kids. the toddler playground is separated from the big kids plenty of trees and benches for the parents

    Lots of room to play, there's a small section for little little ones. Lots of shade.
    Amie B.

    Pretty clean park, lots of stuff to play on. I love the smaller playground for smaller kids. Bath room is eh but hey it's a public park. Lots & lots of shade.

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    My go to park, there's always a lot of kids which I love, it's surrounded by trees so I always have a picnic.

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    the bathrooms are disgusting smell like caca and the kids always get hurt.

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    Such a beautiful place to spend time with your family and loved ones. My family and I come out here once a week for a nice picnic.

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    Porter Ranch Community Park - Swings and musical instruments in the toddler section @ Porter Ranch Community Park

    Porter Ranch Community Park

    4.2(29 reviews)
    5.4 mi•Chatsworth

    I spent the week in Calabasas and realized Porter Ranch Community Park was having their last…read moreconcert in the park of the summer, and the theme was Yacht Rock.I mean... I listen to yacht rock ALL DAY LONG. Obviously, we had to go! As I started going through my checklist of everything we needed to bring, my friends started laughing at me. "We don't need all that stuff!"I'm like, LISTEN. THIS ISN'T MY FIRST RODEO. I've been going to concerts in the park all summer. I'm basically a professional at this point. One of the things they made fun of me for bringing was my big giant hat.Guess who was the ONLY person comfortable at the park ? THIS GIRL. ‍You're welcome, everyone. The park is huge and wide open, with a really cool stage and a great setup for concerts. The only problem? There's basically no shade. So while everyone else was roasting in the sun, I was happily sitting there with my giant hat like the concert-planning expert I knew I was. They did have several ice cream trucks and a hot dog stand behind the stage, where there was some shade and a couple of benches. Eventually, we ended up hanging out back there and realized...WE WERE LITERALLY BACKSTAGE. Suddenly, we felt VERY VIP. We had such a great time singing along to all the yacht rock classics, enjoying the beautiful summer evening and soaking up one last concert in the park before the season ended. Honestly, it was the perfect way to end the summer.Thank you, Porter Ranch, for the good times, the music, and for proving once again that you should always listen to the friend who brings the giant hat. Five stars!

    As a local resident for 40 years in Porter Ranch this is the beautiful Los Angeles Park but fails…read morein having community events. If other city parks can have great concerts that support lot's of charities what is going on with this park, Maybe it's a mismanaged events planner. This is a great community city park with more that average community wealth. Why not put this outdoor theater to better use. A concert or farmers market every Sunday I'm sure would be community supported. If not now than when?

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    Porter Ranch Community Park - The Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for a grand opening of the Porter Ranch Community Park, a part of the city of Los Angeles

    The Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for a grand opening of the Porter Ranch Community Park, a part of the city of Los Angeles

    Porter Ranch Community Park - Larger picnic area near playgrounds @ Porter Ranch Community Park

    Larger picnic area near playgrounds @ Porter Ranch Community Park

    Porter Ranch Community Park - Attendees are waiting in line for complimentary foods like ice cream, etc.

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    Attendees are waiting in line for complimentary foods like ice cream, etc.

    O'Melveny Park - Someone made a Peak sign.

    O'Melveny Park

    4.7(273 reviews)
    5.1 mi•Granada Hills

    Great hiking trail! It is uphill the whole time, so it's a little harder, but take breaks as…read moreneeded. Nice hike to see nature!

    A great park at the north end of San Fernando Valley. So many areas to spread out and enjoy…read more O'Melvany is listed as the second-largest public park in Los Angeles(behind Griffith Park), but still seems a pretty good secret, for the most part. On any given day you may see dogs playing, or training in social skills, exercise classes, families picnicking and kids running around. BUT ALSO BE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR WILDLIFE! Coyotes and mountain lions are very common, as are rattle snakes. But also bunnies, squirrels and an array of birds, for those who take the time to stop, listen, and try to identify. There is not a playground at this large park. Instead, the draw is toward it's many, well marked, hiking trails. This use to be John O'Melvany's ranch, until he deeded the land to Los Angeles(1976), with specifics for it to be used as a park. You'll still see orchards of grapefruit as you enter, with signs requesting you not remove the fruit from the area. The fruit has not been properly tended to in decades, so it's not really yummy grapefruit, but on occasion you'll see some people plucking and tasting to quell their curiosity. Mainly, to avoid the spread of fruit flies, the city requests that the yellow spheres be left in place. BUT OH THE AROMA OF THE FLOWERS FROM THESE TREES! And so many happy bees flitting about. Quite nice. This is also a park that allows access for equestrians. A very large dirt area for trailers to park and horses to be staged and prepped before heading off into the hills on the marked Equestrian Trail. If you do take the time to hike one of the many trails, you'll be rewarded with beautiful view of SFV. If you squint, you can almost imagine what it looked like pre-WWII, before the tract homes welcomed the veterans here. Many beautiful, very old, oak trees, eucalyptus and various maple species, along with a LOT of native shrubbery are found throughout the park and the one large bathroom at the center is well maintained. Hours are dawn to dusk, with gates at both the pedestrian entry and parking lot. Plenty of free parking in the lot and along the street. If you're up for an easy, but fairly long excursion, check out Bee Canyon Park. It starts just across the street from O'Melvany and DOES have a play area for kids. Also, it's trail runs all the way to Balboa. Cheers! "CC"

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    Model (myself) IG: @ammysalamii Photography by IG: @richardesque

    O'Melveny Park - Poppy spotting March 2023

    Poppy spotting March 2023

    O'Melveny Park - Model (myself) IG: @ammysalamii Photography by IG: @richardesque

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    CSUN Pond - Pretty!

    CSUN Pond

    4.7(90 reviews)
    1.0 mi•Northridge

    Unfortunatley the food canister was broken. As we approached the larger pond with most of the…read moreturtles, they started climbing the rocks and approaching the edge. We tried several different quarters, but the food wouldn't come out. None of the quarters went all around (imagine a gumball machine). My 1-yr old nephew was quite disapponted that we didn't stick around the area. But quite honestly, he was disappointed that he couldn't jump in with them. There were ducks in the area too. Online it says that you can take a fruit from the citrus tree, but they weren't quite ripe, so we didn't bother. My nephew enjoyed running over the bridge and checking out the HUGE Koi fish. Needless to say, he was also disappointed that he couldn't jump in with them either. Please don't bring your own food to feed the animals. Here's What I Think...The next time we come back to the area, we'll have my sister, a current student, check to see if the food canister is working.

    Such a beautiful space kind of hidden within CSUN that a lot of people don't know about. It's…read moresituated among the orange groves by Lindley and Nordhoff. I love walking here. I love to visit the ducks, turtles, and fishies. For those that do come here and are looking to feed them there are signs posted that tell you what you can feed them.....please read them beforehand. Please don't just feed them anything. Let's keep them beautiful and healthy! They are so cute! :-)

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    CSUN Pond - Path alongside orange trees

    Path alongside orange trees

    CSUN Pond - Beautiful April morning 2026 with da turtles sunbathing :-)

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    Beautiful April morning 2026 with da turtles sunbathing :-)

    The Japanese Garden

    The Japanese Garden

    4.2(418 reviews)
    4.1 mi•Sepulveda Basin

    Came here on a wednesday around 9am no wait to get in. Ticket 5 dollars parking lot free. Serivce…read morefriendly. Took around 30 minutes to walk everything. Its in a loop. Restrooms inside clean. It was a really nice and relaxing well kept garden. Cool history and plenty of photo opportunities. It had wildlife as well ducks and goose. All in all a hidden gem.

    This 6.5 acre lush Japanese garden is unlike any other garden you'll ever visit…read more Conceived by engineer Donald C. Tillman and designed by UCLA professor Dr. Koichi Kawana, it opened in 1984 with a message in mind- recycled waste water can sustain new life. The result was a landscape of lotus and ponds, home to wildlife from mosquito fish to egrets. Meanwhile in the backdrop, pumps as wide as 8 feet in diameter are elevating sewage to be treated. The crowd was sparse on a weekday, ideal for a leisurely stroll. From the Shoin Building, a series of screen windows look out into the vast garden. It's an opportunity for rest and reflection. Operating hours are 9:30 am to 3:30 pm M-Th and one Sunday a month. Admission is $5 per adult. Restrooms, including gender neutral ones, are behind the Shoin Building. No filming allowed of any kind without a FilmLA permit, even on a phone for personal use. Seems overly restrictive by modern standards. Photos are fine if not posed/professional. This lush Japanese garden is fed by 6 million gallons of reclaimed water a day, making it unlike any other. You wouldn't know by looking at it, and that's the beauty.

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    The Japanese Garden
    The Japanese Garden

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    Jesse Owens Park

    Jesse Owens Park

    4.6(9 reviews)
    2.5 mi•Lake Balboa

    Jesse Owens park is one of my favorite local neighborhood parks to take the kids!…read more One of the things I appreciate most about this park is that it is fully gated, which gives me a little extra peace of mind when the kids are playing. There's plenty for them to enjoy, including two swings, a slide, a climbing area, a mini rock-climbing wall, and, best of all, a mini racetrack where the kids can have fun and create their own races. It's such a fun little feature that keeps them entertained! There's also a large grassy area in the back, which is perfect for bringing your own soccer ball and letting the kids run around and enjoy the open space. Another big plus is that the park has its own bathrooms. I always appreciate this because not every neighborhood park has them, especially when you're spending a few hours there with little ones. The only thing I wish they had was a designated parking lot. There is free parking across White Oak, as well as street parking available in the back, so parking is still pretty convenient.

    Date: February 1, 2025…read more I think this is my first review of 2025! Woowoo! That's what motherhood does to ya. I had this park bookmarked for a while now and decided to check it out today. We were actually around the area for lunch but didn't plan to go to a park and ended up driving back this way for it. Read the reviews and was excited to check it out and I'm so glad we did! As a recent mom of three, I felt so comfortable and safe solo watching my kids here. It's a nice playground in the middle of a fenced off grassy area with a restroom right by it. I loved that the restroom was right next to the playground to make a quick trip and not worry too much about my kiddos playing. They have a bunch of trees and also shaded top above so it was nice even though it was hitting 80F still! Surprisingly all the parents around were super attentive to their kids and made sure nobody was hurting another. I heard so many kids apologize for accidentally bumping into other kids and it just felt so nice to be in a kid area with kids who were well behaved, especially bc of my toddlers. Restrooms weren't too bad for a park. Not the cleanest but definitely not the worst I've been to. Overall I'm so happy we found this park and we will definitely be back more often!

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    Jesse Owens Park - Toddler side

    Toddler side

    Jesse Owens Park - So cute!

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    So cute!

    Zelzah Park

    Zelzah Park

    3.2(13 reviews)
    3.2 mi•Granada Hills

    It's a nice park but yes, I agree with previous commentators. I have a small dog too and a lot of…read morethe large dogs are unleashed. Granted, I picked mine up in time, but I wouldn't want my 8 pound toy to get attacked and bitten. Another downside is the dog poop. There are turds all over the grass and my dog has a bad habit of coprophagia so I had to be extra careful and watch him to make sure he didn't lick and/or eat other dogs' fecal matter. So yes, the leash rule is NOT being followed. With that being said, if you watch your small dog and pick them up if large dogs are near, it's still a nice park. It's quiet, with beautiful trees, and lots of green space for dogs to run around on and explore. Make sure to also watch out for pieces of broken glass. There were some around the playground area as well. Again, this is people doing it, sadly. Otherwise it's not a bad park at all.

    Small Dog Owners, Be Cautious! Do not bring your small dogs…read morehere. Unfortunately, many large dog owners are not paying attention or keeping their pets under control. They are all literally socializing with each other not knowing what their dogs are up to ! My small dog was attacked by a large dog while we were outside the park by the street, not even in the off leash area!!!The dog was off-leash and it approached my dog ! and the owner was nowhere to be found ...I was screaming for help as the dog bit mine. There are clear signs stating that dogs must be on a leash, yet some people continue to ignore them. It's incredibly irresponsible and dangerous. Dog owners do better !!!

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    Zelzah Park
    Zelzah Park

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