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    Maple Park

    4.2 (21 reviews)

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    Exploring the castle
    Quantrice K.

    This park is so great, my little guys had so much fun! I really appreciate the ground being baby friendly for my little guy to crawl around to be able to play and explore the park along with his big brother. It's clean, there were hardly any people there so we had the park to ourselves, great hidden gem in the area.

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    Andrea S.

    First time coming here with my 2 year old today and I LOVED what they did to the park. I'm not sure when they remodeled it, it must have been pre-covid because some of the photos I see on this page are still the old photos before they brought in a new playground set. If you are familiar with the playground set at Shane's inspiration in Griffith Park, you will notice that they have the same play sets here! They have a small parking lot but I noticed there were a lot of street parking spots as well. We came to the park around 8:30-9 am and there were a lot of spots opened. My son loved playing with everything at the park, it kept him so busy and active for a whole hour! The musical instrument section was his favorite, he loves banging on the drums and playing with the xylophone. The entire playground is castle and dragon themed and it was so cute walking around and seeing the different pictures and cartoons they had on the wall. At one point my son got a little tired from the playground so we decided to walk around the park, there is a short walking trail, tennis court, and workout machines throughout this small park. This park and Palmer Park are definitely our favorite playground parks in the neighborhood!

    Dulce T.

    What a cute little park with an awesome playground for the little ones and friendly elder men hanging around playing cards or dominoes. The playground is very clean and ample. It is castle-themed which makes it so unique. There are different types of swings for different ages, multiple slides, ladders and climbing areas, music instruments like a xylophone, and other interactive areas for kids. There is plenty of shady sitting area and water fountains. Also, there is an area to get your work out done with different exercise equipment. The restrooms are located inside the office building and they are very clean! Nowadays, clean restrooms at a park are rare to find but that's not the case at Maple Park. The parking lot is tiny but there is street parking available all around. I will bring my little one again when I am in the Glendale area. I definitely recommend this little gem!

    Jeana A.

    One of my favorite places to walk to in the neighborhood. It has a real sense of community....old men playing nostalgic board games, kids and families running around the playground, dog walkers galore, soccer and tennis practices.....the park just continuously buzzes with life. And i get a free workout out of it...can't beat that!

    Castle
    Albertine V.

    This was a really great park. The playground Waac huge and had lots of equipment and instruments and educational toys. It's all pretty enclosed in a quiet neighborhood so it was great for letting my 15 month old run around. It was very clean and fairly empty. Lots of room to picnic or bring a dog too. Def will come again. Also the clock is very cool!

    Newly redone & more accessible for kiddos w various abilities!! Love it
    Chris C.

    I'd passed by this park so many times over the past 30 or so years that I've lived in a near by area. I didn't stop and bring my lil one here until real recently. The reason we decided to stop was because the park had been redone. It is so wonderful that the park equipment has been updated and in ways that make it all inclusive for all the kiddos who will play here. The equipment is new and clean. The surface under all the equipment is that spongey, bouncy foamy type rubber. There are several slides, ramps, bridges, ladders and other types of climbing areas. There are ramps, several swings for kids with varying abilities and I can't even begin to tell you how wonderful it is. My lil one was able to do so many more things at this park than we imagined. I love the sitting area. It's perfect for parents to sit and share a snack with their kiddos and then to sit there and watch them while they play. As far as things for the adults to do, there are some simple exercise equipment that a lot of elderly folks we're using. There is a tennis court here but I'm not sure if you need a reservation to get in there or what. I love that the restrooms are so clean now and that they are a tad hidden and so there aren't bunches of homeless folks in there bathing from the sinks and what not. Now, this park is a nicely renewed lil gem of a park. I wish there were a way to enforce the no smoking policies, esp because I'd been told several times that the entire city of Glendale is supposed to be smoke free but I feel like most of the time, folks who are smoking try and be mindful of the kids where they are playing. Maple Park has a tiny parking lot but earlier in the day, there is more than enough space to park. I cannot even tell you how excited I am that there are so many pieces of equipment for my lil one to play on now. We were told that the park is going to have a sort of re-grand opening next weekend, on the 17th of August. I'm so so so happy that this park is so much cleaner now and that it is a lot more welcoming. It is so much safer now and I really appreciate that the sitting areas are clean and that they are facing the play areas. It gives a place for everyone to sit, share a snack, actively watch their kiddos play at the park, etc. I love the castle theme with the faux draw bridge, towers, and even knight cut outs. Super cool!

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    It was a crowded park which I thought was just okay and basic. Diverse crowd and cool castle theme!

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    An Incredible & much needed gateway in the Mariposa neighborhood to the natural/outdoor environment! :)

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    6 years ago

    Very cool playground and structures. However, most adults don't wear masks. For this reason, I would avoid. What a shame.

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    11 years ago

    How can I get a hold of the people in charge of the gym? Does anyone have a number? Thanks

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    The musical instrument section was his favorite, he loves banging on the drums and playing with the xylophone.

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    Glenoaks Park

    Glenoaks Park

    4.3
    (21 reviews)
    2.2 mi

    Nice little park we stumbled upon recently while driving around to look for a place to eat. We…read morestopped by Eagle Rock and there was no dine-in, so we drove around to look for somewhere to eat and we came across this park. It looks like it's in a nice quiet neighborhood. When we visited there wasn't a lot of people, but they have a tennis court, a basketball court and a small little playground for kids. They had a few tables around the park. There's not a lot of traffic around the park so it seems safe for your kids if you plan to bring them to play. If you're from around the area and need to take a breather and time to walk, this is a good place to walk around. I saw a few joggers, but it was mostly quiet and hardly anyone around. Since COVID19 a lot of restaurants are not allowing you to dine-in, so this is a good little place to picnic with your friends or family. We ended up staying in the car and parked right by the park. We were in a rush since we came around the holidays, so we could not stay to enjoy it. If I'm ever in the area and need a place to go for a picnic and Eagle Rock isn't allowing dine-in, then I would definitely come back. It's not crowded, it's clean, it looks safe and there's a few benches to hangout. I did not get a chance to check the restrooms, but it did not look bad from the outside view. The grass and trees around the park look well taken care of by the city.

    We parked here so we could hike the nearby Sleepy Hollow trail. This is a popular little park for…read moreall the neighborhood kids to enjoy. They also have a toddlers wading pool but it had no water in it which was a surprise.

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    Beautiful, clean, big and the best part is the shadow!
    Beautiful, clean, big and the best part is the shadow!
    Glenoaks Park
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    Deukmejian Wilderness Park

    Deukmejian Wilderness Park

    4.5
    (101 reviews)
    7.7 mi

    Hidden secret in our own backyard. Bests of all this is free until 10pm daily. Breath taking views…read moreof LA and my fav is the view of a former winery house that is a nature center (museum like with ac). Free parking for about 40 cars. Elevation is over 2700 feet. Able to park near homes but prepared to walk steep uphill. Clean bathrooms. Hiking here is the most popular so can get busy. Trails of all types for beginners, moderate and super hikers level. About 10 miles of hiking available. I love the scenic views of the city/LA. It can get really hot because there is very little shade. Plenty of picnic tables to rent. The ones closest to house is not rentable. Half of the tables are not in the shade. Small amphitheater is there too. Very safe if you visit alone. There are bears, snakes, coyote and small critters. Wilderness park named in honor of George Deukmejian, the 35th Governor of California. Has so much history. Former vineyard and winery. 1885-1890s: French immigrant and winemaker George Le Mesnager purchased acreage in Dunsmore canyon to plant extensive vineyards. The vineyard has 81 grapevines which have been planted since 2004 and are maintained by the Stone Barn Vineyard conservancy which is a part of the historical society of the Crescenta Valley. You can still purchase Stone Barn wine bottles of Chardonnay, cabernet sauvignon, and white zin for $10-$20. City of Glendale purchased land to preserve it from developers. 2009 a severe wildfire swept through the terrain, though resilient landmarks like a historic 200-year-old oak tree survived. 2022 historic stone barn reopened to the public as the Stone Barn Nature Center. You can still see the gorgeous vineyards.

    It's time to explore the unseen. Without further ado let's begin the adventure…read more Deukmejian Wilderness Park is a public park which occupies a rugged 709-acre site in the foothills of the San Gabriel Mts at the northernmost extremity of the City of Glendale. There are 10 trails throughout the park which varies in length, elevation and level of difficulty. They are as follows: Le Mesnager loop, Rim of the Valley, Dunsmore Canyon, Vineyard, Mummy Rock, Crescenta View, Cooks Canyon, Haines Canyon, Mt Lukens and Pickens Spur. Moreover, trails on the site provide spectacular views of the Crescenta Valley and the Los Angeles basin. I arrived early morning and decided to do the easy Dunsmore Canyon (elev gain 600 ft) is a mile long with extremely rocky trail; this canyon intersects with Crescenta View, Le Mesnager Loop, Mummy Rock and Vinyard trails. The view was amazing! Dogs are allowed as long as they're on a leash. Public bathroom is available. Parking lot is free albeit limited. Overall, it's a great park to go on a hiking adventure. I highly recommend you visit.

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    Welcome to Deukmejian W.P. #hikingtrailpark
    Welcome to Deukmejian W.P. #hikingtrailpark
    Deukmejian Wilderness Park
    Deukmejian Wilderness Park

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    Descanso Gardens

    Descanso Gardens

    4.3
    (2.1k reviews)
    4.7 mi

    I really love this garden but today I brought my service dog with me. She was wearing her service…read moredog vest and the guy at the entrance said "no dogs are allowed" despite her wearing a vest that clearly said "service dog". I then told him that she's a service animal and he asked what task she performs as is customary. But once I said her task, he laughed at me and said he had never heard of a dog who "does that". I told him I have a disability that requires her and he eventually let me in. But he had an overall negative rude condescending demeanor and didn't seem to like working there. This was highly triggering for me and actually triggered my CPTSD because it never feels great to have your disability or needs not taken seriously. Not everyone's disability is visible and for it to be laughed at felt very insensitive. It makes me not wanna go there that much in the future now because I know it's always gonna be triggering for me if that worker is there. I couldn't relax the whole time I was there cause I felt so distressed by this.

    Always enjoy visiting Descanso Gardens. This place is a true hidden gem and urban oasis just a…read moreshort drive from LA. From the moment you step in, you're surrounded by incredible beauty and tranquility. The gardens are impeccably maintained with so much variety.. stunning rose gardens, one of the largest camellia collections in the world, and the highlight for us was the Japanese Garden. It felt like stepping into another world. We also enjoyed wandering through the oak woodland and catching the beautiful seasonal blooms. Everything was in full glory! We brought the kids and they had a blast riding the little train (super fun and a great way to see more of the grounds). The staff was friendly, the paths are easy to walk, and there are plenty of benches to sit and soak it all in. It's the perfect spot for a relaxing day date, family outing, or even a peaceful solo walk. Admission is reasonable and totally worth it. We'll definitely be back for the special events and different seasons. Highly recommend!

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    View from Descanso Gardens from the Descanso Trail.  4 mile hike to observation tower and back.
    View from Descanso Gardens from the Descanso Trail. 4 mile hike to observation tower and back.
    Descanso Gardens
    Japanese Tea Garden

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    Dunsmore Park

    Dunsmore Park

    4.7
    (17 reviews)
    6.9 mi

    Love this tucked away park in the La Canada/ Glendale area…read more -Cute dogs and friendly owners -Tennis court. But not lighted :( -A park that actually has lots of shade and you're not going to collapse from the heat. - Park kept clean and is big enough to explore. -Seating available so you have the option to sit. Yay! -Plenty of parking

    We went to a fourth birthday party at Dunsmore Park and it was a great place to spend a Sunday…read moreafternoon with several small children. We took two of our own and we all had a lovely time. Parking was easy, in a lot right near the playground. There were a few parties going on but the park was small enough that we had no trouble finding the right one. The park was great, well kept and inviting. Even the bathroom wasn't bad--I generally avoid park bathrooms but had to attend Leo, and this one wasn't disgusting. The playground was nice and our four-year-old Leo B. enjoyed himself running around the play structure. I liked that the party was set up at tables close to the playground, so we didn't have to spend the whole party fighting our child's desire to run and climb. He also liked being at the party, especially when the piñata came out. Our toddler had a good time, too, and took a little nap in his stroller after a walk on the smooth concrete path winding through the park grounds. We live pretty far from La Crescenta, so we won't be spending too much time here, but I really liked Dunsmore Park. It worked well as a party venue and was just an all-around pleasant place for a weekend family outing. We'd make good use of it if we were in the neighborhood.

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    Crazy retaining walls for the rockhounds. Jan 2023
    Crazy retaining walls for the rockhounds. Jan 2023
    Dunsmore Park
    Dogs must be on leash Jan 2023

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