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    3.9 (102 reviews)

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    Leah W.

    I don't think I've ever written a review for a park before, but it was that good! I came here with my baby and there are so many people of different languages and ages everywhere! The park is absolutely huge, with parking and public restrooms to boot! I loved how much grass there was to lay out, and the actual playground area itself is huge as well. Everybody was doing all of the activities and having so much fun.

    Kelly L.

    One of my favorite parks in LA!! Love that you can reserve tennis and pickleball courts ahead of time. Large parking lot. Well lit at night. Go-to spot

    Carlos Q.

    **This rating is for the WeHo Arts Fair and Q-Con Event Overall: 4/5 Entertainment: 5/5 Ambiance: 5/5 Operations: 4/5 Parking: 2/5 Entertainment: 5/5 There were so many vendors with unique merchandise all queer centered. I say if you are looking for a place to go, kill some time, and be distracted with some art in different media - this event was one to attend. It was free and A LOT to browse. Plus the separate building had a Queer-Con convention. I am not the biggest comicphile but I had a blast seeing the costumes and all the comics. Ambiance: 5/5 It was at a community center and the conference rooms made it easy to browse. The space isn't super big but spacious enough to feel welcomed and not crowded even with the tables that were laid out. There is a park next to the center which is perfect if one wants to take a break or a stroll during any of the events hosted at the center. Operations: 4/5 The event utilized two buildings and even the outdoor space. It felt organized and spacious - there was a clear flow to the fair. The tables were placed just perfect to allow plenty of space for groups to pass and interact with the vendors. The second building was close enough so it wasn't a hassle to bop around. Parking: 2/5 This was definitely the thorn of the event. The parking is very limited and not friendly unless you have a compact car. Some spaces are metered around the venue but WeHo isn't the friendliest with public parking. I was nervous my car would be scratched or hit ... Recommendations: I would have better signage so people knew where the event was for the Q-Con and even the time for all the programming that was happening. I saw it in my deep dive for pride events but it wasn't really advertised with WeHo pride or any of the neighboring prides.

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    Pickleball? Number of courts? hours? Cost?

    tennacity.com/pickleball for info and you'll need to use the app Playbypoint to book. Reservations open a week out and go fairly quickly. Open play costs $3 for a 2-hour session, private court time is $6/hr.

    My friends dog ran away at the park in mid to early March. How can I find someone to help at the park? Has anyone found him or inquired about his owner? No chip-Male black Shepard mix with white spots on his back paws. Help?

    This is history but if it ever happens, when you lose an animal always contact animal control. Every shelter in your area.

    Is parking free?

    Yes.

    Is Plummer Park dog friendly?

    Yes it is super dog friendly

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    They have a lot of playgrounds (closed because of covid at the moment) and a lot of tennis courts that actually are open!

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    Beverly Gardens Park - The Drummer

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    4.5(99 reviews)
    3.4 mi

    I recently visited Beverly Gardens Park and it's such a beautiful and relaxing place to walk, enjoy…read morenature, and soak in the Beverly Hills atmosphere. The park is clean, well-maintained, and perfect for a casual stroll or a picnic. I loved the iconic views and the peaceful vibe right in the heart of the city. SAVE THE DATE! Join us for the Spring Beverly Hills Art Show in the historic Beverly Gardens Park on Saturday & Sunday, May 16 & 17, along four blocks of Santa Monica Boulevard, from Rodeo Drive to Rexford Drive. ‍ The Art Show will showcase artwork from 250 artists ‍, featuring live artist demonstrations in still life oil, cityscape & landscape painting, watercolor, 3D, jewelry, and more Relax in the wine & beer garden with live music, enjoy gourmet food trucks, and discover plenty of Instagram-worthy moments throughout the show! We're celebrating 54 years! What: Beverly Hills Art Show When: Saturday & Sunday, May 16 & 17 Time: 10am to 6pm Where: Beverly Gardens Park FREE ADMISSION Highly recommend visiting--not just for the park itself, but especially during this vibrant and creative event!

    Beverly Hills' iconic symbol welcomes you to the city. In front, there is a beautiful fountain,…read morewell-kept lawns and palm trees making it one of the most photographed spots by tourists. It is very close to Rodeo Drive, luxury shops and the famous Beverly Hills Hotel. I think it should especially be visited at sunset. Well recommended and great awesome things happen

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    Ringo Starr (The Beatles) Peace & Love 800 pound Stainless Steel Sculpture is made from an casting of Ringo's right hand Beverly Hills

    Beverly Gardens Park - 100 magnificent Indian Elephants are migrating across the U.S. to share their story with the world.

    100 magnificent Indian Elephants are migrating across the U.S. to share their story with the world.

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    Pan Pacific Park - sammies and the park.

    Pan Pacific Park

    3.8(200 reviews)
    1.2 miFairfax

    It was a decent park. Has lots of space for kids and pets. I wouldn't say this is a great place for…read morea picnic though. But it has a playground and a large walking area. Plus it's right next to the Grove!

    I really wanted to like Pan Pacific Park because the location is honestly prime. It's right next to…read moreThe Grove, there's always energy, and on the surface it feels like one of those iconic LA parks that should be thriving. But the second you actually spend time here, especially on a weekend, it turns into something completely different and honestly pretty disturbing. The park gets insanely packed, which already makes everything feel chaotic, but the real issue is the condition of the facilities. The restrooms are beyond unacceptable. Not just "oh it's a public park" bad, but genuinely shocking, like something that makes you stop and question how this is even allowed to stay open. I'm talking about conditions that feel neglected to the point where it's uncomfortable just being nearby, let alone going inside. I went into two different restrooms thinking maybe one was just unlucky... nope, both were equally disgusting. I'll be posting pictures because it honestly doesn't feel believable otherwise. It gives off this weird in-between vibe where you don't know if you're at a city park or some kind of neglected shelter space, and that's not something anyone should feel at a place like this. What really made it worse for me is walking into the recreation building with the basketball and volleyball courts and realizing it's the same story inside. Worn down, under-maintained, and just lacking any sense that the city is actually investing in it. Meanwhile, you literally have the Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust right there being renovated and cared for, which just makes the contrast even more frustrating. How is that level of attention happening on one side, but the actual park people use daily feels ignored? It's honestly disappointing because this place has so much potential. The location alone should make it one of the best parks in LA, but instead it feels like it's being left behind. I hate to say it, but I probably won't be coming back. There are just too many other parks where you don't have to deal with this level of neglect.

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    Greystone Mansion & Gardens - The Doheny Estate - Known as the Inner Courtyard

    Greystone Mansion & Gardens - The Doheny Estate

    4.4(425 reviews)
    2.9 mi

    Loved walking around Greystone Mansion. You haven't seen all…read moreof LA until you take the time to walk around Greystone Mansion. My review is so bad compared to Adrian F. review down below.

    Murder, oil money, swordplay, and Beverly Hills pretending to be tasteful…read more You haven't really seen Los Angeles until you've walked through Greystone Mansion and felt the ghosts of oil barons judging your credit score. I toured Greystone as part of the Sword Experience led by Adrian Paul, and let me tell you--learning blade work on the grounds of one of the most infamous estates in Beverly Hills hits differently. There's something poetic about practicing controlled violence on land once shaped by very uncontrolled wealth. A little history, because this place doesn't whisper--it broods. Greystone was built in 1928 for the Doheny family, oil dynasty royalty. Think: early 20th-century American excess, but make it Tudor Revival and drop it on a manicured hill above Sunset. The house is enormous. 55 rooms. Limestone imported from Indiana. Details that scream, "We had oil money and zero chill." And then, of course, the tragedy. Ned Doheny Jr. was found dead inside the mansion only months after moving in. Official story: murder-suicide involving his secretary. Unofficial story: Los Angeles in the 1920s was a cocktail of scandal, politics, oil contracts, and secrets thick enough to butter toast with. The house was barely broken in before it became legend. So yes--training with swords on those grounds feels cinematic. Because it is. Adrian Paul doesn't just walk you around; he contextualizes movement, presence, and discipline in a space already heavy with narrative. You're not just touring a mansion. You're standing in a monument to ambition, downfall, and architectural flexing. Greystone has since been used in everything from classic films to modern blockbusters. If it looks familiar, it's because Hollywood has been borrowing its drama for decades. It's a location scout's fever dream. The gardens are immaculate. The interiors are grand without being tacky. It's the kind of place where you instinctively lower your voice--even if you don't believe in ghosts, you respect the acoustics. Los Angeles loves shiny new money. Greystone is old money with a body count. And yet, it's beautiful. Stunning, actually. The kind of estate that makes you question your life choices while also appreciating the craftsmanship of a bygone era when wealth was expressed in stone and timber instead of Instagram posts. Walking those grounds with a sword in hand, guided by someone who understands myth and movement, feels like stepping into layered history--cinema, tragedy, power, and discipline colliding under California sun.

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    Greystone Mansion & Gardens - The Doheny Estate - The Mansion Terrace. Behind the windows is the Card Room.

    The Mansion Terrace. Behind the windows is the Card Room.

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