It was a fun place to meet people with dogs a little smaller than the Sepulveda Basin dog park…read morehowever you can go up the hill which we did not do cuz it was getting dark so I definitely will be going back we did see deer coming down the hill they run the other side of the fence that was kind of sweet

Stopped by since I was nearby. Parking is easy and there's lots of spots to park. I did not have…read moremy dogs with me it was me checking it out on my own to decide if I would ever bring them. The park is a bit small, there were allot of dogs in the big dog side and it was pretty crowded. What i believe is the small dog side was completely empty. My dogs need more running space and it would probably be too much for them to be in this rectangle with so many other dogs. People were smiling and chit chatting so it seems like a good crowd that visits.

if this is a Dog Park, why do the sign say, dogs must be on leash. and they are usually fenced in…read more I just witnessed two dogs run out on Wells Drive and almost get hit by a car. I went to help my socialize and got bombarded and blindsided by many dogs. Because I thought it a leashed Park as the signs say! Otherwise, very nice setting

What a beautiful spacious park! Parking is plentiful right in front, and then there's a bathroom…read moreright next to the parking lot. There's several large grass areas and a small play area for the kids. I thought about bringing my dog but since we were going up into the trails I wanted to check it out first and I'm glad I didn't bring my dog. There are so many off leash dogs who are very well behaved and while I was impressed, some still just walk right up to other dogs that are leashed. My dog is still learning and can be reactive so I prefer that no dogs will come up to her without proper introduction. She is improving and I think as I continue practicing with her that this will become easier and I'll be able to bring her. Anyway it's really so nice to see people with their very well behaved dogs running calmly around. Everything was very clean and for the most part I think most people are mindful at picking up after their dog, however not everyone is and you'll see little poops here and there.

We really enjoy coming to this dog park! The location is convenient, there's plenty of parking, and…read moreI love that the park has separate areas for small, medium, and large dogs. It's a great place for dogs to run, play, and socialize. My only suggestion would be to add more grass. The park gets very dusty, and my white dog ends up almost black after every visit because all the dogs are running around in the dirt. Other than that, it's a wonderful dog park, and we'll definitely keep coming back!

My goodness, it's my second time coming to this dog park and some of the small dog owners aren't…read morefriendly at all. The moment me and my mom brought our small dog in, we noticed how unwelcoming the environment was in the small dog area. So me and my mom decided to walk over to the bigger dog area cause we ran into a couple of bigger dog owners telling us that we're more than welcome to come inside that area. The moment we went inside, some crusty a** saggy Karen tells me and my mom we can't be in there with our dog. Our dog is gonna get "killed and mauled"; and we're irresponsible to bring our dog in there. First of all, mind your business. My dog is well behaved and loves big dogs. She literally thinks she's a big dog herself and doesn't mind them. We're constantly watching over her, and I'm 100% certain dog owners know if their dog is aggressive, maybe they shouldn't take their dog into a public park. She started a fcking commotion and every big dog owner was watching and asking me and my mom what's tf is her problem. She's literally yelling at us across the fence. Mind you she's also yelling at another group of people as well. I had no problem whatsoever at Silverlake and Pasadena, so if you're in those areas I highly recommend going there instead. The only pros of this park is that it's huge and there's parking. That's it.

Juan Bautista de Anza Park is an absolute lifesaver for letting the kids burn off some energy! The…read morebest part is that there are two separate playgrounds, which is super convenient so the areas don't get too overcrowded. One section is perfect for older, more adventurous climbers, while the other is great for the little ones just starting to explore. The park is spacious and nice and shady, with plenty of picnic tables to hang out at. Whether you're bringing the kids to run around or just meeting up with friends for a relaxing afternoon, it's a really great spot.

There is poop everywhere at this park now. The management is not taking responsibility for it. I…read morecalled 5 times in 2 weeks about a giant poop next to the toddler area by the butterfly garden. It took two weeks for them to remove it. How disrespectful to their own park and own butterfly garden that the fellows are working so hard on. Now that summer camp is starting, the park is probably going to be completely trashed. If you walk down to the trail, there's a garbage pile of compost and eggshells, avocado seeds, plastic scattered all over the trees. The unleashed dogs are a problem and i have to go in the office to tell them to speak with the dog owners. Its only a matter of time before something bad happens w the unleashed dogs. Im extremely disappointed in the new staff here.

Highly recommend this park. Nowadays it is very hard to find a clean park here in LA with zero…read morehomeless / ppl doing drugs everywhere! This park is super clean, private, and overall a great place to enjoy with your little ones, have picnics or do some outdoor exercises.

This is one of the best parks around, clean, big, and lots for the little ones to do.read more

When my partner and I travel for weeks at a time, we will eventually need board and care for our…read moredog. Once I submitted all the requirements online, I was able to make an appointment for a temperament testing for our dog -- he passed! Staff were all very friendly, from the lady who I spoke to on the phone, to the ladies at the front desk. Everything went smoothly! Easy parking in the front.

I've been taking TonyStark, my Bichon Frise, for daycare and grooming - they do a great job and all…read morethe staff are wonderful! I recommend WestLA Dogs!!!

This park has fun concerts and movies during the summer! We have a nice memory watching paw patrol…read moreone year.

I've been to this park for various reasons over the years including playdates and concerts in the…read morepark. It's a nice big park with plenty of grass. During the concerts it can get quite busy but the vibes are cool. You can park along the street, and during events they open the parking structure as well. There are also plenty of tables and trees for picnics. There is a playground that is fenced in which is nice. The playground has sand.

I came here for the first time on Thanksgiving to run a half marathon in the morning. I drove up to…read morethe Top of Reseda where the road ends in a cul-de-sac. There was free parking up to the yellow line. It was dark when I arrived, but there was a sign indicating where the pay spots started. I found the trails to be in good and well-maintained condition. There were signs at each fork in the trail. Some of the downhill and uphill sections were pretty steep with loose rocks so be sure to mind your footing!

Moderate level hiking trails with spectacular views. Amazing place to watch the sunset from.read more

Our first time hiking the UPPER LAS VIRGENES CANYON OPEN SPACE PRESERVE and we were in search of…read morethe state flower: California Poppy!! We arrived at 6:00pm and drove right up into the dirt parking lot. Many other cars parked outside of the gate, along the curb on each side of Victory Blvd. The parking lot sign showed open from dawn to dusk, so we had at least an hour to explore before the 7:20pm sunset and potential tow. The weather was absolutely gorgeous for an evening hike!! Blue sky, cool breeze, rolling hills of green, and the sun setting made for the perfect golden hour!! After hiking down the Victory Trailhead and then up around the Ahmanson Ranch House Trail, we found the California Poppies! We also ran into a group of photographers so we didn't get a chance to explore as imagined before we arrived. However, we still enjoyed the sweeping views of an uninterrupted canyon. It was perfect! We saw many hiking with their dogs, a few benches, and various flowers. Be sure to wear appropriate hiking shoes as the trails can be uneven and rocky. I would love to return but have a feeling the summer heat will arrive sooner than later. Then the green will dry out and turn into fuel. I hope that lawmakers and fire prevention experts find ways to reduce the impact of wildfires in the state of California. This area is truly a magnificent escape from the LA city hustle and bustle.

I just did my first Ultra 54k Race here on 4/26/25…read more I have been here several times and these trails change every single time. There was a fire here in January and that changed the trails. The trails open at 7:00 a.m. and the community pays for a security to make sure the area is safe. Parking: 5/5 You can street park and walk up or you can park inside and pay $3. Plenty and plenty of parking. Trails/Views: 5/5 You can take the many trails here and the views are beautiful you will see deer, bunnies and coyotes. There is a couple of little streams to cross. The trails are rolling so it can be flat, elevation and some downhills. You will love this place it looks like Ireland. This place will make you feel energized and relaxed at the same time. You can do any distance as strava has some of the maps for trails.

What an awesome place to visit - calm in a very urban area of socal. We visited the visitor center,…read morefollowed by the Solstice Canyon Trail, Point Dume, and Leo Carrillo State Beach. The next day, we hiked the Mishe Mokwa trail to see Balanced Rock and Split Rock before heading out. There's so much to see, and there are a few main roads that go to different areas of the park. Solstice Canyon, Point Dume, and Leo Carrillo are very well-maintained. Mishe Mokwa is a little more wild, and there are definitely some dicey areas. But all great places to visit!

These Santa Monica Mountains have many hidden peak points for you to stop and enjoy the view and…read moretake some pictures. Beautiful location and it has a visitor center . If you take the drive you get to malibu and enjoy those beaches there too.