First, Stephanie's review sounds like it's for a different park. There's nothing for children at…read morethis dog park. And there are no restrooms... just one porta potty. There are 3 sections to this dog park. The grassy area is randomly locked, though. The small dog are is very small, and oftentimes all the doors are open, or someone is in the small dog area with a dog who is not dog friendly. Not sure why people bring dogs who are not dog friendly to dog parks, but we've encountered that a few times at this dog park. If your dog is not dog-friendly, please don't bring them to a dog park. We try to go here, but I often end up taking him to De Anza Park, down the street. He can't be off-leash, but he likes it better. Which is sad, because he usually LOVES dog parks, and being around other dogs. But, more often than not, he immediately wants to leave, and prefers the other park

Nobody respects the small dog vs large dog area. Big dogs are always in the part designated for…read moresmall dogs with the gates wide open between sections. The small dog section has no grass and little shade. There is a grass section in the large dog section but it can get muddy and sometimes the gates are locked for whatever reason. Overall, this is great if you have a big dog but not so great for littler dogs, especially if they aren't comfortable around large dogs.

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.

Great park! There's a lot to explore here. I took my son to the playground and everything was clean…read moreand seemed updated. They have one structure for older kids and one for younger toddler age kids. There are a few large grassy areas that would be great for picnics! Many people bring their dogs here. It almost seems like an unofficial dog park, as many of them were off leash. The park generally seemed clean, minus the occasional dog poo or urine soaked pole (to be expected with doggos). They have a decent parking lot and a bathroom right by it. I also noticed a walking path but I didn't get to check it out. I really like how this park is off the beaten path and seems like a true local spot. I would definitely come back!

This park actually had two sides: one for gen pop (gen pup, if you will), and one for smaller,…read morequieter dogs. Our Australian Cattle dogs have such a blast here. Last time we brought them, one joined in a howling session with some other dogs who were responding to an ambulance siren. It was super cute. Plenty of parking, and there's ample space to roam. Gentle reminder to clean up after your pets when you visit.

Overall, this is a decent place to take your dog. It's important to be mindful of the politics of…read morethe environment here as there are regular attendees who have strong opinions about the going ons of the park - I try to stay clear of all that. I would give it 5 stars if the grass was better maintained as it is very dirt-filled, but I also understand that can be difficult with the heat we face in the valley. Overall, lovely place.

Maybe we came here at a bad time? Arrived here on a Saturday afternoon in summer and our group got…read morespooked after playing in the play area for a while due to so many gnats, bugs, mosquitos, etc. flying around the first playground area! It made us scared to open our mouths and accidentally swallow bugs. Seems like there was something about the playground that attracted so many bugs flying around the entire area. On the bright side, saw several lady bugs so that was interesting. But on the other, there were bugs I've never seen before and it for sure freaked out the rest of us since they were in our faces. We wanted to go check out the bathroom (saw none) and saw that the building looked like it hasn't been touched in many months (there was a sign that said SPLASH PAD *CLOSURE OFFLINE SUMMER 2024 // and a REOPENING IN SUMMER 2025) so that explains the abandoned/no-maintainence feeling of the park. Ontop of that, there were signs of caution for rattlesnakes in the area so if you have a fear of the following: snakes, spiders, mosquitos, bugs, I'd advise not to come here when it's summer time. (Maybe it's better in other seasons) Hopefully the environment of the park gets tended to. Til now, I don't feel like coming back due to the experience.

Love the new play ground and equipment! So fun and colorful. Very clean. Very happy to bring the…read morekids here.

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

Superb park for all ages even the little ones ages 1-2. Super clean and modern! Lots of details in…read moreevery corner of the park. So many activities for kids. Great for birthday parties! Also has an awesome sand pit!

My puppy LOVES it here! She comes in regularly and it is so nice to know that she is somewhere safe…read moreand having fun. The staff here truly cares about her and I know she is adored. The groomer is also amazing! I have a small puppy who can be nervous and the groomer has really taken lots of care and effort to get my puppy comfortable! Not to mention the haircuts have looked amazing! The staff is always so helpful and friendly. They always send me updates and pictures when I ask! The price is also fair and the hours are amazing.

I went back and forth about writing this because I really liked West LA Dogs for a long time. To be…read morefair, I even waited months and tried another daycare before posting this, and since leaving in September 2025, my dog has been going to Wags Club regularly with zero behavioral issues. Before that, my dog was a regular here for about a year and a half, daycare twice a week and boarding 4-6 times a year. Toward the end, we started getting messages about her being "too excited," nipping, or snapping. What was confusing is that these incidents were very spaced out, especially given how often she was there, and didn't seem consistent or escalating. We were then told they may need to "reconsider her social status," meaning she'd be removed from group play and placed in separated daycare for an extra fee. Based on how sporadic the feedback had been, it felt like a sudden shift and left me feeling like she was being singled out toward the end. I did ask if someone from management could reach out to talk it through, but never received a follow up, which was disappointing. It's also disappointing because we had many positive experiences, but based on the contrast, I do think environment or handling may play a role. I'd recommend asking detailed questions if any concerns come up.

The Warner Center Park is outstanding. It's across the street from an excellent Marriott, it has a…read moregreat concert series from early spring to Labor Day. There are always outstanding food vendors along the park as well.

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.

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.

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!