Spacious playground features inclusive equipment for all abilities and offers varied play structures. Surrounded by big trees and mountain views, it creates a peaceful, safe space for families. Clean and well maintained, it invites active play and exploration.
A large playground offers varied equipment and an inclusive setup accessible to wheelchair users. The park is clean, secure, and well maintained, providing plenty of space for kids to explore and enjoy.
"The parks here are spacious and not crowded."
"The playground is accessible and equipped for all children."
"It's a huge playground, perfect for a family picnic."
Good to know
Griffith Park Playground is free to enter.
The playground is accessible for children with disabilities.
There is plenty of parking available nearby.
Quiet trails offer panoramic city views including the Hollywood Sign. Spot Acorn Woodpeckers and enjoy a refreshing stream after rain. Limited parking means early visits are best for a peaceful hiking escape.
Beautiful and isolated trails connect well to the rest of the park, offering a great place to hike and leave everything behind. Parking is limited with a few free spots early on weekdays and paid options nearby.
Good to know
To park for free, come early on weekdays for limited spots.
If free parking is unavailable, pay $10 at the parking area.
The trail starts near the Greek Theater with free parking options.
Amir's Garden offers a maze for kids and tree fortresses for play. Its quiet atmosphere and benches near a water fountain invite rest. A short steep hike rewards runners and dog owners with city views.
Amir's Garden sits 0.4 miles uphill from the North Trail trailhead. Kids enjoy after school hikes and adventures along the trails.
Good to know
Parking at Amir's Garden is free.
Dogs are allowed on leash in the garden.
The hike to Amir's Garden is short but steep; wear proper hiking shoes.
Concrete lion’s head and abandoned enclosures create a whimsical setting perfect for family outings. Walkable trails and shaded picnic spots make it ideal for exploring and relaxing. Large picnic areas host events like Shakespeare in the park.
Many trails and walkable areas make the park great for walking and exploring. The Old LA Zoo Picnic Area offers a large space for picnics and hosts events like Shakespeare in the park.
Good to know
Shakespeare festivals are held in the evening at the Old LA Zoo Picnic Area.
The Old LA Zoo Picnic Area has no bathrooms or drinking water available.
The area is often dirty and has a strong odor.
Picnic ground features ample picnic tables and barbecue pits under mature trees for shade. Gigantic playground lets kids burn energy while adults enjoy quiet corners and open spaces. Spot stays clean and suits all ages for social gatherings and long walks.
A gigantic playground offers plenty of space for kids to burn off energy while adults relax in the picnic area. The park stays very clean and suits all ages for activities like barbecues, long walks, and social gatherings.
Good to know
Ample parking is available at Crystal Springs Picnic Area.
Bring your own food, beverages, blankets, and lawn chairs.
Hot coal disposal is available at the picnic area.
Wide, dusty trail climbs steeply with spectacular views of the Hollywood Sign and LA skyline. Playgrounds feature safe equipment and the park stays quiet on weekdays, perfect for walking or running. Free parking at the trail base offers easy access for families and casual hikers.
Trails from the observatory offer a great hike and a solid urban escape. Playgrounds have safe equipment and the park stays quiet on weekdays, making it good for walking or running.
Good to know
Parking at the observatory is very limited and fills up quickly.
Restrooms are only available at the bottom of the park or in the observatory.
The trail is approximately 2 km long, starting from the bear statue to the Griffith Observatory.