Bolsa Chica State Beach is a popular state beach, drawing hundreds of thousands of visitors to its location south of the community of Sunset Beach ...
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Park Amenities:Interactive Water Play AreaReservable Community BuildingTwo Playground AreasFour Tennis CourtsSkate ParkBandstand & PlazaButterf...
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Point Fermin Park consists of 37 landscaped acres of tree-shaded lawns, sheltered pergolas, colorful gardens and a promenade along the edge of the ...
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Huntington Beach Central Park is the largest city-owned park in Orange County covering over 350 acres of land. This peaceful setting of open grass ...
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The Watts Towers are a complex set of 17 separate sculptural pieces built on a residential lot in the community of Watts. Two of the towers rise to...
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Watts Towers Arts Center, located in the heart of Los Angeles' Watts community, is the curator of the Watts Towers structure, con...
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Alondra Community Regional Park is the largest park closest to the ocean and the beach cities of Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, and Redondo Beach....
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Mile Square Regional Park is an urban park located in the City of Fountain Valley and totals 607 acres of land. Within the park's boundaries are th...
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Huntington State Beach is located in the City of Huntington Beach in Orange County. The 121 acre state beach is a popular destination for water ent...
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One of the newest parks in the City, this property is owned by TRW, which is located adjacent to the property, and is leased to the City. Encompass...
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One of the oldest City parks, Live Oak encompasses almost nine acres and, among other things, is the site of the annual Old Hometown Fai...
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Pershing square is located in the heart of downtown los angeles at 532 s. Olive st. The square is a public places that allows community memb...
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A city's urban heart is an expression of its people, its diversity, its interests, and its passions. The new Grand Park, with its majestic views ex...
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TeWinkle Park was named after Charles TeWinkle, who came to Costa Mesa in 1920 with his wife "Goldie". Â Mr. TeWinkle was a local businessman and a...
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