Los Angeles State Historic Park
Attraction
4.6 (3759 reviews)
32 acres of open space with walkways & architectural features, plus Downtown views.
1245 N Spring St, Los Angeles, CA 90012
+1 323-441-8819
Did You Know?
Original Use
Before becoming a park, the area was a Tongva village and later a vital part of L.A.'s agricultural history, serving as a major cornfield.
Acres of Green Space
Los Angeles State Historic Park offers 32 acres of open green space, a valuable resource in the heart of downtown Los Angeles.
Industrial Past
The park's location was once a major rail yard, reflecting Los Angeles's history as a transportation hub. Remnants of the railroad are incorporated into the park's design.
Re-Opening Year
After extensive renovations and improvements, Los Angeles State Historic Park officially re-opened to the public in 2017.
Highlights from Reviews
• skyline views
Offers stunning views of the downtown skyline.
• clean park
The park is well-maintained and clean.
• spacious area
Provides a spacious area for various activities.
• dog-friendly
The park is dog-friendly.
• convenient location
Conveniently located near public transportation and Chinatown.
