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This is a nice park that's dog friendly and also offers free 2-hr parking just across the street or from the corners of the park. It offers some greenery, peace and quiet in an otherwise bustling busy city area. It's interesting in the sense that the park is divided into three chunks and requires risking your life to hop from one end to another. The cars from Santa Monica Blvd will turn right onto the street at high speeds and many coming from the residential streets as well. There were numerous debris and what appears to be people with serious psychiatric problems. One of them had blindfolds on and swayed back and forth under the tree. Another person just spoke loudly to himself by the Beverly Hills sign. Aside from the bonus of finding free parking and a dash of greens for my dogs to relieve themselves, I wouldn't go out of my way to go visit.
Stopped by to see the Great Elephant Migration, on display 1 July - 1 Aug 2025 Great display of Elephants made from invasive plants in the Elephant habitats, small gift stand in the parking lot of the Annenberg Center. Great way to spend an hour, also a nice park just to visit after the elephants move on.
Only came back to Los Angeles last week to see the Great Elephant Migration, and it was well worth the trip! Loved the Ringo Starr piece we saw in 2022, but loved it even more w/an ellie next to it, aptly named Ringo!! Beautiful park, maintained so well, the old trees are gorgeous and picturesque, couldn't ask for a nicer walk down SM Blvd. Waited almost a year for the Migration to arrive, was sooo happy to be able to see it in person and support their WONDERFUL cause! Wish it was on display longer than 1 month.
This is a lovely park for any type of event. If in the park make sure to look at all the old trees here. There is a fig tree that is over 100 years old. The pond is scenic and iconic for photography. Gather your loved ones for a selfie. Great for picnics or sitting and contemplating. Free street parking in residential areas.
We have been visiting LOS ANGELES, HOLLYWOOD, and BEVERLY HILLS for years, coming up from SAN DIEGO!!! However, we have never stopped at BEVERLY GARDENS PARK, before. We were racing on Mulholland Drive, to see stars' houses. First up, Jennifer Lopez. After finding what we thought was her house and being followed by, who we thought was Jennifer Lopez herself, in her black Rolls Royce SUV, we decided to head to RODEO DRIVE. It was sort of cool, and 2 parks in 1!!! There was the sign in one, and the peace sign and statue in the other. AS FAR AS PARKING GOES, you park on the back street, or streets. We then headed to RODEO DRIVE!!!
When you are tired of shopping till you drop in Beverly Hills, then this is a good place to walk through or take in some fresh air at this lovely little park nested between residential and commercial area. Not super big but just the right size to take you away from the commercial world! There's some unique cacti in this garden! What a pleasant little park to find!
Beverly Gardens Park is a must-see in Beverly Hills. It is located on Santa Monica Blvd between Wilshire to Doheny. Here you will find the famous lily pond and Beverly Hills sign . There are also rose and cactus gardens and a beautiful old tree along and a glorious fountain. It's a great place for pictures. Many permanent art sculptures are on display here. Twice a year, on a weekend, you can catch the Beverly Hills Art Show (May and October). The park spans for 1.9 miles and has a dirt trail that is a nice place to take a walk or jog in nature. It is a well-maintained park and just steps away from shops and restaurants.
I drove around Beverly Hills and all houses were beautiful. It is nice area. Grand and huge mansion, there is a part that old money and new money lives. The park is at the end of our drive through to the area. Plam tree are along the way like many of movies that use the location or studio to film their movie. If you are rich, you won't have any problem to live in this area.
Swimming pools, movie stars! Yeah, it may be a myth and all, but anywhere in Beverly Hills can be a thrilling experience - especially for a Midwesterner like me. Of course, a lot of residential parts are restricted but there's always Rodeo Drive and this park! Parking is behind the park and it's $1.50 an hour (be sure to bring quarters!). That gives you time to explore the area a bit as I walked to Rodeo Drive and got a selfie with the sign. For whatever reason, the park is noted for its lily pond but the water kinda looked nasty. They make it clear that no one is allowed to jump in. But this is a tourist magnet and not surprisingly, one of the most Instagrammable places. Don't let the busy Santa Monica Boulevard/Route 66 intimidate you. Worth stopping at if you're a selfie or pop culture geek.
I recently visited Beverly Gardens Park and it's such a beautiful and relaxing place to walk, enjoy nature, and soak in the Beverly Hills atmosphere. The park is clean, well-maintained, and perfect for a casual stroll or a picnic. I loved the iconic views and the peaceful vibe right in the heart of the city. SAVE THE DATE! Join us for the Spring Beverly Hills Art Show in the historic Beverly Gardens Park on Saturday & Sunday, May 16 & 17, along four blocks of Santa Monica Boulevard, from Rodeo Drive to Rexford Drive. The Art Show will showcase artwork from 250 artists , featuring live artist demonstrations in still life oil, cityscape & landscape painting, watercolor, 3D, jewelry, and more Relax in the wine & beer garden with live music, enjoy gourmet food trucks, and discover plenty of Instagram-worthy moments throughout the show! We're celebrating 54 years! What: Beverly Hills Art Show When: Saturday & Sunday, May 16 & 17 Time: 10am to 6pm Where: Beverly Gardens Park FREE ADMISSION Highly recommend visiting--not just for the park itself, but especially during this vibrant and creative event! read more
Beverly Hills' iconic symbol welcomes you to the city. In front, there is a beautiful fountain, well-kept lawns and palm trees making it one of the most photographed spots by tourists. It is very close to Rodeo Drive, luxury shops and the famous Beverly Hills Hotel. I think it should especially be visited at sunset. Well recommended and great awesome things happen read more
This is the most iconic park in Beverly Hills! I've been here quite a few times throughout the years, and it hasn't changed too much. It is a nice park with long rows of rose gardens. I think the park is nearly 2 miles long. It runs from Wilshire Blvd to N Doheny Dr. in a narrow strip along Santa Monica Blvd. The city uses this space for installations from time to time. In 2024, there were 1,400 flags each representing victims from more than 30 nations who died during the 2023 attack in Israel by Hamas. When I happened upon these flags, I had no idea of the purpose. This is a temporary memorial and it was the second time this has been installed here. The last time I came to the park was to see The Great Elephant Migration. There were 100 huge elephants up and down the grassy park parallel to Santa Monica Blvd! You could drive by and see them if you didn't want to walk. We got out and saw them up close. They were amazing! I'm so glad I was able to see them in real life! As for the park in general, this is where the famous Beverly Hills sign is that everyone wants to have their picture taken with! There's a lily pond in front of the sign that adds to the beauty. There's also a Cactus Garden, Rose Garden, the Electric Fountain, & the Doheny Fountain. I like walking around and looking at the various sculptures in the park. There's a large Moreton Bay Fig Tree set a little back and to the left of the Lily Pond. This tree has enormous trunk with tall roots and provides so much shade! It is over 111 years old in 2025. Come see this landmark tree! It was planted by the Rodeo Land and Water Company, the same company that developed the city. This park is really close to Rodeo Dr. If you are at this park, you should go check it out and window shop and eat. read more
This is a nice park that's dog friendly and also offers free 2-hr parking just across the street or from the corners of the park. It offers some greenery, peace and quiet in an otherwise bustling busy city area. It's interesting in the sense that the park is divided into three chunks and requires risking your life to hop from one end to another. The cars from Santa Monica Blvd will turn right onto the street at high speeds and many coming from the residential streets as well. There were numerous debris and what appears to be people with serious psychiatric problems. One of them had blindfolds on and swayed back and forth under the tree. Another person just spoke loudly to himself by the Beverly Hills sign. Aside from the bonus of finding free parking and a dash of greens for my dogs to relieve themselves, I wouldn't go out of my way to go visit. read more
Stopped by to see the Great Elephant Migration, on display 1 July - 1 Aug 2025 Great display of Elephants made from invasive plants in the Elephant habitats, small gift stand in the parking lot of the Annenberg Center. Great way to spend an hour, also a nice park just to visit after the elephants move on. read more
1 year ago
The neighborhood is super peaceful, clean, and nice to walk/ hike around. Very residential read more
1 year ago
Only came back to Los Angeles last week to see the Great Elephant Migration, and it was well worth the trip! Loved the Ringo Starr piece we saw in 2022, but loved it even more w/an ellie next to it, aptly named Ringo!! Beautiful park, maintained so well, the old trees are gorgeous and picturesque, couldn't ask for a nicer walk down SM Blvd. Waited almost a year for the Migration to arrive, was sooo happy to be able to see it in person and support their WONDERFUL cause! Wish it was on display longer than 1 month. read more
This is a lovely park for any type of event. If in the park make sure to look at all the old trees here. There is a fig tree that is over 100 years old. The pond is scenic and iconic for photography. Gather your loved ones for a selfie. Great for picnics or sitting and contemplating. Free street parking in residential areas. read more
2 years ago
We have been visiting LOS ANGELES, HOLLYWOOD, and BEVERLY HILLS for years, coming up from SAN DIEGO!!! However, we have never stopped at BEVERLY GARDENS PARK, before. We were racing on Mulholland Drive, to see stars' houses. First up, Jennifer Lopez. After finding what we thought was her house and being followed by, who we thought was Jennifer Lopez herself, in her black Rolls Royce SUV, we decided to head to RODEO DRIVE. It was sort of cool, and 2 parks in 1!!! There was the sign in one, and the peace sign and statue in the other. AS FAR AS PARKING GOES, you park on the back street, or streets. We then headed to RODEO DRIVE!!! read more
1 year ago
When you are tired of shopping till you drop in Beverly Hills, then this is a good place to walk through or take in some fresh air at this lovely little park nested between residential and commercial area. Not super big but just the right size to take you away from the commercial world! There's some unique cacti in this garden! What a pleasant little park to find! read more
It's a peaceful park that has beautifully laid out paths, big old trees, has a 'Beverly Hiils' sign in front of a small pond that has colorful fishes & few lotuses. Street parking is available near the park. It's one of the most Instagrammable places in LA. read more
Beverly Gardens Park is a must-see in Beverly Hills. It is located on Santa Monica Blvd between Wilshire to Doheny. Here you will find the famous lily pond and Beverly Hills sign . There are also rose and cactus gardens and a beautiful old tree along and a glorious fountain. It's a great place for pictures. Many permanent art sculptures are on display here. Twice a year, on a weekend, you can catch the Beverly Hills Art Show (May and October). The park spans for 1.9 miles and has a dirt trail that is a nice place to take a walk or jog in nature. It is a well-maintained park and just steps away from shops and restaurants. read more
2 years ago
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1 year ago
Beautifully kept sidewalks, fountains and gardens. Exceptional succulent garden. Plus, it's free. Was able to enjoy the Elephant Migration Installation. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
I drove around Beverly Hills and all houses were beautiful. It is nice area. Grand and huge mansion, there is a part that old money and new money lives. The park is at the end of our drive through to the area. Plam tree are along the way like many of movies that use the location or studio to film their movie. If you are rich, you won't have any problem to live in this area. read more
Swimming pools, movie stars! Yeah, it may be a myth and all, but anywhere in Beverly Hills can be a thrilling experience - especially for a Midwesterner like me. Of course, a lot of residential parts are restricted but there's always Rodeo Drive and this park! Parking is behind the park and it's $1.50 an hour (be sure to bring quarters!). That gives you time to explore the area a bit as I walked to Rodeo Drive and got a selfie with the sign. For whatever reason, the park is noted for its lily pond but the water kinda looked nasty. They make it clear that no one is allowed to jump in. But this is a tourist magnet and not surprisingly, one of the most Instagrammable places. Don't let the busy Santa Monica Boulevard/Route 66 intimidate you. Worth stopping at if you're a selfie or pop culture geek. read more
2 years ago
Not many people taking pictures infront of the sign, giant trees everywhere. Nice scenery to see. They should add bathrooms since there are none that I found. read more
We used to visit this beautiful parks yearly for their wonderful art show. You take things for granted, so of course the event has been cancelled this year. The park is alongside Santa Monica Blvd. and it stretches for at least 1-2 miles, easy to spot, close to Rodeo Dr. You can park and walk the whole distance or drive and stop here and there at various cool spots you want to explore, take photos at, check out some cool sculptures, fountains or gardens. We were in the area recently and I noticed a few more sculptures and we parked so I can check out what's new in the park. I always loved their iconic Beverly Hills sign, the tulips sculptures, the plants and the beautiful old, huge oak trees that give you nice shade. It was fun to be a tad of a tourist in your own town and check out the newly renovated grounds. Yes, there are more homeless people around than usual, but these are the times we live in. It is pleasant to walk around the park, especially nowadays. There are some restrooms at one side, easy to spot, area for metered parking. It wasn't super busy, so it was nice to take a stroll around. Next time I want to check out the cactus gardens part when it'll be less hot! Looking forward! read more
Three years ago since my last 3 star review, fast forward to now July 4th 2022, this park is currently not undergoing any construction. It's well maintained despite the high crowds globally and locally, this park is among my favorite BH 90210 sites, is a must visit. Recommend. 5 stars! read more
4 years ago
4 years ago
I'm not sure what the hype is all about. The only semi-exciting thing was taking a picture in front of the famous Beverly Hills sign, but the water was GREEN. There were limited parking spaces. I had to park on a nearby residential street. The walkway to this park does not meet the crosswalk when crossing the street. Joggers literally jaywalk. I definitely didn't feel safe at this park. Lots of sketchy homeless digging their trash. I like the random sculptures and the old tree. read more
7 years ago
A lovely little park with the landmark Beverly Hills sign. The lily pads in the pond in front of the sign are lovely. And getting there early on the weekend lets you take advantage of an unheard-of deal... FREE meter parking on Sundays! Also, you'll avoid the crowds. Don't miss the signs with the scan-able QR codes for some interesting BH history, including how the famous sign came to be and the story of the pond and lilies. A touristy place that should be your starting point for a walking tour of Beverly Hills - which is really the best way to see this iconic city. read more
1 year ago
4 years ago
Lovely park! The water lillies were absolutely breathtaking! Ive never seen water lillies so big or of so many colors anywhere else. The plaques around the park gave a lot of great information. I had no idea the pond had been there so long. The history was very interesting. Its right by a lot of great shop's and restaurants. We walked to sprinkles to get cupcakes and then ate them at the park. read more
8 years ago
Great park to take pictures! Especially with the Beverly Hills sign! There's flowers & trees as well to take pictures. There's free parking for 2 hrs 2 lights down by Santa Monica st. I parked alittle farther on a street but you have to pay. There's also parking spots behind the Beverly Hills sign(on the street of course). Also across the street there's signs on a wall to take pictures. Hearts wall, a big red heart & a I love Beverly Hills sign. read more
8 years ago
It's a neat little park with meter parking spaces and also street parking. It is definitely a tourist sight! U see a lot of buses passing by. It's not too far from Rodeo Dr. You can walk there! read more
6 years ago
Beverly Gardens Park runs the length of Beverly Hills along Santa Monica Blvd. It is really many parks in one. You will see a cactus park, parks with gorgeous flowers and trees, a few with art and of course, the the famous Beverly Hills Sign and Lily Pond and the Electric Fountain. This is one of the most amazing parks in the world and a photo-op dream. Welcome to Beverly Hills. George Vreeland Hill read more
Bring your visitors here. Nice little park with clean restrooms. Take photo by the Beverly Hills sign and on one of the streets with palm trees. On some weekends, this little park hosts art shows where you can find unique pieces. Come in by lunch and you'll find food trucks during the art show. Nice place to hang around on a weekend. Parking is limited. read more
3 years ago
Beverly Gardens park is really more of a garden than a park. You might not be able to mediate here without tourists getting in your space. So yeah, don't come thinking it's a park to set up your picnic basket. Just come with a selfie stick and take photos of the iconic Beverly Hills sign. Street parking in the residential neighborhood lets you park there for a few hours. Just be cautious and read the signs first. Meter parking is available nearby too. read more
We have drove pass this park probably about a thousand times but never thought of visiting the park. After attending a Yelp Elite event at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, we saw quite a few people taking pictures in front of the Beverly Hills sign at the park so we decided to act like tourists for the day and stop by to take pictures in front of the sign. The main attraction of the park is the Beverly Hills sign and the lily pond. Other than that, there isnt much to see. There is a dirt trail along the park where you can walk and see art sculptures along the way but it isnt very long. read more
7 years ago
Cute little park w/ the, "Beverly Hills" sign with a cute little lake around it. Nice to take a picture with at least once. Very nice clean park. It looks like they keep this park really maintained w/ the grass and everything. Very relaxing area. read more
Rodeo to Rexford http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/1kBfDI-N-Dq287u_Yt0wOw?select=aGisBGTzgzMiEUxingR-5A, block after block of fine art, crafts, music and food http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/1kBfDI-N-Dq287u_Yt0wOw?select=UXBPYIoUWgBZsq6AQu1LYQ Beverly Hills Art Show now until 6:00 PM http://www.beverlyhills.org/attractions/art_show/art_show_information/default.asp Can't make it? Don't despair; Beverly Gardens Park will host Art Show again October 20 - 21, 2012 http://fbrk.co/art-for-all-beverly-hills-art-show/. So glad I took a break to experience this well culled exhibit of over 400 artists; think ceramics, sculpture, jewelry, painting, drawing, printmaking, more... http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/1kBfDI-N-Dq287u_Yt0wOw?select=pYVBvkpOL1kJvKSQwkQhLw Admission is free, what else you spend is up to you : ) read more
6 years ago
The Beverly Hills Sign is here and five stars because I love Yayoi Kusama! Great spot to relax and take pictures read more
I absolutely adore a brisk walk or jog along the 1.9 mile pathway of the Beverly Gardens Park. The park stretches along Santa Monica Boulevard in Beverly Hills and features a permanent art collection, historic fountains, historic arbors and specialty gardens devoted to cacti, various succulents, roses and palms. It was designed by landscape architect Ralph D. Cornell in 1911. There is a big iconic arched Beverly Hills sign over a pond featuring ducks and carp in the center of the park. During every third weekend of May and October, the Beverly Hills Art Show is held along the park's central blocks. This art show features nearly 300 artists from across the Nation who are selected to show their work. It is considered a "destination" for contemporary art lovers or collectors as it attracts tens of thousands during those weekends. Various food trucks are also an attraction to the crowds as some feature lobster rolls, gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches, or Hawaiian shave ice treats. read more
7 years ago
Although a park, it's very clean and well maintained. Nice late night stroll. There's ample street parking. read more
5 years ago
Nice area, but a lot of homeless and it's good place for running and small picnic. I would recommended making small bushes along the roads and more trees for shadows. Now that park is opened. read more
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North Santa Monica Blvd And North Beverly Dr
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