Everytime I've come, it's been insanely crowded and kinda hectic. There was also an incident when a…read moregroup of middle school boys on e-bikes were riding on the sidewalk and angrily yelled at us to get out of their way, when they should've been the ones to move...and they had the audacity to get upset!

Been here a couple of times. I'm not sure if they have a restroom as I didn't see one nor did I…read moreneed it so I didn't exactly look. I did take a quick walk around, and noticed parking all around but was lucky enough to park right by the coffee cart. There is a man with a coffee/drink cart as well a fruit man selling yummy assorted precut fruits.. playground is nice, both for littles and older kids. Plenty of seating all around, I would say this is definitely a cooler park for the older kids. Both my 2yo and 10yo have fun here!

Lovely gated park with a running track located across the way. Their is convenient parking and…read moreplenty of trees providing shade. Some benches and picnic tables. Saw several families enjoying their afternoon with their kids. As nice as this park is, the location is horrible. Cars are constantly speeding and running red lights, which make it unsafe when walking with kids. Surprised their isn't a cop posted on this corner as the speeding takes placed directly in front of the fire department. The fact that pedestrians have to wait an additional 10 seconds to make sure there isn't a maniac driver ready to run a red is insane.

don't know why more parks for kids aren't gated, but thankfully this one is--and it's perfect for…read morechildren with special needs. It has a small sand play area, relatively clean restrooms, and the surrounding neighborhood feels quiet and safe. A great little spot for a low-key, secure outing.

Greystone Mansion & Gardens is truly an amazing place…read more On the morning of Saturday, June 6th, my family had brunch together at Takagi and enjoyed their delicious soufflé pancakes. Afterward, we all headed over to Greystone Mansion & Gardens. I had visited this place once with friends about four years ago, and I remembered how beautiful it was. Since I thought my parents would enjoy taking a walk here, I suggested that the whole family come together. The scenery is stunning, with beautiful gardens, plenty of trees, and peaceful walking paths. It's also a fantastic place for taking photos. Years ago, I took some pictures with friends along a pathway lined with tall trees on both sides. The setting was absolutely gorgeous, and the photos turned out amazing. Unfortunately, I couldn't find that exact spot this time, which was a little disappointing. After enjoying a nice walk, my mom said she was getting hungry, so we started thinking about where to have lunch. Then suddenly, my dad disappeared. At first, we thought he might have gone to the restroom, but he wasn't there. We searched all over the property, checking everywhere we could think of, but we couldn't find him. It was honestly very stressful. Thankfully, my brothers informed one of the park rangers, and the park rangers immediately began helping us search for him. As it turned out, my dad had walked to the parking lot by himself. Earlier, we had told him that we would bring the car closer to him so he wouldn't have to walk too far, but he apparently didn't hear that part and started walking toward the parking lot on his own. When he couldn't find us, he simply sat down on the grass and waited. When the park rangers located him, one of them asked me if I wanted to come along. I immediately replied, "Yes, yes, of course!" and hurried over with them. When I finally saw my dad, I was incredibly relieved and happy. I must have thanked the park rangers more than ten times that day for their kindness and help. Even now, it makes me nervous when I think about how worried our entire family was that day. This property is quite large, so it's easy for people to get separated. For most people, it wouldn't be a big problem because they could simply call each other on the phone. However, my dad suffered a stroke in mid-December and had to be taken to the ER by 911. Thankfully, he has improved significantly since January, but he still cannot reliably make or answer phone calls on his own. Because of that, we were especially worried and anxious while searching for him. Thankfully, everything turned out well in the end, and we were able to find him safely. I am truly grateful to the park rangers who helped us that day. Not only is this place absolutely beautiful, with gorgeous scenery and wonderful views, but it's hard to believe that parking is completely free. To be honest, this is one of those special places that makes you want to keep it a secret and enjoy it all by myself. But great places deserve to be shared, so I decided to write this review and let others know about it.

I finally made it to Greystone Mansion & Gardens and it was worth the wait. It is such a gorgeous…read morelocation to explore. I came on the first Saturday of the month where you can explore the first level of the mansion. It was $10 for non locals. They refer to them as tours, which made me think they were guided but you go at your own pace. Plenty of parking spots and bathrooms were clean.

Came here for the first time to attend a picnic. It left such an impression on me that I would…read morerecommend it for future picnics because of the ample amounts of shade. A small triangle-shaped enclave that offers peaceful respite from some of the busier parts of Beverly Hills, WR Memorial Park is a lovely place to meet up with friends, walk your dog, or sit to practice some moments of mindfulness. He is a small but mighty park in that while you see other people around, you never feel like it's crowded. There is a fountain in the center with small plaques near the encircling benches that detail some of the history of the area. For parking, I suggest checking out Canon Dr. or Beverly Blvd. There is too much traffic on the Sunset Blvd. side for me to feel comfortable trying to maneuver to find parking. Canon Dr. offers 2 hour street parking that is unmetered and a quick walk across the street. Make sure to add this to your list of future picnic spots.

The park is Gorgeous! I attended an outdoor event here and the premises were clean. I loved the…read morelined rose bushes. They even have a little pond with turtles swimming.

Beverly Canon Gardens is one of my favorite places to visit when I'm walking around Beverly Hills…read more I always stop by here -- the area is beautiful, very well maintained, and has a calm, relaxing atmosphere. There is a café where you can sit down, enjoy a coffee, and take a break. On weekends it can be quite busy, but it still feels pleasant and welcoming. During the summer, free concerts are held here on Thursdays, which makes the place even more special. The hotel architecture nearby is stunning, and this garden is also a great spot for photoshoots. Overall, it's a perfect place to relax, enjoy the surroundings, and spend some quiet time in the heart of Beverly Hills.

This is a must visit when in Beverly Hills and a temporary escape from the crazy shopping scene of…read moreRodeo Drive. The plants and flowers are all so beautiful and well maintained. No matter what time of day, there's always a place to sit and enjoy the nature. There's restaurants and eateries surrounding with chairs and tables all over. There's even a running fountain in the middle which adds another layer of tranquility. This area is known to host evening events, so it can get a bit chaotic but also transforms into a completely different vibe when it does! There are plenty of magical photo moments here which is a draw for Instagram models and tourists alike. Parking is also super easy in the 2 hour free lot attached.

This park is so nice and clean! I love that it isn't over crowded and how Carrie, the park ranger…read moregreeted us. The playground is nice as well and gives kids a variety of things to do as well as getting on the swings. There is also an area for adults to do body weight exercises.

Its not bad, glad they didnt do away with their outdoor gym. I pulled up on my way to another park…read moreactually and ran into my old coworker so that was cool. Other than that its a nice spot off the main street with a small sand track and basically paid or permit parking. Typical for exclusive Beverly Hills sorry. Some guy was trying to Seinfeld my spot so I had to tell him you cant front end a space. That Seinfeld episode is like required reading as an adult. Can't believe people actually still do that.

The good: Parking is easy here. There were many beautiful…read moreblooming trees with pink flowers. There was a soccer field with great modern turf. There's a sand area but most of the playground has the bouncy ground. There are picnic tables and benches. The park is really spacious with a wide range of playground equipment made for wheelchairs and with disabilities. It has a toddler area tactile and musical playground equipment. There's a zip line. There's a lot of shaded areas. There's a boat, space ship, tunnel, slides, rolling metal slide, balance beams shaped like balls, and so much more. It's a super inclusive playground with a diverse group of patrons as well. The bad: The parking lot had some cars that looked like people were living out of their car. There was a pee stench at the entrance. Toward the toddler area there was a guy smoking weed. The interesting: It has a LA theme with references to the observatory, freeway and more.

It's ok when there's enough lanes, otherwise not a great experience…read more Most of the swimmers here tend to be on the older side, or just very slow/beginners. This makes it frustrating when it's crowded, and there are designated lanes for medium-fast swimmers, but they're taken up by slow/beginner swimmers. Had to wait around for 10 minutes until there was space. Needs to be a better of way of controlling/managing the lanes so that different swim levels can swim without the pool being completely overrun by slow swimmers, making it harder for other levels to enjoy the pool space.

This place is an absolute paradise in the center of Beverly Hills and it's a fantastic place. It…read morebelonged to the Robinson malls founder. One cannot just visit freely. You need to book a tour or attend an event. I took a 2 hour watercolor class that felt a bit rushed and basic but still was a good experience. I was able to walk the gardens a little and it's all absolutely beautiful and almost magical. I felt transported to a place that didn't feel like the heart of Los Angeles!

Our docent was not good. She had trouble remembering information, she would yell at the adults. She…read morewould say look at this door - behind it (which you could not see) is a seating area. Who gives a crap when you are staring at a plain door. Would not do this again. But the grounds are spectacular and would do it once. Don't get Susan as your docent she will either put you to sleep or yell.