Los Angeles State Historic Park - A Great Place

	GREAT PLACES TO VIEW NATIVE PLANTS		Los Angeles State Historic Park

KEYWORDS: California State Parks, Park Champions, California State Parks Foundation, urban habitat, downtown Los Angeles park

ABOUT

Newly re-opened in April of 2017, Los Angeles State Historic Park is a healthy green space in downtown Los Angeles.

TIPS FOR YOUR VISIT

Dogs allowed on leash on designated trails.

MORE INFORMATION AND CONTACTS

California State Parks:

http://lashp.com/about/
Situated in one of the most park-poor, underserved communities in the nation’s second largest city, the 34-acre Los Angeles State Historic Park will provide equitable access to state park lands, promote healthy lifestyles in a much-needed open space, enshrine the amazing story of the community and build new stewards for California’s state parks system. Los Angeles State Historic Park also symbolizes the perseverance and rich cultural heritage of the communities in the surrounding area. The park was built through working with the community to commemorate their heritages and to create an open, functional and recreational space for residents of the area as well as for all Californians.

CNPS CHAPTER AREA: : San Gabriel Mountains

AREA OF THE POLYGON:: 34 acres

DENSITY:: 0.324 native species per acre

Thanks to Margaret Oakley Otto for contributing this great place.