Sycamore Grove Park

Historic Significance

Established in 1905, Sycamore Grove Park is one of the oldest parks in the city, spanning 15 acres along the banks of the Arroyo Seco, a major tributary of the Los Angeles River.

Historically, the park was a popular spot for annual State Picnics, where Midwest transplants would gather to celebrate their home states. Today, it serves as a venue for various community events, including Councilmember Gil Cedillo's Cartelera del Festival de Latin Jazz y Música Latina.

Natural Setting

The park features a variety of native trees, including its namesake sycamores, which provide ample shade for visitors.

This serene setting offers a peaceful retreat from the urban surroundings, allowing visitors to connect with nature within the city limits.

Amenities and Recreation

Sycamore Grove Park offers a mix of natural beauty and recreational facilities. The park includes grassy areas, picnic tables, and a bandshell for concerts.

Families can enjoy the children's play areas, providing a space for outdoor activities in the Highland Park neighborhood.

Accessibility

Its location in the Highland Park neighborhood makes it easily accessible to local residents and visitors alike.

The park is open from 6AM to 10PM daily, allowing visitors to enjoy its amenities throughout the day.