Harold A Henry Park

Will wait when restoration is complete. It’s probably one of the best place for Angelinos to watch the sunset or a blanket spread on the grass for a cheese and charcuterie and wine with someone meaningful. Give it a few months to tour the Hollyhocks house or the museum but do take advantage of the views.

Really clean and nice park.The only downside is that there are no restrooms nearby unless of course you live in the residential areas. Not really big either, but it's great for kids because the playground is pretty nice as well! Many people do bring their dogs out here, and sometimes they are not on the leash.So be aware. A couple.of picnic tables available. On weekends there's often celebrations going on so.you may not get a table if you don't go early. Hit or miss.

This park has the most unusual Olive tree it's one of the most wicked looking trees I've ever seen in person..wicked but so beautiful no and unique ..the grains and all of the different possibilities for any artist ...limitless photo possibilities

Small park but good to take your dogs and small children to walk on. lots of older ppl doing streches and excercise, ocasionally there are homeless ppl but they mind their own business. overall, a nice park but wish there was more to do, but what can you do, its free so nno complaints from me.

Tucked in peaceful residential area, small but enough size for young ones (i’d say good for age 2-7). Tall trees around the park and provide natural shade in the afternoon (which is huge plus!!). It is sand playground, with small grass areas to run around/picnic. Place feels super safe, clean, enough benches for seating/watching children and good street parking spaces around. No toilets. The place is good for after-school stop over before dinner time.