Los Angeles Aboretum Foundation Reviews

If you haven't explore this garden then you are reallymissing out because it's a beautiful place on a great day. I got my tickets online off their website and chose the time right when they open on Saturday. Finding parking was easy but the entrance wasn't properly label signs. I walked to the door that said entrance but it's really on the left side of the main entrance. You just scan with your ticket and you basically walk in after that. The main attraction is of course the waterfall but you'll see Peacock walking around the garden too and in the parking lot. There even some hiking path with some uphill if you're looking for some workout. They don't restrict you with just walking trail, you can take shortcuts and explore on your own path but just be respectful to not step on any flowers and of course look out for animal waste. My girlfriend and I had a great time exploring this place.

This was a relaxing walk in the park, even in December. The rose garden was nice, the trails were clear and easy to follow. It was not overcrowded, so it felt calm and intimate. The price was fair and the restrooms were clean and easy to find. Parking was easy too. Nice place to visit and walk around.

Best place to relax, enjoy nature and your family. You have so many places to see, take a stroll around this beautiful park and enjoy the flowers and trees in bloom, especially when the weather is great. Everything is wonderful and one of my favorite places to be when in L.A.

The LA County Arboretum is an absolutely beautiful and serene getaway! Especially these days when lots of places are closed or limited. Wish I lived closer... we'd come all the time! As a child, I had many magical adventures here, so it holds a special place in my heart. It can get hot, but there are so many shady spots and benches/chairs for rest. Also has a nice lake with many ducks and geese. Plenty of restrooms throughout the property and they were clean and tidy. Big parking lot. We are not members so the price was $15 per adult; $11 for senior citizens. Would've rated 5 stars, but the employees weren't very friendly at the check in. They are strongly enforcing the mask mandate, which I understand at the entrance... but at over a 100 acre site, and people greatly spaced out, the employees patrolling the grounds shouldn't be shouting at patrons to "wear a mask!" It was a very hot day and it was hard to breathe. Other than that, we thoroughly enjoyed visiting.

The LA Arboretum is an incredible outdoor garden with lots to see. The garden is separated into different areas with areas like a rose garden, and much more.

We went for a family outing and ended up getting the family pass as we walked 4miles and still didn t see everything. After being stuck inside for a year (COVID) not a bad way to get out and stretch your legs.

Looking for a long walk? This is it! The Arboretum is such a beautiful, peaceful place! Everything about it was so convenient: huge parking lot, entrance signs, ticket scanner, digital map, etc. It will feel like you're in another world, I highly recommend it.

The weather was perfect for the walk around the Arboretum. The peacocks were in the entrance and in the garden in full splendor. The poppies were in full bloom. So many beautiful trees and colors everywhere. Totally recommend now that the weather is warm.

kindest janitors! she complimented my peacock drawing and let me leave it in the bathroom. The bathrooms are very clean. They have a store and the salad was pretty good only lacked mushrooms it said it would have. Beautiful garden

One of the prettiest attractions in the region is the Los Angeles County Arboretum and Botanic Garden. This 127-acre historical site at the foot of the San Gabriel Mountains is home to a vast collection of native and exotic plants.

When it was established in the late 1940s, there was just one greenhouse and 1,000 trees. Over the years, the site has expanded to include the Tropical Garden, The Jungle Garden, The Aquatic Garden, and displays of oak, palm and bamboo trees.

Love this place! Great for a long walk with friends and family. Super kid friendly. The peacocks are beautiful and mischievous. My favorite walk is through the ancient forest. If you re lucky at sunset you ll catch white herons resting in a shaded and hidden corner of the pond. I can t wait to go back.