LA Parks by District

All 493 city parks by district and neighborhood, with unioned acreage, size, population rates and half-mile access, with and without Griffith Park.

Source

City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks; County of Los Angeles Department of Parks and Recreation; U.S. Census Bureau; City of Los Angeles GeoHub

Updated

Aug. 31, 2026

Desk

Politics

Terms

Licensed. Write to us for access and terms; researchers and newsrooms should ask about rates.

What ships

493 park sites. CSV, column dictionary, licensing terms, SHA-256 manifest.

Files

• la_parks_allagency_in_city_park_level.csv0.2 MB, 811 rows
• la_parks_cd_panel.csv7 KB, 15 rows
• la_parks_nc_panel.csv27 KB, 99 rows
• la_parks_neighborhood_panel.csv28 KB, 114 rows
• la_parks_rap_amenities_by_cd.csv2 KB, 15 rows
• la_parks_rap_park_level.csv0.2 MB, 569 rows
• lacounty_pna2016_study_areas.csv30 KB, 188 rows

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Columns in la_parks_allagency_in_city_park_level.csv

• unit_id
• park_name
• access_type
• open_access
• agency_name
• agency_level
• agency_type
• managing_agency
• acres_reported_source
• acres_gis_source_countywide
• acres_gis_in_city
• size_class
• trails_mi
• cd_primary
• cd_primary_acres
• n_districts_touched
• cd_split_acres
• nc_primary

The districts with the least park land are not the districts furthest from a park

City Recreation and Parks acreage per 1,000 residents, against the share of residents within a half mile of any open-access park

Acres per 1,000Within a half mile

Reporting built on it

• Two council districts have almost the same number of parks, and one has sixty times the land