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Lady of the Lake Statue
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Ada Mae Sharpless's restored Art Deco sculpture is a recognizable landmark within the lake landscape and a useful orientation point. Find the statue from the east side of the loop rather than navigating to the boathouse. Viewing is free. Stay on paths and lawns and do not climb the sculpture or enter planted water edges.
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Echo Park Pedal Boats
A concession offering swan-shaped pedal boats from the historic boathouse dock, including popular evening rides when scheduled.
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Echo Park Boathouse Cafe
A small lakefront concession for drinks and food beside the pedal-boat dock and primary west-side gathering area.
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Park Avenue Public Restrooms
The primary multi-stall public restroom serving the lake loop, playground, lawns, and longer family visits.
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Echo Park Lake Playground
A neighborhood children's play area near the north and east lake lawns, paired naturally with a shorter section of the loop.
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Echo Park Lake Bridge
A short pedestrian bridge and wetland crossing that breaks up the loop and gives close views of water, lotus beds, birds, and the fountain.
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South Lawn Skyline View
The south side offers the classic lake-and-Downtown composition with open lawn, picnic space, and a direct view toward the fountain.Public record
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Where exactly is Lady of the Lake Statue?
Find the statue from the east side of the loop rather than navigating to the boathouse.
Where should I park for Lady of the Lake Statue?
There is no large dedicated visitor garage. Use legal curb parking around the lake, read time and street-cleaning signs carefully, or arrive by bus; weekends can require several blocks of walking.
When is Lady of the Lake Statue open?
Viewing is free. Stay on paths and lawns and do not climb the sculpture or enter planted water edges.
Are there restrooms near Lady of the Lake Statue?
Use the Park Avenue restroom before or after this stop.
Is Lady of the Lake Statue free?
Walking, lawns, lotus viewing, and picnicking are free. Pedal boats and boathouse food cost extra; picnic permits may apply for organized use.
How accessible is Lady of the Lake Statue?
The paved lake loop is generally stroller- and wheelchair-friendly, with mostly gentle grades. Gate, curb, crowd, and restroom conditions can still vary.
Are dogs allowed at Lady of the Lake Statue?
Leashed dogs are allowed on the perimeter paths and lawns under posted rules. Keep them out of the lake and away from nesting birds and dense waterfowl groups.
Is Lady of the Lake Statue good for children?
The loop, fountain, ducks, lotus beds, and swan boats are highly visual for children. Stay between young children and the lake edge, and do not feed wildlife.
What should I know before visiting Lady of the Lake Statue?
Viewing is free. Stay on paths and lawns and do not climb the sculpture or enter planted water edges.
How do you reach Lady of the Lake Statue?
Frequent buses serve Sunset Boulevard and Echo Park Avenue. From Sunset, expect an uphill or downhill approach depending on the stop.
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