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Seasonal Wetlands
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Constructed seasonal wetlands and habitat planting interpret the Los Angeles River basin while capturing water and supporting urban wildlife. Follow the interior loop and interpretive signs; this is protected habitat rather than a water-play area. Wetlands change with season and rainfall. Stay on paths, keep dogs leashed, and do not enter planted or muddy areas.
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trail
Great Lawn & Skyline Loop
A broad flexible lawn and approximately mile-long walking route with Downtown views, native planting, event space, and room for casual family recreation.
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playground
Interpretive Play Area & History Walk
A children's exploration area and interpretive landscape connecting Indigenous, agricultural, Chinatown, and railroad history.
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garden
Citrus Grove Promenade
A linear grove and promenade recalling the site's agricultural history while connecting plazas, paths, shade, and interpretive features.
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overlook
Roundhouse Observation Deck
An elevated interpretive feature marks the former Southern Pacific roundhouse and provides context for the rail-yard landscape and skyline.
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lawn
Major Event Lawn
A large flexible lawn supports picnics, kite flying, casual recreation, concerts, festivals, markets, and permitted community gatherings.
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parking
Spring Street Parking Lot & EV Chargers
The official paid lot at 1501 N. Spring Street provides the clearest vehicle arrival, accessible spaces, permeable paving, and EV charging.Public record
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Where exactly is Seasonal Wetlands?
Follow the interior loop and interpretive signs; this is protected habitat rather than a water-play area.
Where should I park for Seasonal Wetlands?
The official lot is $2 per hour up to $8 daily. Free street parking exists nearby, but anti-gridlock restrictions apply from 4-6 p.m.; read every sign.
When is Seasonal Wetlands open?
Wetlands change with season and rainfall. Stay on paths, keep dogs leashed, and do not enter planted or muddy areas.
Are there restrooms near Seasonal Wetlands?
Use the accessible developed-park restrooms before walking the habitat section.
Is Seasonal Wetlands free?
Park entry is free. The official lot costs $2 per hour up to $8 daily; cafe purchases and special permitted activities cost separately.
How accessible is Seasonal Wetlands?
California State Parks reports that all pathways and restrooms are accessible. Broad lawns and temporary event layouts may have different surface conditions.
Are dogs allowed at Seasonal Wetlands?
Leashed dogs are allowed throughout permitted outdoor areas. Bring waste bags and keep pets out of habitat restoration areas.
Is Seasonal Wetlands good for children?
Open lawns, skyline views, the interpretive play area, trains passing nearby, and a simple loop make this an easy family picnic stop. Shade can be limited.
What should I know before visiting Seasonal Wetlands?
Wetlands change with season and rainfall. Stay on paths, keep dogs leashed, and do not enter planted or muddy areas.
How do you reach Seasonal Wetlands?
Metro A Line's Chinatown station is beside the park. Union Station is roughly one mile away, and protected bike access connects through nearby streets.
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