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Juntos Family Park

Rating

4.4(101)

Price

Free

Duration

1-2 hours

Best Ages

Best for ages 2-12

About

Juntos Family Park in Glassell Park is a Los Angeles city park that was designed with community in mind — its name means 'together' in Spanish, reflecting the bilingual, multigenerational character of the Northeast LA neighborhood it serves. The park has a 4.4 rating across 101 reviews and is open 7 days a week from 6:30AM to 10PM, one of the most flexible public park schedules in the city.

The playground equipment serves kids ages 2-12 well, with structures that have challenge levels appropriate for different age ranges. The surrounding grassy areas are open for informal play — running, frisbee, picnicking — that extends the useful space beyond the equipment itself.

For NELA families in Glassell Park, Cypress Park, Eagle Rock, and Mount Washington, this is a neighborhood park that serves both morning and evening family needs. The 6:30AM open is early enough for summer mornings before the heat builds, and the 10PM close means post-dinner park time is genuinely possible — useful for families with school-age kids who are active in the evenings.

The Arroyo Seco corridor is adjacent to Glassell Park, and the Arroyo Seco bike path connects the area to Highland Park and further south — families with bikes can combine a park visit with a trail ride.

Avenue 33 in Glassell Park and the surrounding streets have good Mexican and Central American food options at community-appropriate pricing — a contrast to the more expensive restaurant scenes in the gentrifying parts of NELA.

Age Suitability

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Parent Logistics

Stroller-Friendly

Yes

Nursing / Changing

Limited

Kid Meals

N/A

Setting

Outdoor

Rainy Day

Not ideal

Plan Your Visit

Best Time to Visit

Early morning (opens 6:30AM) for families who want a quiet start; or evening visits (open until 10PM)

Wait Times

No wait — public park

Nearby Food

Glassell Park's Avenue 33 area has excellent Mexican food and casual dining. Cypress Park and Eagle Rock along Eagle Rock Blvd have additional family-friendly options.

Why Kids Love It

Juntos Family Park in Glassell Park is a community-focused LA city park that lives up to its name — 'juntos' means 'together' in Spanish, and the park was designed to serve the diverse Northeast LA community with facilities that multiple generations and abilities can enjoy. Kids ages 2-12 find the playground equipment engaging, and the park's layout encourages open play in the grassy areas beyond the structured equipment.

Pro Tips from Parents

  • Extended hours: 6:30AM-10PM every day — one of the longest operating windows for a city park
  • The Glassell Park location serves NELA communities well — Eagle Rock, Cypress Park, Mount Washington families
  • Free parking on Drew St and surrounding residential streets
  • The park's community-focused design includes areas suitable for different activity types
  • Adjacent to the Arroyo Seco corridor — combine with a walk along the nearby greenway

What to Bring

  • Picnic and water
  • Sunscreen
  • Frisbee or sports equipment
  • Stroller for younger ones

Cost Info

Free Admission

Estimated Cost (Family of 4)

$0.

Pack your own food for a picnic.

Tips to Save

  • Completely free.
  • The Glassell Park location has street parking available.
  • The park's extended hours (6:30AM-10PM, 7 days) make it one of the most accessible parks in NELA in terms of scheduling.

Hours & Contact

Hours

Friday
6:30AM-10PM
Monday
6:30AM-10PM
Sunday
6:30AM-10PM
Tuesday
6:30AM-10PM
Saturday
6:30AM-10PM
Thursday
6:30AM-10PM
Wednesday
6:30AM-10PM

Contact

3135 Drew St, Los Angeles, CA 90065

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