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Lake Hollywood Park

Lake Hollywood Park surrounds the Hollywood Reservoir, which was created by the Mulholland Dam. The park is a great place for visitors looking for a quiet and green area in the city, with great facilities for children and pets. Visitors with dogs will enjoy taking their dogs around the park thanks to the wide green lawns. Visitors also have a great view of the Hollywood Sign, which is amongst the most iconic symbols of Los Angeles. While you get a great view of the sign, you can also enjoy the peace and quiet of the setting, which makes it suitable for picnics and small gatherings. A children’s play area will also cater to the needs of toddlers and young kids alike. Visitors are also treated to great views of the Hollywood Reservoir. Paved trails for walking and biking go around the reservoir, making it a great option for fitness enthusiasts looking for a scenic route. The trail is not too taxing and can be used by people of all ages. The trail is also adorned with wildflowers and other local flora found commonly in California. Read More

Located in the Hollywood hills neighborhood of Los Angeles, California, overlooked by the world-famous “Hollywood” Sign is Lake Hollywood, also referred to as the Hollywood Reservoir. Built by the Mulholland Dam and designed by the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power in 1924, the lake has a capacity of 7,900 acre-feet with a depth of 183 feet. The area surrounding the lake is called the “Lake Hollywood Park” where families and tourists often visit to spend time at the park which hosts plenty of activities including a children’s play area and picnic tables & benches for picnicking while gazing at the Hollywood sign. The lake also offers a great spot for hikes with its numerous trails spread around and across the hills leading up to the Hollywood sign itself and other places providing great photo ops. The hike is also a great option for one to have a nice stroll or jog around the periphery of the lake offering stunning views of the hills & the sign in the background of the lake and early 1900’s architecture. It’s also a relatively easy hike since the ground is flat and not too steep.One can park their vehicle on Lake Hollywood Drive north of the lake where the entrance is situated on the west side of the road. Read More

Lake Machado (or) Machado Lake as it’s known here, is a 231-acre oasis in the Ken Malloy Harbor Regional Park of Harbor City, Los Angeles. A lake catering to a diverse set of people, flora and fauna, Machado Lake is home to over 300 species of migratory birds in its peak season. Plenty of trails adorn the surroundings that keeps a view of the lake in plain sight all along. It’s also home to plenty of native plant species that are a part of the natural water habitat of South California. The residents of Harbor city come down to kayak and sail here on a regular basis. Read More

The Lakewood golf course is located close to the long beach airport and is known to be quite popular in south Los Angeles. The Lakewood golf course and club was built in the year 1933 by William F. Bell. The course is spread across 7033 yards and was voted as Los Angeles county's best golf course in the year 2005. The course also offers membership programs and also provides a group of gold professionals to provide tips to players and beginners. The best part about the golf course is the lovely Lakewood country club that provides a breathtaking venue to host a wedding. The county club is also known to be a popular destination to host events from birthday bashes to corporate events. Read More

Larry Flynt’s Lucky Lady

Owned by the Miller family, Larry Flynt’s Lucky Lady is a luxury casino and cardroom with VIP Baccarat and Blackjack facilities, a first of its kind in Southern California. They have a tented outdoor patio for electronic poker, regular Asian and Californian table games. Larry Flynt hosts monthly tournaments with high stakes for celebrities who join as well as lower stakes for the public. Styled to resemble an old classic Western saloon, the interiors feature chandeliers, comfortable seating and abundant tables. The restaurants at Larry Flynt’s Lucky Lady offer a variety of American, continental and Asian dishes along with quality beer and drinks. Read More

The Legoland California Resort is a theme park & miniature park in Carlsbad, California. This park is based on the popular Lego toy brand. It is situated 30 minutes distant from San Diego and one hour far from Anaheim. It is an interactive destination offering an amazing theme park experience for the whole family, including children from ages 2 to 12 years. This park features above 58 rides, several shows, & other attractions. This resort homes the Sea Life Aquarium and the world's first Legoland Water Park. For your stay, the Legoland Hotel & Legoland Castle Hotel are there to serve you, lying less than two miles from the closest beach. Both of these LEGO-themed hotels have 500 rooms based on the popular Lego lines Kingdom, Pirate, Adventure, and Lego Friends. The Legoland Castle Hotel flaunts rooms based on Knights & Dragons, Wizard & Princess themes. The parking facility and electric charging stations are available at the site. Other amenities involve two cafes/bars, a gym, an outdoor pool, and accompanied by kids' entertainment & play areas. Read More

Leo Carrillo State Beach is one of the most popular beaches in Los Angeles, located 28 miles northwest of Santa Monica, California. It is easily the most visited holiday destination. The waves are desirable for surfing, the tide pools are an intriguing habitat, the sand is soft for relaxing, and the trails across the cliffs and through its campsite makes its an enjoyable hike. It has a protected cove towards the north and rocky tide pools. The ideal time to visit is during the low tide. Read More

Leo Carrillo is a State Park in Los Angeles County, along the Malibu Coast, California. The park is on the Pacific Coast Highway, 28 miles northwest of Santa Monica. It was established in 1953, and it is managed by the California Department of Parks & Recreation. The park is named after Leo Carrillo (1880-1961), who was an actor, preservationist, and conservationist. For around eighteen years, Leo served on the California Beach and Parks Commission. Leo Carrillo State Park has about 1.5 miles of beach for recreational activities like swimming, sunbathing, surfing, fishing, and beachcombing. The beach features tidepools, coastal caves, and reefs for exploring. Giant sycamores shade the main campgrounds. The park also offers back-country hiking. Leo Carrillo Park is also famous for camping. The park's campground comprises 135 campsites, each with a picnic table and fire ring. Moreover, some sites have electrical hookups for RVs. Each standard site is $45 per night. Dogs on a leash are allowed in the park's day-use areas, campground, and north beach. Read More

Loved among hikers and nature lovers for its seclusion and verdant forest, Lewis Falls is nestled amidst sylvan canyons in the tropics of San Gabriel Mountains. The trail to the waterfall is graced by a pristine creek bed with rugged boulders to accentuate the ivy-strewn terrain. Lush grass and Californian wildflowers encircle the falls, creating an ambient spot to sit and admire the Azusa valley views afront. Hiding several tiers above the main one within lush foliage, Lewis Falls is fed by Soldier Creek and flows robustly all year. The falls is enclosed on three sides and plunges onto the head of the canyon to create a sparkling splash pool in front, a playground for colorful koi fish. The pool may have some icy layers in winter and the weather turns chilly. Housing few of America’s rarest groves, the hike up to Lewis Falls is covered with white alders, oaks, cedars and maple trees while pines, firs and misty air dominate the deeper forests. Their fallen logs and green branches also offer challenging yet picture-perfect obstacles for hikers and bringing wet gears is recommended. Following the creek, the trail dips down west and after ducking under a few bushes on your way, the babbling cascade of Lewis Falls gets closer. Read More

With a population of less than 2,000 people, Los Alamos is Santa Barbara’s most decidedly tranquil town. Named after the Spanish phrase meaning “The Cottonwood”, this vintage city is endowed with the old West heritage and has a sprawling tropical ranch. The ranch has acres of fragrant vineyards and wine factories which you can tour with your family and children during weekends. Los Alamos County Park covers a startling stretch of 51 acres and houses landscaped plantations, trails and wildlife, offering the perfect setting for treks and biking. Families also enjoy picnics and grilled food at the park. La Purisima Golf Course also offers spectacular walkable terrain and verdant tropical flora. The Santa Ynez Valley is a shopper’s paradise, having over 200 independent boutiques owned by locals. Live entertainment, pulsating nightlife and western rock music are treats for your evenings. Among other attractions, Space VR is a virtual reality arcade with over 300 games and experiences. Skyview Motel in Los Alamos has 33 guest rooms, a pool deck and a sun-soaked farmhouse. Their desert-chic accommodations feature handmade upholstery and balconies with dynamic bay views. Plenty on Bell and Pico Restaurants are the two most popular diners in town offering professionally cooked seafood, wood-fired pizzas and great drinks. Read More