Griffith Park Visitor Center
Discover the heart of Griffith Park at the Griffith Park Visitor Center, a must-stop for Route 66 travelers seeking an authentic Los Angeles experience. Nestled in scenic surroundings, this charming center offers fascinating exhibits on the history and culture of the route, alongside expert guides ready to share insider tips for exploring the park. With its rich heritage and beautiful hiking trails, it's the perfect launchpad for your adventure along the Mother Road. Stop by, and let the journey unfold!
Viatcheslav Lyashenko
5 months ago"We really love this park, especially the area near the old zoo. It’s the perfect spot to brew coffee over a campfire, grill some meat with friends, and simply enjoy a wonderful time together. The only downside is that in autumn there are lots of wasps, and my kids are quite afraid of them. But overall, it’s a truly great place"
T. Tillery
7 months ago"Absolutely beautiful area. Green grass and trees. Peaceful forest and cute play ground. Went to the visitor center right around noon. Was able to get the Joan de Anza national historic trail passport stamp at the visitor center. The lady left for lunch right after but the center remained open. Toilet needs key. Did some geocaching with family afterwards."
Jennifer James
6 months ago"What really makes it special is the sense of community here — friendly owners, happy dogs, and a safe, welcoming atmosphere. Wide open green spaces give pups plenty of room to run, while shaded walking paths make it comfortable even on sunny days."
Polina Yatsuk
6 months ago"One of my favorite places to walk with my family and dog"
TheDoRanger
3 months ago"Currently closed for renovations, however there is a call button on the front door where you can request to speak to a ranger. Able to get the Juan Bautista de Anza Trail Stamp too. Outside has some nice art installations."
