Compiled from publicly available information · Listing last updated August 2026 · Not yet confirmed by venue
Elysian Park is Los Angeles’s oldest public park, covering approximately 600 acres of rolling hills, native plant areas, picnic grounds, and recreational facilities near Dodger Stadium. As a City of LA Department of Recreation and Parks property, the park is free to enter and open daily from sunrise to sunset. The park includes paved pathways in certain areas, accessible parking lots at several entry points, and restroom facilities throughout the grounds. Service animals are welcome as required by law.
The park’s terrain is varied, with some areas featuring steep, unpaved trails that may be challenging for mobility aid users, while other sections near the recreation center and picnic areas offer more level, paved surfaces. Visitors should be aware that accessibility can vary significantly across different sections of this large, hilly park.
Accessible Facilities & Restrooms
Free Admission
Much of the park features steep, uneven, or unpaved terrain that is not accessible to wheelchair users or those with limited mobility. Accessible features are concentrated near parking areas and recreation facilities rather than throughout the full 600-acre park.