A local treasure in Del Rey Oaks, the 17-acre Frog Pond Wetland Preserve is composed of a unique arrangement of habitat including frogs, deer, hummingbirds, towhees, mallards and western fence lizards. The habitat housed in the Preserve offer great opportunities for nature study, education, recreation and inspiration.
Visitors are also surrounded by beautiful Coast Live Oak, Arroyo Willow and Monterey Pine trees as well as colorful Big Leaf Periwinkle, especially when its blue flowers appear in the spring.
Well-behaved dogs are welcome on leash.
Access to the Frog Pond is on Canyon Del Rey Road between General Jim Moore Boulevard and Highland S. Limited parking along the shoulder of Canyon Del Rey Road.
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