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LAPD Lawn Park

LAPD Lawn Park

LAPD Lawn Park

6300 Forest Lawn Drive, Los Angeles, California 90068

(213) 765-6844

The Hollywood Hills location of Forest Lawn Memorial Park sits on rolling terrain with mature trees that cast real shade—a rarity in the LA heat—and offers views toward the Hollywood sign and city. The manicured lawns and gardens of this historic cemetery include two fenced dog parks where dogs can run freely. The larger area accommodates dogs over 25 pounds, while a separate enclosure serves smaller dogs. Both have water stations, essential during warm months, though the ground surface is primarily grass and decomposed granite rather than rubberized material found at some city parks. The terrain rises and dips throughout, so while walkable, it’s not flat.

Dogs are restricted to the designated dog park areas only. Access requires entering through the main Forest Lawn gates on Forest Lawn Drive during the cemetery’s general operating hours. The park operates under Forest Lawn’s policies regarding permitted activities and hours.

The atmosphere differs notably from typical municipal dog parks—the working cemetery’s landscape creates an unusual but respectful quietness. Mid-morning weekdays tend to be less crowded than weekend afternoons, which draw families and mixed groups. Weekday mornings offer a calmer visit if you prefer fewer people and dogs. Nearby, you’re just blocks from the Hollywood area, with Griffith Park’s hiking trails accessible within a few minutes’ drive if you want to combine a dog park visit with more strenuous activity. The cemetery’s grounds and surrounding neighborhood make this location distinct from standard park settings in the city.

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