Overview
Los Angeles State Historic Park, also known as the Cornfield, is a 32-acre state park just north of Downtown Los Angeles, near Chinatown. The park was developed on the site of a former rail yard and offers open space, walking paths, and a venue for events and concerts. The park provides views of the Downtown skyline and the surrounding neighborhoods, and is an important community gathering space.
Why Visit
Los Angeles State Historic Park offers a large, open green space near Downtown Los Angeles. The park is a venue for concerts, festivals, and community events, and the walking paths and open lawns provide a place to relax and enjoy the city. The park's location near Chinatown and Union Station makes it convenient and accessible.
Amenities
- 32 acres of open space
- Walking paths
- Event and concert venue
- Views of Downtown Los Angeles
- Restrooms
- Parking lot
Things to Do
- Walk or relax on the open lawns
- Attend a concert or festival
- Enjoy views of the Downtown skyline
- Explore nearby Chinatown
- Walk to Union Station
Who This Park Is Best For
Anyone seeking open space near Downtown Los Angeles, and concert and festival attendees. The park is ideal for a walk, a picnic, or an event.
Parking Information
A parking lot is available at the park. Street parking is also available on surrounding streets. The park is near the Chinatown Metro station.
Location
1245 N Spring St, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Nearby Cities & Neighborhoods
Nearby Attractions
- Chinatown
- Union Station
- Downtown LA skyline