Loma Alta Park

A vibrant playground with slides, climbing structures, and people enjoying the outdoor space around trees.

Loma Alta Park is a vibrant 17‑acre community park in Altadena, CA.

A beloved neighborhood jewel, Loma Alta Park offers families a safe and vibrant space to gather, play, and connect with nature. Nestled in a scenic hillside setting, the park reopened in early 2025 after a transformative renovation that upgraded its playground facilities, shade structures, and native landscaping. With sweeping mountain vistas and fresh, accessible amenities, it’s become the go-to weekend destination for surrounding communities.

Key Highlights

Scenic views, playgrounds, sports courts, trails, pool, gym, picnic spots & community events.

Accessible Park Feature Cards

Park improvement features

  • Children and adults using an inclusive playground with climbing structures, slides, and shade features.

    Inclusive Playground

    New playground with soft surfacing, shade canopies, and climbing features.

  • Native landscaping and outdoor fitness area surrounded by mature trees and planted green space.

    Native Landscaping

    Freshly planted native trees and drought-tolerant greenery.

  • Waterfall and natural pool surrounded by rock features and native landscape.

    Native Landscaping

    Benches and tables ideal for family gatherings.

  • Accessible scenic walking paths winding through landscaped park areas with shade structures.

    Scenic Walking Paths

    Paths connecting hillside viewpoints.

  • Play area improvements supporting safer circulation and accessible routes around the playground.

    Improved Safety

    Upgraded lighting, fencing, and ADA accessibility.

  • Colorful community mural painted on a park building wall as part of neighborhood participation efforts.

    Community Involvement

    Volunteer planting days and garden projects.

Local data point: Serves approximately 4,500 households within a 1-mile radius—providing critical green space in an area previously underserved.
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