Dodger Stadium is currently the third oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball (behind Fenway Park in Boston and Wrigley Field in Chicago,) and is the largest ballpark by seating capacity.
Dodger dogs are some of the best hot dogs in baseball. Save money on dinner and gorge yourself. They also have group rates and an all-you-can-eat pavilion here. Read more.
Play ANY sport here!! There are basketball courts, soccer fields and baseball diamonds, with enough green for ultimate frisbee or flag/touch football games!
Located across the street from The Grove, Pan Pacific Park has something, in both its facilities and its location, for everyone. Read more.
I'm here often,the bench in front of the tennis courts w/the memorial plaque is in honor of my son a fallen soldier.Encino Park was where he & his friends would play basketball and have bbqs. <3
We're taking over L.A. LIVE July 28th- 31st! Get your tickets now and come watch the best action sports athletes battle it out for X Games gold! Read more.
Rally your friends at this community hot spot which includes a skate park, craft rooms, a dog run and a ton of public sports facilities. Click "More Info" for 5 must-knows about outdoor fitness. Read more.
This might be my new favorite place in Highland Park. Greasy pub fare, a solid list of beers, and sports playing on the many TVs -- all for reasonable prices.
Gastropub in Highland Park with plenty of tasty beers. Try the fried cauliflower and wings. Had a Caesar salad, it was enormous (though a little light on the shrimp). Great place to watch sports.
The Greyhound is still putting out some of the best chicken wings in the city, and since wings, beer and football are the holy trinity of American Sunday banter, it's a great place to take in a game. Read more.