The 19 best public squares in Malibu

Very nice spot surrounded by restaurants and stores. Perfect park in the middle for kids. Stroller friendly. Free parking.

**⭐ Warning to All Exotic Car Owners If your car doesn’t have a front license plate, be careful — you *will* get ticketed here. This shopping center is notorious for it. Parking enforcement hides behind bushes and tickets you the moment you leave your car. It cost me 58 dollars. It really ruins the experience, which is a shame because it’s otherwise a great place to visit — nice beach views, great restaurants, bars, and fun for the whole family. Just make sure you have your front plate on before you go!

Comfortable outdoor plaza with shade trees, umbrellas, seating, cool playground and interesting artwork, including the “Big Red” hammer. There’s a consciousness of naturalness to the mix, with some healthy menu items to choose from. Restaurants of the Mart range from simple snacks and meals to top notch cuisine and most provide al fresco dining options! Upscale shops are typically trendy and pricey. There’s plenty of parking with overflow parking along the east side of Cross Creek Road. Restrooms are located discreetly around to the west side, out of view of lounging patrons.

I've stopped going after they started giving $58 no front plate tickets to everybody. I've seen entire rows of cars with tickets, and the fine is double the LA fine. I will spend my money elsewhere.

I have been visiting Malibu Country Mart ever Sunday for the past few weeks to see all of the amazing cars that come and park up or drive through. It really is a fantastic meet up. Also there are a lot of very nice stores and restaurants.

The Malibu Country Mart offers a great mix of shopping, dining, and people-watching in a relaxed, coastal setting. There is a wide variety of shops—from unique mom-and-pop boutiques to larger chains like Sephora—making it easy to find something for everyone. The dining options are excellent as well. Scott's serves an outstanding breakfast burrito, Marmalade Cafe is a go-to for breakfast or brunch, and Broad Street Oyster Company is a must-try. You will also find familiar favorites like Chipotle and Starbucks. Parking can be a bit hectic, especially on weekends and during the summer months, so plan accordingly. There is a Tesla Supercharger as well as another EV charger located in the back corner of the lot, which is a nice convenience. All in all, a good experience and a great spot to spend a few hours in Malibu.

We stop here on every trip to the Southern California area. It has lots of shops for clothing, shoes, accessories. Food and coffee are available also. Plenty of parking. Nice to walk around between the few different shopping areas to enjoy some nice Malibu weather.

Beautiful iconic malibu pier. It was very beautiful quiet, peaceful. We enjoyed amazing sunset. I wouldn't recommend anyone on wheelchair, walker or anyone on high heel because pier floor is not even. We witnessed one lady fell and broke her frant tooth. So very carefully.

Iconic spot in Malibu. We walked the pier and then along the shoreline. We watched all the surfers try to catch some waves. I is a beautiful way to spend an evening. We did see some of the carnage from the wildfires driving to the pier but its been cleaned up well for the most part.

Good to walk on out to see the beach activity, the wooden walk is kind of bumpy. When I walked there the 2 restaurants at the end of the pier were closed. There were a lot of fishing along the pier but no activity. I did not know they caught any. But it is nice sunny and breezy and nice views.

It's only been a little over six months since the wildfires in January 2025, but the sight of burned houses in Malibu was heartbreaking, in stark contrast to the beautiful ocean. I hope that one day, homes will be built where everyone can live in peace, just like the beautiful ocean. Many surfers and families were enjoying the summer at the beautiful Malibu Beach. With uniformly high waves, it must be a recommended spot for surfers. There was also a delicious restaurant at the pier, so we enjoyed the beautiful ocean and a meal

I went there on Sunday 7/27/25 afternoon. Pier was not full and restaurants were open but not the one at the very end. There was a sign saying there will be a live music session next weekend. There was a significant line of people waiting to be seated on the patio at the Malibu Farm Restaurant. I haven’t tried the food there but seeing people waiting makes me want to eat there for sure. You can fish from the pier and the views are amazing. No cover to walk on the pier.

A lot of vendors. Classic car show. There was a loud mouth preaching the Bible on a loud speaker. Probably could have done without that. Beautiful day. Everyone was playing nice.

Always beautiful. Malibu Farm Cafe has great coffee plus if you buy something you can use the bathroom and not have to use the disgusting public bathroom in the lot. It is also $15 to park in the lot though.

recently did a photoshoot at El Matador Beach in Malibu, and it was nothing short of breathtaking. This hidden gem offers dramatic cliffs, sea caves, and unique rock formations that make every shot feel cinematic. The natural light at golden hour was absolutely magical soft, warm, and perfect for capturing that dreamy, coastal aesthetic. The beach has a romantic, almost untouched feel to it, which added an organic, peaceful vibe to the shoot. Whether you’re aiming for editorial, lifestyle, engagement, or creative content, El Matador is an ideal backdrop. Just a heads-up: there’s a steep trail and stairs to get down to the sand, so wear comfortable shoes and travel light. Overall, El Matador Beach brought so much life and depth to my photos. I’d definitely go there again.

Only cost $10 to park. A lifeguard is on duty on the hill and can be down to you in a minute! The rock formations are so cool. One looks like an elephant!

El Matador State Beach is breathtaking! We came at sunset and the views were unforgettable—dramatic cliffs, sea caves, and golden light. It’s a bit of a walk down, but totally worth it. Perfect for photos, picnics, or just relaxing. Must-visit spot!

This beach is particularly visit for photo sessions, it has rock area that simulates like a cave. Unfortunately was so pack that I couldn't take a good Pic this time. Parking lot available at entrance is $3 x hour, automatic machine available to pay. Easy access to the beach and beautiful scenic views, worth the drive.

Beautiful beach with convenient parking. The views at sunset were amazing. Be warned that the parking lot closes at sunset and they start to close the gate before that to stop people coming in.

A surprising gem snuck in the base of the cliffs. Really crowded, but what beach in So. Cal. isn't? We were able to employ one of the tidal caves for a shaddy spot to play 5 Crowns and enjoy the afternoon. There lots of people taking pictures of people, so it must be a beautiful beach.

Peaceful beach that I'm looking forward visiting again. You have to be careful while walking down the old wooden stairs, but it's worth the effort!

We arrived at Point Dume parking lot at 7:30 pm, plenty of parking spaces available, paid $3 at the prepaid ticket paying station. There were a lot of photo shootings right at the cliffs, the sunset was beautiful and unforgettable, we even saw some whales passing by. It took us about 10 minutes easy hike to get on top of the cliff. WOW! The panorama of the pacific ocean and the sunset was the best I have ever seen, come experience it yourself!

What a great experience.I went there thinking small it ended up being big. I got some great pictures of the surfers.Be prepared to walk down and up a lot of stairs. After that I took the little hike.And got to see a bunch of seals. That was a surprise. Then Just on the other side was a public beach. It was really nice.I was able to sit on the cliff and just people watch for a little.

A go to place for a unique and pleasant walk in one of Southern California's treasures. The parking sucks, very limited, and there are time restrictions, but you can get lucky much of the time. The loop trail is very scenic but not too strenuous, and you can take in the whole sight seeing experience within the time constraints of the parking limits. I highly recommend...

This is a very short but beautiful hike. The hardest part is actually getting a parking spot. The hike takes no longer than a half hour out and back. The views at the top of Point Dume and along the trail are outstanding!

Parking near Point Dume is limited—only about 12–14 cars can fit. Since I was set on finding free parking, I ended up a 10-minute walk away. Security is strict, with police regularly checking for parking violations. Some of my friends have even received tickets here, so it’s best to be cautious. The view is stunning—you can see all of Zuma Beach and much of the hills surrounding Big Dume Beach. It can get quite windy at the top of the hill, but it’s the perfect spot to sit, relax, and soak in the scenery for hours (I could sit the whole day).

One of my favorite parts of Malibu. I sat at the top of one of the cliffs for an hour or so and saw a sea lion calling and sunbathing on a rock, two dolphins, and what looked to be orcas jumping off in the distance. Beautiful views, I highly suggest coming. Not really safe for young children though, because parts are just straight down without fencing or anything. For parking, you probably won't find space at the top, but just go to westward beach, its just $8 at modern parking when I went, then head south to the end of the beach and you can hike point dume from the bottom, which I highly suggest.

Great beach with fantastic views. Likely to be less crowded during the day, especially on weekdays. Make sure to catch the sunset from here. This is a wonderful and romantic spot.

I was surprised by how was burned from the recent fires. The renewal is starting to take shape already. I peaceful beauty ✌️✌️Nature is awesome how it rebuilds itself in a short period of time ✌️✌️

park tales where they read and do arts n crafts for babies and kids mainly 2-5 years of age. this park is so beautiful and clean and has the best view of the ocean. we will be coming back for their movie nights as well- scooby doo is coming 😌✨

A great respite from the heat! A meat community spot. The sunset was great! Such a clean park!

Beautiful view. Park by playground. Recreation center. Free parking. Typical public bathroom.

The views are spectacular, the sunsets are beautiful and the vegetation are growing back.

A Park On A Bluff! This is a tasty little park that has sports fields, Community Center, playgrounds, dog friendly walking trails that are both paved and in paved. If you follow me then you know that I often examine the restrooms because I believe that if the restrooms are well taken care of then so will the rest of the facility. As you can see in my photos the restrooms were generally clean but did need some cleaning up. However, I do believe that the mess was recent and so I hope it’ll be resolved quickly. All and all it’s a nice park.

One of my favorite Malibu parks. Has a large grass area, lookouts, baseball fields and a sidewalk trail. You can even venture off on the trail and find picnic tables. Doggy and kid friendly.

Clean park and restrooms. Rangers actively walk camp sites when people leave to clean up. Walking distance to the beach. Dog beach on leash on one side of rocks, no dogs on the other. Driving distance to Malibu. Handicapped sites don't have picnic tables on cement, but the spots are flat. Only electric hook up. Fill tanks with water before you get in your site. Potable water is available near dump area to fill tanks. Sites have community spouts.

Amazing! Dog friendly beach as well as non dog friendly. I only checked out the dog beach but it was very nice! The park rangers were so helpful! Rocks were great and the atmosphere here is peaceful! Campground is cute and simple and there are showers and bathrooms. You need coins for the shower and one coin gets you 2 mins of a hot shower. After that it is cold but still runs. I got a good reset here! All in all, great place, easy to access and I will be back if I am in the area! Hope to be able to camp here as the sites are so cute! White bark trees growing all in and around them!

Beautiful spot. We were there at high tide and it was relaxing to see the water hit the rocks. This is where scenes of the Karate Kid and the intro of Grease was filmed.

This is such an amazing place to camp and play in the ocean, explore the tide pools. We try to camp here at least once a year. Highly recommend. Clean restroom and showers. Camp host and store on location .

Our favorite Beach when we go to visit family! Lots of sea and anemones, crustaceans on rocks and the beach just has a more abundant aesthetic than most beaches in this area. Great for families and swimming.

Very nice state park. Beaches were great for what we wanted, which was a bit of lounging and rock hounding. I would not recommend swimming. We spent time at both the dog beach and non dog beach. Seems like the pups had a blast. Very fun to watch.

Beautiful and relaxing beach. In the gorgeous stretch of Malibu but not crazy crowds. And best of all, infamous scenes from Karate Kid were filmed here.

The waterfall is barely there but it is still a beautiful hike! The first part of the hike is up the cement road, that will be the hardest part of the hike. When you make it to the top of that road, follow the path down the field that will lead you to the actual trail. Overall I would say this is an easy to moderate hike.

Falls is dried up (August) - had to walk .9 miles through just concrete before hitting the trail. Pretty mid hike.

Truly beautiful hike! The waterfall naturally gets very dried up in the summer, but still worth a visit!

A really nice waterfall hidden away in the forest. The hike is quite easy and the waterfall was flowing nicely. Not too much elevation gain and decent amount of shade. There were a moderate number of people but not too busy. A great way to spend some time in nature on a nice stroll.

What a hike! We went to the falls after a rainy day and boy was it muddy. We were so unprepared we decided to do the entire hike barefoot, which turned out to be a great idea. We had to pass 5/6 streams of water before getting to the waterfall, and it was worth it. Honestly not the most accessible trail especially after rain, would only recommend it on drier conditions. It was the biggest waterfall I have ever seen tho

This hike to the waterfall is fantastic. Along the way, you'll come across charming ponds to cross. To avoid the crowds, I recommend starting early in the day. Once you reach the waterfall, take a seat and relish the stunning views. The entire trail is shaded, making the journey even more enjoyable. Connecting with nature in this manner is truly the best way to unwind and rejuvenate.

This was such a beautiful place to visit! The walk up the hill from visitor parking was about a mile of literally just neighborhood to walk through. It was a gradual incline and definitely something to keep in mind for people who have trouble moving around or have a lot of little kids. Be sure to bring a small backpack or something with some water! Also, be sure to bring shoes you don't mind getting wet, we brought some special shoes for walking in water and then just had our tennis shoes separate to put on for dry land! There were four places we had to cross water, and we also walked across the stream to sit on the other side of the falls once we reached them! The falls were absolutely beautiful! It was a bit of a foggy day so there was a good bit of precipitation in the air, although it wasn't raining. It made for a very comfortable walk as it wasn't sunny, and the temperature was perfect! It also felt a bit surreal and almost like we were in a different country! The falls were still really going strong last week when we went! Definitely keep your eyes open for wildlife, there was a coral snake on the trail, unfortunately someone had killed it or someone's dog had attacked it, so it was dead. The walk back was great! Keep in mind, there are no public restrooms! Be sure to use the restroom before going to the hike! There is a public restroom at CVS if you go south on PCH. I'm sure there are other places to stop but it was easy to stop there and grab something to eat at Subway on the way home.

Used to be my favorite spot to go chill... karen bass lets the whole beach burn down and then went to ghana the night before... cant make this stuff up. And now the pch is so over police with DOUBLE fines and 25mph speed limit... good luck driving here now.. they want everyone chased out of malibu locals and tourists

Possibly my favorite beach in the Los Angeles area. Unbeatable for the sunsets and a lot more quiet than Zuma and Surf Rider. Used to get my party on here back in the day, had a good time at Lindsay Lohans 4th of July party so definitely 5 stars for Carbon Beach!

Great beach, a real hidden gem. Clean watery never to busy. I would recommend to go there instead of the beach of santa monica or venice if you can reach it by car or bus

Love this hidden beach they call it billionaire beach for a reason. if you have dinner at Geoffrey’s Malibu there’s a private costal access

This is my favorite beach! It's never crowded or dirty. I go here for my peace of mind. And sometimes they have swings!

Neat little beach off the main road in Malibu.

Sunset was magical this picture I actually took no filters i promise!

We went to the grocery store and it was freezing inside. Being from a cold state like MI. I was shocked on how cold it was, I couldn't wait to get out. The store itself was nice. We also bought a cooked chicken and it was not cooked all the way.

It has a few restaurants and coffee shops. OK parking but they need to add more lighting. Its sooo dark as if they are hiding something and not safe to park at night if your alone. When its that dark.

Convenient to Ralph's, CVS, Malibu Post Office, and Starbucks. There's even a great little newstand.

I am more economically and practically aligned with the stores in this plaza than the stores in the Malibu Country Mart (on the opposite side of the Pacific Coast Highway). The stores here are diverse, and cater to my every day needs realistically. The store clerks are helpful and friendly and not expecting the patrons to be driving $200,000 cars (although they would not hold it against you if you do).

Pretty much every day it’s busy with people that being said the stores are well stocked with popular items and they have a lot of choices

Went to Ralph's and CVS GOOD!

I haven't been there in years so it was fun to see it again built up a lot still a lot to see and do

We went on one of the many trails around here, and it was absolutely stunning! The views on this trail are breathtaking—definitely worth the effort. It’s a loop hike, and we preferred doing it clockwise. This way, the climb felt more gradual at first and gave us those rewarding canyon-top views with the canyon on one side and the ocean on the other. There’s also a little waterfall and a lively stream running through the trail (we went in July, and the water was still flowing nicely). Be prepared—the ascent can be quite steep in parts, but the payoff at the top makes it all worth it. Facilities are only available at the trailhead, so plan accordingly. Dogs are allowed, but they should be kept on a leash. Parking is a bit tricky. The lot only seems to hold about 30 ish cars. I would say on the moderate / hard side.

Nice hiking area. A three-mile hike that is somewhat paved with shade from trees. Small elevation gain, but management. There is a small waterfall at the end with a one-time home location that was burnt down, but you can still see its foundation.

The trail loop is about 3 miles and took us a very leisurely 75 minutes with a dog. Go clockwise, starting with the canyon/the waterfall so that you face the view on the way down. No sun shelter on the way down. Very well maintained trail; easy to follow. We went on a Sunday morning and it was not busy at all. Parking was not a problem at 9am. Great views. Happy to do this again.

It is great place to hike and walk around. I saw quails, scrub jays and acorn woodpeckers.

This trail leads past rustic, vine‑tangled ruins of an old ranch house, through shaded canyons, ending with light coastal views. The path is easy and well‑maintained. I paused at old stone foundations and felt history’s presence beneath large sycamores. Only a handful of other hikers were there, giving a meditative vibe. Nice breeze and bird calls framed the walk beautifully

Got there at 7 in the morning to get easy parking. A moderate hike for this 65 year old to get to the waterfall. Early morning fog made it a cool wonderful temp. Keep to the left and stay on Solstice Canyon road to avoid thick foliage and slippery rocks and water crossing. I loved this hike and plan to do it again.

A beautiful canyon with lovely trails. Winter and spring is the best time to visit as the water flows really well. The loop trail is approximately 2hrs long which is well worth it as you get to climb the canyon and see beautiful views of the Pacific Ocean and as far as Catalina Island. Less foot traffic in the morning.

Wonderful beach and so much to explore and see. Every time I go I seem to find something new. My favorite spot is this cute staircase not far from the tide pools.

Beautiful coastal views and rock outcroppings and sea caves make this a spectacular spot to take photos especially at sunset. Also cool spot to relive some nostalgia from the Karate Kid movie.

Our favorite beach 🩷 my dog love here so much. Usually chill. Never seen it’s packed with ppl.

It is a beautiful spot and a gem in Southern California. I would caution parts of the beach because the waves are pretty strong therefore if you have little ones keep them close and protected. The park rangers are very helpful and nice. Make sure to check out the caves during low tide. The high tide may prevent you from seeing the caves.

Nice beach with a good view during the subshine. Many seagulls on the beach.

We went at just the right time and even on a busy Saturday there was so much space and so many things to check out and do. I think we spent close to three hours there. So refreshing and fun!! Make sure you go at low tide and arrive a little before.

Good place to have your own adventure. Small beaches between cliff. Big tidal wave from concentration. Lots of rocks to climb and mostly amazingly a big sea cave. Or a tunnel connects two sea caves together. So amazing !

Nice place to spend some time. It's a village style so not too big and many interesting shops and places to eat or drink.

Open air extension of the Malibu Country Mart. There’s still more high quality fashion stores here in addition to the main ‘Mart, with popular eateries and of course a Starbucks Coffee Shop! Here there’s parking spaces, along with the overflow street parking of Cross Creek Road. There’s also interesting sculptures here as well, including the “Executive Action III”, a smaller version of the “Big Red” hammer. There’s also the “All Together Now” work of dancing sheep. The Village is across Pacific Coast Highway from the entrance of Malibu Lagoon State Beach.

Great place to kill some time, especially if you need to use the Tesla Supercharger. Lots of shops and eateries. Fun seating and playground for families. Lots of variety and clean restrooms.

EXPENSIVE. A lot of surfer shops. Afew eating establishments but I recommend bypassing them and heading to Malibu Seafood. Better than expected prices for California and food is great.

If you want the cheapest looking crap for astronomical prices, then this is the mall for you. It gets an extra star for having the only charging stations until you get to Santa Monica. Be sure to drive around for 30 minutes looking for a parking space after so that you can sample the most disappointing hamburger you can imagine from Malibu Mutt's Grill. What an experience! 🙄

Really good food accessible parking lot and multiple restaurants.....

Loved eating lunch at Whole Foods by the mountains and hills overlooking the ocean!

Enjoy this amazing place and keep it clean such beauty deserves it

Good.

My dad and mom both got muck on them dont know if it was even muck

Nice easy walk, while learning about the Malibu ecosystem.

The park is amazing with lots of wild life. Rabbits, lizards, birds of many species. At least that's what we got to see while me and my family were there on a beautiful day out during Memorial Day weekend. We went around the park and took a trail just off the main road Pacific Coast Highway. The marsh and botanicals are beautiful to see and be around. There are large mosaic like statues of animals that represent the animals that inhabit the park. A very nice park to visit.

Great park for a quick walk during the day with some good views of animals and nature.

The park is average. It is not as per pictures. There are all the states in one place. But the best thing to visit this place during weekend. There will be Malibu Farmers market where different items like handmade things and also variety of foods of different cuisines. We visited this place on Sunday by seeing those pics, but when we arrived this place then we saw market and got confused. But if we had visited on weekday we might get disappointed. In the market we tried some of the variety Russian cakes (Vender name: Bleen) and they were amazing. Also tried some pickles from other venders. Try to visit Malibu Farmer Market on weekends.

Quiet place to take a walk and learn about natural habitats in malibu. Nobody hardly around so if you want a peaceful walk this is the spot. No restrooms though.

the statues are beautiful and the wildlife is breathtaking!! go here if you want to relax and unwind :)

Malibu art Association will hold another art show at Legacy Park on 13 July that will be on Sunday. Come and visit us wonderful original heart.

We were tent camping up on the cliff overlooking the ocean. Loved the view, loved hearing the waves crashing at night, very clean campsite and restrooms. There's a little bit of a walk from the vehicle to the campsite, but they have nice carts to transport your supplies. Group tent campers are in a separate area, so it's quiet for the single families/couples. A little higher priced than I'm used to paying for tent camping, but worth it!

We just love it here! And, after this visit, we decided we will always stay here with you when we come down from Chico to see our kids! We LOVED our site and will be booking this from now on! I had no problem getting in and loved our neighbors. Everyone here was so nice!

​I was very disappoint​ed ​with ​my camping reservation and check-in experience​ resulting from misinformation provided by ​an employee. My original intent was to reserve a "Rooftop Tent Only" site for my car-attached hatchback tent setup, as it offers a similar footprint and function to a standard rooftop tent. When I called​ to confirm this arrangement, the employee I spoke with advised that only traditional rooftop tents were permitted. They recommended, instead, that I book a standard "Tent Ocean View" site, which I did based on their advice. Upon arrival for check-i​n I was informed by the counter employee that the "Tent Ocean View" sites require campers to park in a remote lot and transport gear using provided barrels. This arrangement is completely incompatible with my car-attached tent setup, a fact I had explained during my initial phone call. The check-in employee brought the manager over, who eventually located an open "Rooftop Tent Only" site for me. While I appreciate that the situation was eventually resolved and a suitable site was provided, the exchange was handled poorly. The manager’s initial reaction included questioning whether I was sure I had called the correct facility and who I had spoken with, which felt dismissive and placed the responsibility for the error on me. Furthermore, as I was leaving, the manager suggested I purchase a traditional rooftop tent, RV, or van for future trips, a comment I found highly inappropriate given that the entire issue stemmed from a staff error. I understand mistakes happen, but the incident highlights a significant lapse in communication and customer service: 1. I was intentionally steered away from the site type I needed by an employee who recommended an incompatible alternative. 2. The resulting inconvenience at check-in was met with a lack of accountability and condescending remarks. Finally, regarding the premises, the sites, including the one I was eventually placed in, were extremely close together. The dense, "packed-in" nature of both the RV and camping spots detracted significantly from the peaceful experience I was seeking as a solo camper​. I do not plan to camp here again based on this interaction and the quality of the sites.

It was pretty amazing to wake up with the sun rise and the sound of the ocean. Very peaceful to absorb. Great people super helpful and kind. Clean in all areas Thank for being a part of my journey. 🌸

We stayed here for the last 2 weeks and had the absolute best time. My family of 4 + our dog will miss the unobstructed ocean views and sound of the waves as we pack up and head out today. The staff have been very kind and accommodating, and we love the community green where they bring in food/music on holiday weekends. You cannot beat this proximity to the ocean and all that Malibu has to offer. Cannot wait to come back next time.

We had an amazing time at this really cool RV park. Everything was spotless, and the hosts were super friendly and helpful. The view of the ocean was breathtaking! We even spotted dolphins while sipping our morning coffee! It was also very close to the water.

Malibu Beach RV Park offers breathtaking Pacific Ocean views from its bluff-top location, making it worthwhile despite the high costs for sites and amenities like full hookups and laundry. I have a 40’ 5th wheel pulled by a 21’ truck. I had no problem. However, campsites are cramped with limited privacy, and beach access requires a walk down the bluff. Proximity to PCH brings noise and dust, staff was friendly and professional. Overall, ideal for view-seekers willing to pay a premium. This is my second visit.

It’s small but peaceful, and rarely busy. There’s a short trail along a restored creek, and it’s well-shaded. I like bringing a book here and sitting on one of the benches. It’s not for hiking, more of a chill stroll spot. Nice little break if you’re driving the PCH.

Great little park. The kids and I had lots of fun. Friendly people. I stumbled along this little Beaty on accident, and it was the best wrong turn I made. Bathrooms are very clean.

It’s a nice park close to Malibu you can hike and enjoy nature .

This park by Las Flores Creek is small but gorgeous. There are kids playground, clean restroom and picnic tables. It's very romantic here on quiet and rainy days. You will have to park on narrow road, sorry not so many parking around here.

Closes at sunset. 2 parking spots...lol. Some narrow street parking on Los flores.

Talk about some GORGEOUS sycamore trees! Wonderful little park for the kiddos, and the playground has non standard playground equipment that my kid loved. Los of fun climbing. Very picturesque little spot, not crowded, with a little bit of history added in. We enjoyed our visit.

Great place to walk and get some exercise with amazing bathrooms play equipment for kids and dog poop bags for the dogs and amazing tennis courts and lots of parking it is in the shade so it is kind of nice unfortunately there's no cell phone signal there

One of the best hiking spot in Los Angeles

Beautiful place for hike nice view and very peaceful out there

Very good

Nice view. Just passing through

Santa Monica Mountains paint out on April 10th

Nice place with good view

Hell yeah..MASH

A quiet park with plenty of space for the children to play around, it's also built with a dog park and a walking trail. It has picnic tables and a clean restroom, parking space. A really cozy park with the beach view😍

My babies love it here. It’s always extremely clean. The cleanest dog park I’ve ever seen. Beautiful view of the Pacific. Also nice to have a covered shady picnic table and clean bathrooms! All the other dogs and owners I’ve met here have been fab and friendly!

Awesome park! Amazing views!! Very quiet ❤️

We have so many old memories here with our pups.

The park is very nice but I wish Phone reception was better since I was not able to stream data and do my laptop work.

Good view and options for activities. But no escape from sun ☀️ there.

This is a great local park with lots of space for kids to run around, play soccer or other games in the grass and have fun on the slides and jungle gym.

I love this place!! Super clean.. Eric, josh, and the boys are the sweetest and the food is fantastic! Come by for some tenacity!

Brooke is awesome! Made our night!

Always the best

AMAZING PLACE