The Old Town Christmas event and the seasonal tree lighting are must-sees.Īlso located in the Montrose Shopping Park is this authentic British tea parlor, a perfect place for a sophisticated afternoon with your little ones. The community is always hosting seasonal events here, so check out their site for more information. There's also Bellies, Babies & Bosoms for infant gear and everything an expectant mama might need. Kids and adults may both want to stop at the Color Me Mine pottery painting spot or the independent children’s bookstore Once Upon a Time. Tom’s Toys is a great brick-and-mortar shop featuring European as well as classic American kids' toys. When your family is done with the farmers market, check out all the shopping along Honolulu Avenue, where there are more than a few stops to appeal to grown-ups as well as kids. There's also an adorable petting zoo and pony rides. Don't worry-little ones don't have to limit themselves to admiring the produce. Open every Sunday from 9am to 2pm along a short stretch of the Montrose Shopping Park, this market highlights local farms, foods, and artisans along with family-friendly crafts. There is no shortage of farmers markets in the greater LA area, but this one is so small-town quaint you'll want to add it to your regular rotation.
Older kids and grown-ups with a taste for adventure, though, will love it.ģ. Lukens, the highest peak in LA, but proceed with caution it’s a long, tough hike that is likely to be too much for little ones. The grounds include 12 acres of walking paths, picnic areas, and the historic Le Mesnager Barn. Now, the park encompasses over 700 acres of hiking trails, all of them offering breathtaking views of Crescenta Valley and the Los Angeles basin. The land here was originally used as a vineyard and grape storage. There are also lots of adult, family, and after-school programs available to explore.ģ429 Markridge Road La Crescenta, CA 91214 If you want to stay for a while, there are picnic areas with tables and outdoor grills, plus a multi-purpose community center. CV Park boasts running/walking trails, a semi-shaded dog park, an excellent skate park, and three separate play areas including climbing walls, two baseball diamonds, and a basketball court. Quiet and shaded by picturesque oak trees. Whether you just want a quiet day at the park or (let's be honest) some ways to wear out the kids, this park has a little something for everyone. Photo by Lindsay Halladayģ901 Dunsmore Avenue La Crescenta, CA 91214
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