Warner Center Park

This park is very nice and clean and has good concerts here
We have been coming to here music and the band’s we have heard have been good. To attend these concerts is that you need to get there early to reserve your spot. Also plan on spending the whole day at the park because the headline bands do not come on until 6:00 pm but by that time the parking is full and there is a parking structure you can park but it is a little expensive
Also it is a good idea go bring food enough to last the whole day also bring a blanket and or lawn chair. If you forget food the have some vendors.

Not only is this a beautiful park with ample space, a wonderful newly donated playground for the kids, and clean bathrooms (in a park no less!) but to top it off every Sunday this summer, there will be a different concert and it’s Free, Free, Free!
It’s put on by the Valley Cultural Center and the many sponsors that help to make it happen.
When we arrived at the park, there were food vendors, as well as different merchants selling anything from jewelry, to art work, to timeshares.
JackFM was there, as well as Lipton giving out complimentary ice cold cans of Green Tea and Sparkling Peach tea, how can you beat that?
There is street parking, but when it comes to an event make sure to get there at least 40 minutes to an hour early to make sure you get parking in front of the park, otherwise you might find yourself parking a couple of blocks away, or using the parking garage across the street that costs anywhere between $ 15 to $ 18.
All in all it was a beautiful day, spent with great people, good food, and amazing talent.
Not a bad way to spend a Sunday.

I came here for the World Festival featuring Malo and Tierra. First let me say, the concert was legendary!
The performance stage is very nice, similar to the Hollywood Bowl stage, just smaller. Large crowds are not an issues, because you can see the stage and the performers very well at a distance.
The park is beautiful, very large with lots of trees. Perfect for picnics, birthdays, and other family gatherings.
Bring you chairs, blankets, and food, and enjoy the day here.
It’s an all around great park in a great location.
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The free concerts every Sunday during the summer is amazing. Great tribute bands, good food! My girlfriend and I never miss a sunday. except that one time we had an argument and she said she’s not going and then got upset when I went by myself. What is that?! Then that 75 year old lady was flirting with me and I’m like, how do I get out of this!!!
Anyways, great park. I only wish that alcohol was allowed so I wouldn’t have to sneak sips like a high school kid at a football game.

I love this place! I work out and spar with my buddies here all the time. It’s also a great place to take clients if you are in a personal trainer. Very clean and lots of space.

I experienced the fireworks for the 4^th of July last night for the first time. It was an awesome experience.
There were lots of vendors to provide information regarding their business and/​or products. The ratio of food vendors to other vendors was very lopsided. I stood in line for something to eat for over 20 minutes then gave up. Will definitely bring my own next year.

Public Information: This park is unstaffed, unlocked, and is open from dawn to dusk. Park perimeter of the park is roughly 0.65 miles. Play ground for kids, restrooms (not clean at all) and of course a local food truck.
Facility Features: Childrens play area, picnic tables, band shell.
Sunday evenings, FREE concerts start at 6 PM (Summer Nights)
June 7 — August 30 @ Lou Bredlow Pavilion in Warner Park (Stage in the middle of the park)
Easy and Fast Parking:
Parking for Concerts on the Green is available in the parking structure directly behind the stage on Califa Street for $ 15. Additional parking is available on Owensmouth Avenue in either parking structure between Califa and Oxnard. (see map).
**Great place to watch the fireworks on fourth of July**

Well what a way to start off the Concert series from Woodland Hills. First and foremost thanks to all my friends from past and present for enjoying this event.
Its not the venue of the event that make it. Its the people. We had a great time. Yea it was hot, but we all had plenty of water and food. Such a variety of different dishes that where made by all. Thank You all.
It started early this year, so there was so much to do and see. With the arts and crafts fair to the live entertainment.
The one event that really stood out was a group of females who where hurt pretty bad in different accidents, one lady who was in a coma for too years and came out of it. She spook from her heart to Thank all for helping her.
A special Thanks to Debbie Gregory who help all of our Military who are injured at War who lose a leg or a arm to help them rehabilitate, this was a very touching moment, or to lose both legs and both arms. I can’t express enough words to Thank You. very touching moment. For all.
To the group Sly and the Family Stone Great Show.

I work nearby this park and I love coming over on my lunch break and just relaxing. During the weekday afternoons this is a nice place to just be left alone & recharge & soak everything in.
I also love when they have their firefighter fundraiser. It’s a great excuse to sample foods from local restaurants. Also, they seem to have at least one food truck a day out there around lunchtime if you’re looking for somewhere to eat.

The only time I go to a park is to take my kids’ to play and blow off some energy. I brought my kids here one day (on a sunday afternoon I believe) and it wasn’t a bad experience but the playground was just very crowded. My 2 yr old had a great time but I worried about him because there were bigger kids (between 6 – 10 yrs) hanging and jumping off of things that were not meant for that. A poor little girl (maybe a little over a year old) got pushed off a step by an older girl who seemed about 8 – 9 yrs old. Overall it’s an ok park. I’ve only been to it that one time. Maybe I’ll try taking my kids during the week and at a better time.

Amazing 4^th of July Fireworks!

So I was just here the other day with my kids waiting for my wife to get out of work. She’s works near by at «Warner Center Tower #6!!!» WOOOO REPRESENT.
The park itself is fabulous, extremely clean and kid friendly. I did notice something strange as I was sitting on a bench in the jungle gym area. Well it was more humorous than anything. Most of the women playing with the infants were nannies which made me wonder «do they think I’m a nanny too?»
Since I was the only one with Hispanic kids I’m sure they figured out I was not one of them and quickly shunned me out of their prestige circle.
I hereby dub thee «Nanny Park».

Beautiful park, easy parking, lots of space, trees, peaceful. Has a playground for children. We held a traditional gathering called «seezdahbedar» here with his family and it went on without a hitch. I saw another family put up one of those large inflatable castles for a birthday party. Looked fun!

It makes my day knowing that this park is right next to work. Warner Center Park is a nice park that is accessible for walking, jogging, or running.
I hit the park at around noon. At this time the park is pretty active. Not sure what the park is like in the afternoons or evenings.
It has tables for picnicking, swings and playing area for the kiddies and parking is accessible around most of the park except on the Topanga Canyon blvd. side of the park.

This is a cute little park tucked away at Warner Center, right next to Topenga Canyon. Went here on a warm sunny morning, and I like the place. It’s well maintained and spacious enough to get your walk/​yoga/​meditation/​P90X on. Parking was easy enough.

Take the dog here almost daily… Awesome place! In the heart of the hustle & bustle of Warner center! Summertime has awesome free concerts and during the rest of the year has other great events! If u do walk your dog here,. Watch out for the numbskulls that don’t leash their dogs! Sheesh! Some people!!!

The home of ‘Valley Cultural Center’, (an informal, community-​based non-​profit,) Warner Center Park isn’t big, (.6 miles perimeter,) but it does manage to offer something for pretty much everyone!
Saturday evenings in the summertime, bring your lawn chair or blanket for ‘movies on the green’, a free, all-​ages summer movie series. Sunday afternoons in the summer, grab that blanket or lawn chair again for free ‘concerts in the park.’ Bring your own picnic, or, on summer Sunday afternoons and on July 4^th, they have a variety of food vendors.
During the off-​season, they offer an arts and crafts fair twice a year which typically draws 80 – 100 vendors, as well as other special events.
There is a large shaded playground for kids, and plenty of picnic tables and benches. I’ve been to the park during the day and as late as 10 at night and have never felt unsafe, even at night. There are all ages, from families hanging out to senior citizens walking and exercising, even later in the evening. No specific off-​leash area, so leave your dog on a Flexi but let them stretch their legs a bit on the grass which is in good condition/​well-​maintained. Squirrel watching is pretty prime, especially in the center of the park!
Parking can definitely be a problem. Park several blocks away and walk (safe neighborhood of mixed residential and business parks, to the east of the park,) or purchase a membership to Valley Cultural and for special events you can park directly across the street in the parking garage just north of the park. Only other drawback is that the west side of the park borders directly on Topanga Canyon Boulevard. I’m definitely not a slow driver, but this stretch of Topanga Canyon Boulevard is definitely treated by most drivers as less ‘4-​lane city street’ and more ‘qualifying for Daytona’ speed lap, so if you have kidlets or pets with you, just a heads up.
A great little jewel just north of the 101 freeway.

This is a good size park next to the Warner Center business area (office buildings and a Marriott).
Running around the perimeter is about a 1-​mile run — not bad.
Through a nonprofit organization called the Valley Cultural Center, they host big 50,000 person attended concerts every Sunday during the summer. I’ve been to a lot of these shows through the years and they’re a lot of fun. Most of them are cover bands that play the music of others but I have seen the Gin Blossoms and other notables play once in a while. They also have booths with food and beverage. You can have a great picnic and watch these shows.
You can’t beat free concerts. They also show movies during the summer too for free.
There always seems to be a lot of people using the park whether for exercise or their pets so it’s a relatively safe park.
The one downside of this park is that Topanga Blvd. is super dangerous with cars going 50+ mph so it’s not a quiet park tucked away. You have to keep a close eye on your children.
(It’s listed here as Warner Center Park but I believe the sign there says Warner Ranch Park. Google Maps has it as the latter.)

Dog running time! When it comes to walking the four legged children, you need to always have good parks on point. This is one you definitely have to have on speed dial. Located in Woodland Hills, this park not only has plenty of space, but also has movie nights during the summer time. The dogs have plenty of room to run around and enjoy themselves. Once the dogs are finished with their run, they are nice and tired and ready to get some rest. The convenience of this park is even better, because once your complete with running the dogs, you can get some great food from one of the local eateries in the area.
Anyone who has four legged children needs to add this park to their list. Great place, great people who love their dogs as equally as you do, and the dogs enjoy as well.

My review is specifically for the actual park and not the many events held at this park
This park is very large, is always clean and with plenty of shade and for the most part it is always empty… or fairly empty. I love taking my son to this partk so we can spend time in the play area. All and all one of the best parks in the LA area and one of the best parks I’ve visited and I’ve visited many…