🌲 County Parks and Recreation

Iconic 843-acre urban park with lakes, gardens, a zoo, and outdoor concerts.

One of the largest urban parks in the US with the Griffith Observatory and LA Zoo.

Cultural park with 17 museums, performing arts venues, gardens, and the San Diego Zoo.

Massive 5,200-acre urban forest with 80 miles of trails through old-growth trees.

Downtown jewel with Cloud Gate (The Bean), Crown Fountain, and free concerts.

Larger than Central Park with gardens, museums, bison paddock, and windmills.

Atlanta's beloved green space with a pool, dog park, farmers market, and skyline views.

One of the largest urban park systems with historic mansions and the Wissahickon Trail.

National park within D.C. boundaries with nature center, planetarium, and horse center.

Houston's most visited park with a Japanese garden, train, and Miller Outdoor Theatre.

Seattle's largest park on a former military base with lighthouse and beach access.

Home to the world's largest collection of live oak trees and the Besthoff Sculpture Garden.

Orange County's first regional park with nature center, train, and horseback riding.

Urban reservoir famous for kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, and bat colony.

One of the nation's largest urban parks at 4,500 acres with lakes and trails.

Largest man-made aquatic park in the country with beaches and water sports.

Austin's favorite park with Barton Springs, botanical gardens, and ACL Festival grounds.

Forested oasis in the Triangle area with hiking, mountain biking, and fishing.

One of the largest municipal parks in the US spanning over 16,000 acres of desert.

Island park in the Detroit River with aquarium, conservatory, and beach.