La Tierra de la Culebra Park — Attraction in Los Angeles

This place use to be a gem for the locals to hang out and kids use to play here. Since gentrification happened I have seen the old resident locals asked to leave when there were no events I have heard threats being made to them of calling the cops. Not welcoming at all. We had a party at my Mom's house which is on the other side of this park and we had a live band the people who were running it actually came over to our house and asked us how long we were going to be having the band because we were disturbing their event! The audacity. They have loud music all the time but have never been considerate of the neighbors. The entitlement...

Love this spot. A little hidden Gem of a spot. Definitely Hispanic oriented. The setting says it all. The kind of place where you can come get away from all the madness and is Dog friendly. It sure is a come-to- place to relax, and enjoy the sights. I do however, co-sign for this place if you're ever on this side of town and have time to experience this place It's the atmosphere. This is Chuy aka Jesse Viramontes signing off for now from a Small City they refer to as Alhambra Town, Gateway to the SGV -SG With...

This is a special place--tiny and beautiful. Art is encouraged here and there are special events for all ages. A grand place to come and relax among the trees!

The park is called La Culebra for the snake created by the folks in the area which was made of local river rocks and bits of tile. "La Culebra" wanders up and through the park. There is an art wall at the top for artists to create whatever they wish, so it is ever changing. There is also a play set for kids, but exploring the park is the best...