Harold A Henry Park

Small park but good to take your dogs and small children to walk on. lots of older ppl doing streches and excercise, ocasionally there are homeless ppl but they mind their own business. overall, a nice park but wish there was more to do, but what can you do, its free so nno complaints from me.

It is not the biggest park but it has a great sand filled kids play area. There are covered picnic tables plenty of water fountains and it's great for dogs

It is a quiet park in a small town. There is no separate parking lot. Not good for hiking with dogs. It's not bad to walk around the neighborhood. It is located between Wilshire and Olympic Main Road.

This one of the best parks for kids, It is really friendly place, so You can leave the kids at the playground and relax for a while. I do recommend this park for all tired moms.

This park has the most unusual Olive tree it's one of the most wicked looking trees I've ever seen in person..wicked but so beautiful no and unique ..the grains and all of the different possibilities for any artist ...limitless photo possibilities

Small But Right adjacent to the Residential Areas, So Easy to Acess !! Also Decent Rides for Children...

Very nice park, especially for families. Peaceful vibe!

Great park for kids and family together and also for dogs ..

Small, yet clean neighborhood park. This is LA so there aren't many options. Very diverse crowd so also a great place to people watch.

Clean park and pretty buzzin' with busy children of all ages. In a nice neighborhood and everyone is there simply to enjoy the outdoors with the kids.

Was a great park until it became a pedo target and LAPD decided to turn a blind eye. Our nanny would frequent this park regularly, and it's a great park, but wish city resources did more to protect our kids.

One of my favorite parks. On the smaller side and there is no bathroom, but very quiet and clean. Plenty of street parking. There are also picnic tables.

I came here one afternoon with my boyfriend for a lunch picnic. It was perfect. It was during a weekday, so people traffic may not be accurate, or the same as opposed to a weekend. There was still a good crowd, more than I expected for sure! It was a beautiful day to be outside, we picked up food nearby and took a nice nap/ watched netflix while lounging on the grass. The park allows for it, several trees are planted strategically for good shade. The grass is well kept. We saw lots of pets taking a stroll with their owners and kids on the playground with their parents as well. Very family friendly location! Public street parking was also free and easily accessible. (Watch out for trash days! Check the signs!) Great experience overall, I love taking advantage of the natural parts of this city. Lots of great spots, Harold A Henry Park is definitely a top in that list.

I walk by here numerous times a week while walking my dogs and it's still under gated off to the public but it looks great. They put in a new jungle gym for the kids and lots of benches all around! Can't wait for this place to open!

I was baby sitting and wanted to take the kids to a park. Plenty of street parking as for the park it's very small. There's only 4 swings so you have to wait for your turn.

Love it here ! It's so clean too ! Perfect park for my 9month old and 4 yr old When I come I go on a walk with my stroller then sit on the blanket while they play. My 9month old loves watching all the dogs pass by Best park

Please be careful at this park. My dog and I were followed by the man that came out of the car photographed in the previous review. The car has eyelashes on the headlights, and the man was wearing an unzipped jumpsuit. There was a second man in the middle of the park that may have been associated with him. Stay safe!

What I like about this park is that everyone that comes here with their kids know how to play and respect each other. The park is very clean and lonely. There are no bathroom, but there is a swing set, jungle gym and slides. Don't the bottom its all green. Perfect for a picnic play t-ball or just relax and enjoy the view/day. It's secluded and its sometimes better than over populated parks.

Bouncing castles are not allowed for parties here per the posted park rules. And there's no restrooms. Playground area is nice though.

Not that many people at the playground, there's many people sitting around and at the picnic tables but not on the actual playgound, great for an active kid. There is no assigned parking area so basically the perimeters of the Park serve as the parking. The playground is open to the streets so you have to be very attentive that kids don't run off to the street. The good thing though is that it's not near a major street so not many cars crossing through.

So today we were in search for a park to have a picnic. The first one we checked out was Seoul International Park... the name sounded cool, but when we got to the park, there was practically NO grass to sit on; albiet there was a baseball field and a children's playground. This park is great in that it has PLENTY of green grass; the children's playground is moderately sized and seemed crowded on a Monday afternoon. Other than that, there's not much to this park, but if you want to have a picnic, this is a good place to go! Plenty of street parking too. Perhaps because it's located further from the downtown traffic.. it's in Mid-Wilshire. And yes, located in a residential neighborhood.

A quaint little park that I wouldn't mind taking my kid to, when it finishes remodeling. As of 2/8/2015, it was still under construction. The size of the park is small. If you want to take your kid to a park, try the one down the street - westward.

We love this neighborhood park. It's quaint, picturesque, and surrounded by a beautiful neighborhood (Windsor Village). We used to live around the corner and walked here countless times to enjoy all the park has to offer: picnic tables, park benches, grass for laying out blankets, and a medium-sized playground. There are no fences (or bathrooms) around the playground, but it's surrounded by lots of grass so kiddos can't get themselves into danger TOO quickly. We had a little party one afternoon at the picnic area with success. You can't make reservations for the small picnic space, but if you show up early enough you shouldn't have a problem. Stake your claim and don't give in! Balloons and streamers are the best line of defense. The park gets pretty busy on the weekend afternoons, but go there on a weekday and you'll find a smaller gathering of Mommies, Nannies, and a few Daddies. I particularly enjoy watching the set of Korean seniors practicing what I'm assuming is Thai Chi. It's just a laid back park with a community feel to it. Kids play with each other's sand toys, teenagers sometimes make out under a tree, and people look out for each other.

Amazing spot to host a birthday party, the only down fall is that they didn't have restrooms.... soo if u want to host a birthday party I would recommend getting a port a potty ... you can even hang pinatas and have a small taco stand :)

Harold A Henry Park is located in the Mid-Wilshire District surrounded by Park LA Brea, West Hollywood to the west and Koreatown , Downtown-Los Angeles to the east, Hollywood to the north and South Los Angeles to the south direction. It's a pretty large park with enough features for a fun day activities or just strolling along alone, with a companion or your dog. It's features plethora of activities in the playground area for the children. All the negatives will now follow. At times there is a shared sense of safety issues. There are plethora of transients, homeless as well as groups of cannabis lovers and dealers.

Great neighborhood park. Perfect for locals. My kids love just playing in the sand. Only drawback is- no bathrooms. I think it was planned that way. Keeps the park secluded and ideal for local use. But there are patrons who just go bathroom right out in the open. Even some parents are watching their kid pee in the bushes. Kinda disheartening. Then there are parties & bbq's on wkds now and then. I really wonder where they go for the bathroom.

Use to come to this little park with the Y when I was a kid... It's always been a cute hidden spot, with lots of local nannies and kids . Only negative thing is there is no restroom, not that I make it a habit of frequenting restrooms at local parks but being a mom of a very curious 5yr old, I have found myself in a spot or two of desperation and have had to endure the agony. Idk, call me crazy but they just renovated this park, why not add something small, for the simple convenience of your visitors? Just some food for thought...

Nice little park. Great play area for the kids and nice quiet neighborhood. The have some type of construction going-on on the west side of the park.

I like this park! It's small and quiet. There's also a lot of shade, so when the weather gets hot, lots of people come and relax or take a nap here. As many yelpers have mentioned, there is no bathroom; thus allowing you to only stay for a maximum of probably a couple of hours, unless you have a bigger bladder :). Which is why I took off a star. The park also has monkey bars!!! All parks should have monkey bars in the playground (just my opinion), but sadly they are becoming extinct. It's usually monopolized by the children, so I rarely get to play in it :(. I thought I should let them have more play time since I've had my chance. Plus I like to think that by allowing the kids more play time, this could be one of my contribution in the fight against childhood obesity!

Beautiful trees and flowers and smells like nature. Nice walking area and some levels of depth with some stairs and flat surfaces.

Amazing and entertaining, my sibling loves it full of sand and things that kids will love. 10000000% recommended. :))

One thing there is no bathroom. Two it's usually always packed with kids. Other that's it's a cute little park my daughter enjoys it. parking is street parking but super easy in the neighborhood. I like how hidden it is in mid city

its a small cute park. i just see too many undesirables like teens unable to afford rooms so they go to the park. they don't call it "hand job" park for nothing. I'm happy to have the trees and grass in the area.

Pretty good park! Small and clean; quiet neighborhood; people are nice. Lots of little kids at the playground area, but there are other spaces to hang out in away from kids. It's on a hill, though, so it's a little too easy to accidentally kick a ball over the side, hit a parked car (or two), and then you have to jump down the wall to go get it. :/

This park is in a cute neighborhood, clean, grass is green. The only downside is that it's kind of small and there's no restrooms. To be honest, that's the only thing that knocked it down from a 5 star to a 3 star. Adults may not be so keen on using a public restroom in a park, but when we have little kids running around, you'll use what you can get. Cute park, but not a place I would come back to.

Recently renovated. My child loves the park. Not every spot gives you full visibility of the playground, but the southwest or southeast corner is likely the best spot.

Lovely, tiny hidden gem! Great place for your kids to have fun and I also always take my little dog with me.

I walk by this park every day cuz it's a block away from my place. It's one of the best parks in LA...no joke. Safe, cozy, green grass (with poop surprises here and there), small sand box and playground, and very family oriented. There's always kids and dogs (if you see a cool white fur ball...that's probably Otto) and parents and neighborhood folks just having a good time or relaxing. The LAPD even cruise around here to keep things safe...I guess they're good for something.

The best little neighborhood park in the area! Recently remodeled with new playground equipment great place for kids and dogs. Perfect on a warm day. Also has a picnic area, benches and lots of shade under trees, plenty of parking all around the park.

look, i realise that if you do not have a Tiny Human in your life, a park with all the stuff i'm about to talk about will not necessarily be a 4-star experience for you (but then i'm not sure why you would be Yelping for parks in the first place, unless you like to be outside on your lunch break...oh right, that was me before Tiny Human anyway.) this newly-remodeled neighbourhood park is fantastic for the littles. there are plenty of shady areas and comfy benches too, although since they all surround the play area, it's not exactly the best spot to quietly read your novel on your lunch break. this park is clean, and what i mean by that is the sand is not full of trash or cigarette butts, and the play structure is brand spankin'new. it's great -- really nicely thought-out, with something for all ages 0-probably 10. it's all rubber under the play structure, which is hugely preferable to bark, mulch, or sand. the sand play area is nicely set apart from the play structure. and yes, there are both "big kid" and "baby" swings. no bathroom but there is a water fountain. if your Tiny Human is out of dipes, make sure you potty before coming here. the times we've gone, it's been mostly other families and a few people just enjoying the SoCal warmth. no creepy vibe. i like that it's set within a neighbourhood so that you have to know it's there. very little traffic going by.

I had to wait for my mom to run her errand in downtown LA and I had my new puppy with me that I couldn't leave behind at the house because he's still not potty trained. I searched for local parks so I could train him for a little bit. I first drove to a park in Normandie, but it did not look safe and there wasn't any grass except for the baseball field. I wanted a place to lay down my blanket and chill with my pup. I figured I needed to drive away from Normandie. Then I found this place in Koreatown. I thought Koreatown was dirty, but I was wrong. It was very hipster and clean. I enjoyed this park in that it had plenty of trees for shade and it was clean. There was also a small playground for children to play. It was basically a small rectangular area of grassy hill surrounded by residential houses. I wanted to lay away from the streets in the middle of the park, but that was where the play was located. I felt like I had no privacy from prying eyes (even though I know I was at a public park). Anyway, it was quiet, the park was clean, and I felt safe. That's all I could ask for.