Good small trail park. It is a simple and moderate close to 3 miles loop. Great look up point at Inspiration Point. Family friendly park but with a parking fee.

Although I was aware of Will Rogers, I hadn't really appreciated his importance in early 20th century American popular culture until visiting this park which preserves much of his former ranch and belongings. We arrived on a Tuesday morning and it was very quiet. Threatening signs said we had to pay $12 to park or else, but there weren't staff... More

It used to be a private park, but now we get to visit it for free :o)

The $12 parking fee is a little steep, but the hike is worth the trip. Some of the trails are a little rugged, but the main trails are like roads.

Go here to watch polo.see Will Rogers home, picnic and hike.We really enjoy it.

This is a beautiful historic park with large open field for enjoying the sun and Eucalyptus trees, there are picnic tables and grills, hiking trails and the Westside Riding School stables and riding ring for English riding lessons. They have trail ride horses as well. I have walked here many times and enjoyed seeing deer feeding on the lawn in... More

It's not only a good place to escape the traffic of L.A., but also to catch up with all you've forgotten about Will Rogers.

Ok, where else in LA can you enjoy a lovely park and watch a Polo match? We went on May 8, 2010 and the weather was absolutely perfect. We packed some snacks and sat in the shade and watched two matches. The WIll Rogers polo club plays on Saturdays at 2:00pm and on Sundays at 10:00am. Free, (except for $12... More

Even if you have no interest in Will's house, this state park has scenic hiking without having to drive all the way to Malibu if you live in Los Angeles. The main trail is a mere two miles round trip. While there is not much color to be seen on the hike and it is dusty, you will run across... More