Huntington Park Attractions. Huntington Park Tourism and kids attractions

Hollywood Signs On
The Hollywood sign -- saved in the nick of time by Playboy pioneer ... a true romantic cliffhanger with a good ending.

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The Gentle Barn: Teaching kindness and compassion through animal therapy
Founded in 1999, by Ellie R. Laks and Jay Weiner, The Gentle Barn serves to rescue injured and neglected farm animals from across the country.

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Hollywood Bowl Museum: Amuse l'oreille (amuse the ears) before your concert
Got time before a concert at the Hollywood Bowl? Spend it at the Hollywood Bowl Museum. Visitors to the Hollywood Bowl may park temporarily for free until 4:30 p.m. to purchase tickets, shop at the Hollywood Bowl Store, and explore the grounds. And they can also explore the Edmund D. Edelman Hollywood Bowl Museum until show time.

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Aquarium of the Pacific: A peek into the worlds largest ocean
A stunning collection of fish, sea mammals and plant life from around the great Pacific Ocean, the Aquarium of the Pacific features a collection of more than 12,500 animals representing over 650 different species.

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Voyager Excursions: Whale watching and boating from Redondo Marina
Few beach towns in all of Southern California offer so many affordable options for heading out to sea, or at least taking a spin around a harbor, as Redondo Beach. And RB’s King Harbor is nearly as popular with sea creatures as with weekenders, so sea lions, dolphins and whales can all be seen from boats that range from kayaks to the 144-passenger Voyager.

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Disneyland's World of Color: Anaheim's new cacophony of color
The world is a carousel of color in the new World of Color night show at Disney’s California Adventure. The Disney imagineers have put their money where they minds are in this new twice-to-thrice nightly, 30-minute extravagant display. It took five years to plan and create the work, fine-tuned so intensely that every spouting hue from this fountain of choreography and animation looks like the very ink that painted it.

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Museum of Tolerance: fostering acceptance through self exploration
Open since 1993, the Museum of Tolerance serves as a human rights and education center that is dedicated to providing a fully encompassing experience in which visitors can learn about the Holocaust from a historic and contemporary context.

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The Getty Villa: Explore the arts and culture of ancient Greece, Rome and Etruria
Open since 2006, the Getty Villa is dedicated to sharing the arts and culture of ancient Greece, Rome and Etruria. Explore more than 1,200 works of art in the 28 indoor and outdoor collection galleries take a stroll through the gardens and enjoy live performances, lectures and symposia in the auditorium or amphitheatre.

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LA Active Adventures: Adventures in modern civilization
There is a lot more you don’t know that you stand to learn if you take a very cool and informative experiential tour of Los Angeles with LA Active Adventures.

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Redondo Harbor & Pier: Affordable and family friendly at the sea
Many towns with a marina and pier can be found along the Southern California coast, but none are quite like Redondo Beach. It isn’t pretentious like Newport Beach or ultra-hip like Venice. It’s just a beach town where you can take the family to enjoy a seafood meal at a view restaurant and take your pick of numerous activities, with none of them expensive and many of them free. Redondo is best described as authentic, affordable and family-friendly.

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