California's State Parks system contains close to 300 parks with beaches, forests, mountains and deserts included in the inventory, as well as over one million artifacts in a collection of items. To say that state parks operations are huge would be an understatement at best. The system divides parks into regions and types of park attractions--off road vehicles, beaches, parks, camping, etc. There are also city parks within the LA County region. Here's a list of Los Angeles Parks.

Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve (State Natural Reserve) Los Angeles County
Antelope Valley Indian Museum (State Historic Park) Los Angeles County
Arthur B. Ripley Desert Woodland (State Park) Los Angeles County
Castaic Lake (State Recreation Area) Los Angeles County
Dockweiler (State Beach) Los Angeles County
Hungry Valley (State Vehicular Recreation Area) Ventura County
Kenneth Hahn (State Recreation Area) Los Angeles County
Leo Carrillo (State Park) Los Angeles County
Los Angeles (State Historic Park) Los Angeles County
Los Encinos (State Historic Park) Los Angeles County
Malibu Creek (State Park) Los Angeles County
Malibu Lagoon (State Beach) Los Angeles County
P o Pico (State Historic Park) Los Angeles County
Placerita Canyon (State Park) Los Angeles County
Point Dume (State Beach) Los Angeles County
Rio de Los Angeles State Park (State Recreation Area) Los Angeles County
Robert H. Meyer Memorial (State Beach) Los Angeles County
Saddleback Butte (State Park) Los Angeles County
Santa Monica (State Beach) Los Angeles County
Santa Susana Pass (State Historic Park) Los Angeles County
Topanga (State Park) Los Angeles County
Verdugo Mountains (Park Property) Los Angeles County
Watts Towers of Simon Rodia (State Historic Park) Los Angeles County
Will Rogers (State Beach) Los Angeles County
Will Rogers (State Historic Park) Los Angeles County

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