State park

Rio de Los Angeles State Park State Recreation Area

Rio de Los Angeles State Park State Recreation Area is a state park in Los Angeles County, California, 1.3 miles from the park and at French Avenue. Hours: Open daily 8:00 AM - Sunset.

Rio de Los Angeles State Park State Recreation Area
Photo: Laurie Avocado, CC BY 2.0

Rio de Los Angeles State Park State Recreation Area map

Rio de Los Angeles State Park State Recreation Area boundary from USGS PAD-US or the managing agency, simplified for display. Not for navigation or legal boundaries.

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Fire restrictions

Fire restriction orders for this unit are not tracked here yet. Restrictions change with the season, so check the current orders before any campfire, stove or target shooting.

Common questions

Sites can be reserved in advance.
Hours: Open daily 8:00 AM - Sunset.
No, day use at Rio de Los Angeles State Park State Recreation Area does not need a reservation; pay the entry fee on arrival.
Rio de Los Angeles State Park State Recreation Area is 1.3 miles from the park and at French Avenue. It is 1.3 miles from the park and at French Avenue.
Yes, dogs are allowed at Rio de Los Angeles State Park State Recreation Area.

Before you go

Rio de Los Angeles State Park State Recreation Area is 1.3 miles from the park and at French Avenue. It is 1.3 miles from the park and at French Avenue.

Day use needs no reservation; pay the entry fee on arrival.

Camping at Rio de Los Angeles State Park State Recreation Area

Sites can be reserved in advance.

Reserve a site with the park's booking system

What to see

  • Feature Hiking Trails
  • Feature Parking
  • Feature Picnic Areas
  • Feature Camping
  • Feature 3 miles south of the park and at French Avenue, just off of 3 miles south of the park and at French Avenue, just off of Figueroa Street (French Station) approximately 1

Public lands next to Rio de Los Angeles State Park State Recreation Area

Measured between the units' boundaries as mapped in USGS PAD-US. Distances are straight line, not driving.