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Mountain camps are sites outside the boundary of Los Angeles that provide opportunities for city residents to experience the mountains, particularly children, often as organized group events. They include individual and group tent camping sites or cabins, with limited shared amenities like fire pits, informal amphitheaters, and restrooms.

Typical Size

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Typical Length of Visit (Hours)

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Typical Access

Mountain camps should be accessed by major streets and highways. As regional facilities serving users from longer distances, they should include on-site parking.
A lively indoor dance party is taking place at the El Sereno Senior Center. A group of people, many dressed in red and green festive attire, are dancing on a polished wooden floor. The room is decorated for the holidays with garlands and a disco ball. In the background, tables and chairs are set up, and some attendees are seated.
El Sereno Senior Citizen Center.
City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks, accessed 2025.

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