PEARBLOSSOM — County park records trace the origins of Pearblossom Park to land donated by G. C. Chase in 1928. Residents requested a community hall in 1950, construction began in 1964, and the park was dedicated November 17, 1965.

The park remains a local gathering space at 33922 N. 121st Street East, with a community center, sports facilities and picnic areas. The historical milestones are not evidence of current availability for events or rentals.

Using the park

Families and organizations should ask about room reservations, access and scheduled programs before visiting. Call park staff at 661-944-2988 or the county’s reservation service at 800-267-2757.

Source: LA County — Pearblossom County Park History and Amenities.

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