Highland Park's much-anticipated new park at the intersection of hip York Boulevard and Avenue 50 used to be a gas station; now the only thing to remind anyone of that past life is the cleverly repurposed gas station sign to announce the park's location. The corner lot, just a third of an acre, has undergone a $3-million transformation and now has a little amphitheater, shock absorbent pavement, hardy musical equipment (including a xylophone!), and a slide that looks like a giant snake, says Eastsider LA. The park's design was informed by input from local stakeholders and residents. Surrounded by a decorative metal-and-stone gate and containing public restrooms, this park is definitely a much-needed, kid-friendly addition to this strip of the street.
· Highland Park welcomes a new park to the neighborhood [ELA]
· Highland Park's Avenue 50 Park Will Be So Much Fun [Curbed LA]
· Highland Park Launches Choose Your Own Park Adventure [Curbed LA]
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