Welcome to the new Glendale Parks & Open Space Foundation website. We hope you’ll find it a useful source of information about the work of the Foundation, as well as the vast array of park and open space opportunities that the City of Glendale has to offer. We encourage you to browse the various sections of the site to learn about who we are, what we do, and why we do it. We welcome your comments and questions about our work and hope you will consider making a donation so that we can continue to help keep the parks and open spaces in Glendale safe and beautiful.  |  Learn More

Our projects range from providing current funding for the City’s Trails and Open Space Program to offering opportunities for at-risk youth from the Glendale Youth Alliance to work in our parks. We have also provided funds for the Community Services & Parks Department’s “Club Maple” program for developmentally disabled adults and for the Senior Services program which is operated through the Department’s Recreation Section. We are always on the lookout for new projects and programs where the work of the Foundation can make a difference.  |  Learn More

The City of Glendale is blessed with over 284 acres of developed parkland and recreational facilities, as well as more than 5,000 acres of natural open space. The City of Glendale's Community Services & Parks Department Capital Improvement Projects staff recently completed the complete renovation of Griffith Manor Park, the seismic stabilization of the historic Le Mesnager Barn in Deukmejian Wilderness Park, the 5,500 square foot addition to the Maple Park Community Center, and the City’s new municipal pool at Pacific Park.  |  Learn More