Lake Balboa
- Type
- City park lake
- Address
- 6300 Balboa Blvd., Lake Balboa, CA 91406
- Hours
- Sunrise to sunset
- On the water
- Pedal boats, kayak classes
- Kayak & SUP
- Fishing
- Boat rentals
- Accessible
- Restrooms
About this lake
Lake Balboa is the centerpiece of Anthony C. Beilenson Park in the Sepulveda Basin, run by the City of Los Angeles and open from sunrise to sunset.
On the water
The park offers pedal boats and city kayak classes and passes. Paddleboards aren't allowed because of water conditions, and neither is swimming. Electric and sail remote-control boats use the cove north of the launch ramp.
Fishing and the park
Fishing is allowed from designated grass areas, not the walkway, and anglers 16 and over need a state license. A 1.3-mile path circles the lake, with picnic areas, a playground, restrooms and bike rentals.
Getting there & access
Getting there
The park entrance is at 6300 Balboa Boulevard in the Sepulveda Basin.
Kayaking
Kayak classes and passes are booked through the city; a training form is required first.
Weather
The park may close in rainy weather.
- Not allowed
- Paddleboards, swimming
- Path
- 1.3 miles around the lake
- Phone
- (818) 756-9743
What's here
Boat rentals
Pedal boats
Kayaking
City kayak classes and passes
Fishing
Fishing from designated grass areas
Restrooms
Restrooms, picnic tables and barbecue pits
Accessible
Wheelchair users may fish from the walkway
Trails
1.3-mile footpath and bike path
Rules & official resources
- No paddleboards or swimmingrecreation.parks.lacity.gov ↗
- Fishing only from designated grass areas, not the walkwayrecreation.parks.lacity.gov ↗
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