Parking Travel Trailer near LA Brea Tar Pits?

Give them a call...IIRC they allow oversized vehicles to park along 6th street but it's been several years since we visited and we went via car....Dennis

TucsonJim wrote:
You might give them a call and see if they can accommodate you. Here's the number:

(213) 763-3499

If not, you can look to see if there is a Walmart, Lowes, or Home Depot in the area where you can ask for permission to park your trailer for a few hours while you visit the museum.

That was a good idea, though the closest store is 2 miles away. I will try calling them.

WyoTraveler wrote:
Haven't been there for quite a while but doubt it. The Le Brea tar pits aren't rural. It is right in the middle of city with sidewalks etc. I would look for an RV site in Long Beach or Anaheim and drive the 30 miles to the tar pits. Long Beach probably the best solution.

We do have a site in Van Nuys, followed by a site at Dockweiler Beach. I was hoping to visit La Brea on our travel day between sites. If it doesn't work, we will make other arrangements.

Haven't been there for quite a while but doubt it. The Le Brea tar pits aren't rural. It is right in the middle of city with sidewalks etc. I would look for an RV site in Long Beach or Anaheim and drive the 30 miles to the tar pits. Long Beach probably the best solution.

You might give them a call and see if they can accommodate you. Here's the number:

(213) 763-3499

If not, you can look to see if there is a Walmart, Lowes, or Home Depot in the area where you can ask for permission to park your trailer for a few hours while you visit the museum.