The 72nd Street Equestrian Park is a specialized three-acre public facility in Long Beach, California, designed explicitly for local horse riders and trail staging. Managed by the Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation, the property serves as a vital recreational hub and entry point to the adjacent Lower Los Angeles River Trail. The facility is anchored by a large one hundred and fifty by three hundred foot dirt riding arena, a corral pen, a two-story announcer booth for event judging, and spectator bleachers. While it features basic park amenities such as restrooms, benches, and shaded concrete picnic tables, the space is entirely optimized for equestrian training, horse exercise, and trail logistics rather than traditional park recreation.
From November 1 to February 28, the facility closes earlier at 5 PM.