The park's historic Long Hall and Great Hall were constructed by the Works Progress Administration during the Great Depression.
It is home to an annual Russian cultural festival reflecting the local community demographics.
The park contains a war memorial dedicated to the veterans of the United States Armed Forces.
The deodar cedar trees throughout the park were planted in the 1920s and are among the tallest in the region.
Plummer Park is a historic 7-acre public green space located in the heart of West Hollywood. The site features the Great Hall/Long Hall, a designated historic cultural monument built in the late 1930s. It serves as a community hub, offering tennis courts, picnic areas, and playgrounds. The park is characterized by its significant collection of mature deodar cedar trees. It operates under the jurisdiction of the City of West Hollywood. The facilities include a dedicated community center that hosts local civic meetings and recreational programming. The grounds encompass a mix of manicured lawns and sports-focused zones.
The historic facade of the Long Hall/Great Hall building with the mature cedar trees in the foreground.
Bring a portable chair if you plan to stay for long community events, as fixed seating is limited.
Check the West Hollywood city website for scheduled cultural programming or farmer's market days before arriving.
Parking in the surrounding residential streets is permit-restricted; use the designated public lots.
Do not attempt to park on side streets immediately north of the park without carefully checking for residential permit requirements.
Standard public park conduct applies; leash laws for dogs are strictly enforced throughout the grounds.
