Cohasset Melba Park

Cohasset Melba Park also known as Four Oaks Park, is an urban park located in the San Fernando Valley, Los Angeles, California. It is primarily a grassy green space, with drinking fountains and a children's playground.[1]

Cohasset Melba Park

Type	Urban park
Location	San Fernando Valley (Los Angeles City Council District 3)
Nearest city	Los Angeles, California
Operated by	City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks
Status	Open

References

http://www.laparks.org/park/cohasset-melba LAParks

Parks in Los Angeles, California
Downtown	Central Library Park Grand Park Grand Hope Park Los Angeles State Historic Park Pershing Square Pueblo de Los Angeles State Historic Park Vista Hermosa Natural Park
Northeast	Bud Wiener Park Ernest E. Debs Regional Park Heritage Square Hollenbeck Park Lewis MacAdams Riverfront Park Lincoln Park Los Angeles River Center and Gardens Mariachi Plaza Rio de Los Angeles State Park Sycamore Grove
Northwest	Echo Park Elysian Park Lafayette Park Macarthur Park
Hollywood	Barnsdall Art Park Campo de Cahuenga Griffith Park Runyon Canyon Park
Wilshire	Hancock Park La Cienega Park Pan-Pacific Park
South Los Angeles	Exposition Park Gilbert Lindsay Park Jesse Owens Memorial Park Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area Mary Bethune Park Vermont Square Park
Westside	Ballona Wetlands Cheviot Hills Park De Neve Square Park Holmby Park Mildred E. Mathias Botanical Garden Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area Topanga State Park Veterans Barrington Park Will Rogers State Historic Park Woodbine Park
Harbor	Alma Park Angels Gate Park Averill Park Cabrillo Beach Ken Malloy Harbor Regional Park Peck Park
San Fernando Valley	Bell Canyon Park El Escorpión Park Hansen Dam Lake Balboa Limekiln Canyon Los Encinos State Historic Park Marvin Braude Mulholland Gateway Park O'Melveny Park Orcutt Ranch Horticulture Center Santa Susana Pass State Historic Park The Japanese Garden Upper Las Virgenes Canyon Open Space Preserve Van Nuys Sherman Oaks Park Woodley Park

San Fernando Valley
Major Cities	Los Angeles Glendale Burbank
Cities and towns 25k–100k	Calabasas
Cities and towns 10k–25k	San Fernando
Cities under 10k	Hidden Hills
Neighborhoods and unincorporated communities	Communities in the San Fernando Valley
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