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L.A. County Parks celebrates 80 years with free activities for kids. Here's how to plan ahead
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Los Angeles County Parks is celebrating its 80th anniversary by offering more than 200 free activities for kids in July.
What kind of activities? The "Let's Play Outside," initiative includes free activities at parks across the county. They're grouped into 10 categories, including fishing, camping, hiking, boating, and connecting with wildlife.
What's the schedule? You can find dates, times and other details on the website for L.A. County Parks at parks.lacounty.gov/lets-play-outside/.
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