Things to Do

Explore the businesses in Reseda’s bustling downtown commercial district on Sherman Way and Reseda Boulevard. Spend the day exploring the West Valley Regional Branch Library. And soon, you’ll be able to catch the latest movie showings at the old Redesa Theater, which is being remade into a Laemmle Theater.

Outdoor Recreation

Get outside and get active in Reseda! Visit the Reseda Park and Recreation Center to enjoy activities like baseball, basketball, picnicking or barbecuing, swimming in the seasonal pool, tennis, table tennis, volleyball, or fishing at Reseda Lake. You can even take a recreational or atheltic program.

Head next door to the nearby Sepulveda Basin Recreation Area, which features over 2,000 acres of beautiful parkland. Here, you’ll discover two beautiful parks, an archery range, three golf courses, biking and hiking trails, a Japanese Garden, a wildlife preserve, parkland along the Los Angeles River, boat rentals and fishing on Balboa Lake, and two sports complexes, the Sepulveda Basin Sports Complex and the Balboa Sports Center, where you can enjoy youth sports, adult sports, athletic classes, cultural classes, and sports fields and courts.

Shopping & Dining

You’re never far from what you need in Reseda! Enjoy access to a wealth of businesses, services, stores, shops, and restaurants along Sherman Way and Reseda Boulevard. You’ll find more options nearby at the large Loehmanns Plaza.

Local Education

Reseda public school students are served by Los Angeles Unified School District, which was highly rated by school-rater Niche.com for outstanding diversity, college readiness, health and safety, teachers, and clubs and activities. Reseda is home to 15 public schools, including Grover Cleveland High School, Reseda High, and John R. Wooden High, as well as the public charter Magnolia Science Academy and the Reseda Community Adult School.

Also within in the community are five private schools, including Applied Scholastics Academy Valley, Saint Catherine of Siena, Heart of the valley Christian School, Kirk O’ the Valley School, and Trinity Lutheran High.