About Walnut Park
What the census tallied was Walnut Park, California, held nearly thirty thousand people in that tiny stretch of land that only measured a little more than half a square mile.

In this tiny city, Walnut has a tad over eight thousand nine hundred housing structures; within each unit having an average family size of three and a half people living there. You might think that it would be difficult to book a ride out here, but its not, you can easily book a transfer service to LAX anytime and it's easy to do.

Walnut Park is one of the top ten neighborhoods in the county of Los Angeles with the highest number of people per square mile, averaging over twenty two thousand, ranking number eight on the poll.

When it comes to education, Walnut Park offers an elementary school within city limits and also offers another alternative at a close sister city. A new middle school opened in Walnut Park in 2012, and there are three high schools available for Walnut residents.

Furthermore, when it comes to averages, Walnut residents’ average in age of forty four years old, and adults over the age of twenty-five, three and a half percent hold more than a Master’s Degree, nine percent hold a Master’s Degree, and thirty one percent have earned a Bachelor’s Degree. A Walnut resident’s average income for their household is around one hundred seven thousand dollars per year, with a median household averaged to be upwards of ninety one thousand dollars per year.

Aside from all the fantastic statistics about a place that didn’t know it couldn’t be a city, Walnut is now a place that is flourishing. It has so many things to brag about. Walnut is strong on community and community values. Programs, resources, projects, classes, and activities, Walnuts is always buzzing. It has equestrian trails and hiking trails that stretch over twenty six miles long. Every October, Walnut celebrates the City of Walnut Family Festival with a parade and a myriad of community projects and group showings.