The West LA VA North Campus provides a safe and resource-rich community that helps create a sense of belonging and connection crucial to overall health and well-being. Here we connect people and resources, and promote wellness in a caring environment that enables you to thrive.
The Town Hall is the civic heart of the North Campus, where residents can find community services, property management and administrative offices.
The Clock Tower is a central meeting space, anchoring the intersection of the Town Center, CalVet and North Village.
The mobility plaza hosts rideshare drop-offs/pickups, shuttle bus stops and the bike station, which operates mini-mobility retail, repair and rental.
The Wellness Center is home to a collection of health and wellness services and amenities that promote physical, mental and emotional health for residents.
The chapel is a place of worship and meditation for all faiths and denominations as well as those who need a spiritual sanctuary. An iconic symbol of hope, hospitality and commitment to the care and support of Veterans, as well as those who need a spiritual sanctuary, it will also serve as the future home of the Center for Moral Injury Recovery to address Veterans’ invisible and moral traumas.
The Wilshire Boulevard transit hub will be home to the future Metro Purple Line subway, which is an extension to the Westside and the West LA VA campus, expanding access to the region’s second-largest job center and surrounding communities.
Veterans Barrington Park was created as an extension of the City of Los Angeles Barrington Park and Recreation Center located across the street. The urban park features two baseball diamonds, a large off-leash dog park and a grassy play area.
The 20-acre Wadsworth Park includes a series of vintage homes and a palm grove of dense trees.
At the north corner of Wilshire and San Vicente Boulevards is the gateway open space for the West LA VA North Campus. A grand entry plaza opens into the 12-acre park.
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The Japanese Garden is a lush, tranquil landscape with a network of walking paths and foot bridges over ponds teeming with life.
A collection of therapeutic community gardens and collaborative farming plots promotes healing, education and social well-being among Veteran participants and the UCLA community.
The nine-hole, public golf course offers a driving range and clubhouse. The facility is maintained by staff, volunteers and charitable contributions, which allow green fees to be relatively low and further discounted for Veterans.
Brentwood Theatre will anchor art programming in the North Village. New art studios, classrooms and galleries will support performing arts, crafts, and digital and visual art oriented toward healing and growing creativity among Veteran residents.
The Wadsworth Theatre hosts Broadway shows, musical concerts, film premieres and live theatrical productions.
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