Licensed Daycares in Huntington Park, CA

Daycare & Childcare in Huntington Park

As of August 2026

10 licensed child care providers serve Huntington Park families, with family child care homes outnumbering centers, 19 to 11. Combined licensed capacity across the roster is 928 slots, an average of 31 per provider. Every provider is licensed through the California Department of Social Services' Community Care Licensing Division (CCLD). CloverMap lets Huntington Park parents browse this full, verified roster of listings to compare their options. Families here can weigh a classroom-style center against a smaller home-based option.

What to know about childcare in Huntington Park

Huntington Park's 10 licensed providers lean toward family child care homes, which make up 63 percent of the roster at 19 providers, against 11 centers at 37 percent. That mix means families in this southeast Los Angeles County city are somewhat more likely to encounter a smaller, home-based setting than a larger, classroom-style center when searching the roster.

Combined licensed capacity across Huntington Park's 30 providers totals 928, an average of 31 children per site. That average sits in the middle of this data set, reflecting a roster where homes outnumber centers but centers still contribute enough larger-capacity sites to keep the citywide average from dropping too low.

Age coverage is strong across Huntington Park's roster: all 30 providers, 100 percent, serve preschool-age children, while infants, toddlers, and school-age children are each served by 63 percent of providers. Families searching for those non-preschool age bands will be working with roughly two-thirds of the roster rather than the full list.

Every Huntington Park provider is licensed by the California Department of Social Services' Community Care Licensing Division, which regulates family child care homes and centers under distinct licensing categories. A current CCLD license reflects that a provider has met the applicable facility, staffing, and health and safety standards for its type of care.

With family child care homes making up nearly two-thirds of Huntington Park's roster, families here searching for a smaller-group setting have plenty to choose from, while the city's 11 centers, including programs like MAOF Head Start Santa Fe Center, offer the classroom-based alternative. CloverMap's Huntington Park listings let parents compare the full roster by provider type and age coverage. Because Huntington Park's roster leans toward family child care homes, families here have a fairly deep pool of smaller, residence-based options to compare, while the city's centers remain available for families who prefer a larger, classroom-style setting. With every provider on the roster reporting preschool coverage, families searching for that age group have the broadest set of options, while other age bands call for a more targeted search. Because Huntington Park's roster is drawn from state licensing records rather than a live booking system, families should treat provider counts as a starting point for research and follow up directly with a shortlist to confirm current openings. Asking a shortlisted center or home about its current age-group mix is a quick way to narrow the list before scheduling a tour.